St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-21
KAULBARS HAS QUIT.
The Russian Bulldozer-i n-Ohief Packs
His Grip and Departs From
Sofia.
The People Too Busy Celebrating the
Anniversary of Slivnitza to Bid
Him Farewell.
A Probable Increase in the German
Standing Army--The Kali
ser,s Health.
A Drunken Mans Shooting Scrape
in n--General For
eign News.

LONDON, Nov. 20.-The regents at
Sofia sent telegram to Prince Alexander
of Hesse. expressing regret that his SON.
Prince Alexander, was not amongst them
to celebrate and sOlemnize the first ami
versary of his victory over the Servians at
SlivnitZa. He responded, cOngratulating
the Bulgarians Oh the event, and assured
them that he also regretted his sons alb
sence. The regents also telegraphed to
Prince Alexander deplorng his absence
from the people who loved him. and who
would never forget the merits and sacrihces
of their leader and defender of their coun-
try. A telegram from Paris says that
Premier De Freycinet has informed the
French cabinet that Gen KauIbars has
placed the Russian subjects who remain in
Bulgaria under the protection Of the
French diplomatic agent at Sofia and the
French consuls in Bulgaria. NJ. De Frey
cinet added that Gen. KaulbarS' action in
so doing had
NO POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE.
The Nord, the Russian organ published
at Brussels, says:
The departure of Gen. Kaulbars from Bull
garia does not signify Russian retreat from
the country but simply pture OF Russian
relations with Bulgaria. Russia does no. re-
tiOnal rights in Bulgaria.
A telegram from st. Petersburg says that
an official statement has been issued by the
Russian government explaining its action in
recalling Gen. KaulbarS from Bulgaria.
The document says:
In consequence of insults to Russian sub
jects, and also to persons under the protec-
ton of Russia in Bulgaria and Eastern
Roumeia, Gen. Kaulbars has been COM
PEELED to notify NJ. Nacevics, Bulgarian min
lister of foreign affairs, that he and all the
Russian copsuls would leave the principality
Oh the occasion of the first act of violence
committed after said notification On NOV. D,
following a fresh outrage was committed
against Russian CANVASS at PhIlipoppols who
was matreated by soldiers and by crowd OF
people armed with sticks, and brought to the
Russian consulate insensble. Gen. Kaulbars,
learning that the attack on the cavass had
been made by order of the military authori-
ties, demanded the dismissal of the lieuten-
ant, brigader general and project, who were
responsible. and the exemplary punishment
of those who participated in the attack. He
also demanded that the Russian who had
been injured should receive the customary
salute and reparatiOn. and notified the Bull
garian government that unless his demands
were complied with he would depart on No
vember II: NJ. Nacevics having neither re-
piled to the demands of Gen. Kaulbars. nor
given Cu6 SdllSldCtiUll Oruorcu, OSu. hduiOdfS
and all the Russian consuis in Bulgaria and
eastern Roumelia have been ordered to leave
to-day.
Gen. Kaulbars and his staff
DEPARTED FROM SOFIA TO-DAY.
Only twenty persons were at the station
to bid him farewell. The town was dec
GRATED with flags and Illuminated, not in
honor of Gen. Kaulbars, but because to-
day was the first anniversary Of the battle
of Slivnitza. At Philippopolis the Russian
consul to-day announced that he will leave
the city.