Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-24
Alexander, of Bulgaria,
DepOsed.
MUCH EXCITEMENT ENsUEs
1t Is Said to Be a Blow Aimed by
Russia and Germany
at England.

then assembled and adopted resolution
praying the Gar to re-extend his sympA-
thy to Bulgaria. The assemblage then
went to the palace of the Russian agent
and submitted to him the resolution, ell
kneeling. The agent then assured them
Of his friendship. A provisional govern
ment has been formed.
THE NEWS IN VIENNA AND BERLIN.
BERLIN, August 23.-It is stated here
that Prince Alexander of Bulgaria was
deposed and made prisoner during an in.
spection Of the troops at Widin. In vi
emma the news Of the revolution in Bull
garia caused heavy fall on the Bourse.
Here one rumor is that Prince Alexander
was imprisoued at Widin; another is
that he wus placed on board ship
whose destination is unknown.
M. Zankoff who is the prime mover of
the revolution, and the nominal head of
tho government, allows only favorable
news to leave Bulgaria.
THE LONDON TIMES" ON RUSSIA.
LONDON, August 81 The Times this
morning says: at is obvious that Prince
Alexander was deprived Of his throne by
direct orders Of the Gar. The official
version of the revolution is 90 fragrant
and transparsntly dishonest that it will
not deceive child. The effect may be
extremely serious, and Russia's action is
absolutely unwarrantable and without
excuse.
wuv AIrxANbrR WAS pRpOsEp.
SOFIA, August 23.-The Governments
proclamation announcing the deposition
Of Alexander and the reasons therfor, de-
olares that "He rendered great services
on the field of battle, but politically be
he bad too little regard for Bulgsria's
position a. slave state and the main
tenance Of relations with Russia. His
deposition on this account was neces-
sity."
ALEXANDER SURPRISED.
LONDON, August 23.-The Marquis Of
Salisbury returded to London this morn
ing. He has had lengt thened interview
with the Earl Iddesleigh. foreign minis
ter. The coup d'etst In Bulgaria was q
complete surprise to both ministers. A
dispatch from Vienna to the Times con-
tains the following; ''Prince Alexander
wss deposed BY conspiracy. He
was escorted to Widdin to embark
thence sunday for Ssvrin, 10 Wslischia,
Roumania. The story Of the deposition
10 told - follows: karavslof, the
Prime Minister, entered the palace at
Sofia and explained to Prince Alexander
that the public opinion of Bulgaria was
dissatisfied with bis policy and demand
ed his deposition.
Alexander said: 81 see no friends; l
cannot resist"
Alexander was taken completely by
surprise. He was astounded by the
sudden bursting Of the plot upon him.
Karavsloff bad managed the whole af-
fair with such secrecy that the only in
dication Of the coming storm was mu-
tinous spirit noticeable among the
troops.
BLOW AT ENGLAND.
BERLIN. August 23.-Degiers, Russian
Foreign Minister, sojourning at Franz.
ensbsd, will, IL is stated, almost imme.
diately visit Bismarck and Kalknoy,
Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs.
The opinion is general here that Ger
many and Austria, by mutual agree
ment, sacrificed Prince Alexander, Of
Bulgaria, in order to preserve an alliance
with Russia, at the expense of England.
Public opinion In Germany sympathizes
with Prince Alexander In his misfor.
tunes.
The Post, Prince Bismarck's organ,
publishes an article on the Bulgarian
crisis, which is characterized by amia.
bility Of expression toward Russia and
unfriendliness to England.
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WHAT Is THOUGHT IN LONDON.
LONDON, August %. French feeling
favors Prince Alexander's deposition, be-
cause the Prince is German. French
men hope that kussia's action in this
emergency may embroil the central
European powers. Nobody in Paris be-
lieves these powers connived at Prince
Alexander's expulsion.
The Times, commenting on Bulgarian
affairs, says: The coup must, we fear,
be regarded, 30 far as Prince Alex ander
il concerned, as an end Of the chapter Of
respectful sympathy. The event must
be regarded as q triumph OF Russian
diplomacy and very important event.
IA 4 H e.
English diplomacy. It is only too clear
that the Marquis Of Salisbury is con-
fronted with all of the dangers and diff.
hculties in an aggravat'd form which he
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tion OF Prince Alexander is a matter of
extreme Rrav,'y, ous 'hey say 'hat even
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BUCHAREST. August 2S-simla re.
r'sIns is''n,u. " f,aoe .a '',a, A'enanae' anu
srnment Numbers of Buloarians and
nrominsnt Russophobists have, already
aad 20 Roumania. The fuoitives mum.
her many Nihilists VIM we've serving as