The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-24
N ABDICATION.
NEE Alexander, of Bulgaria
illlE Tacates the Throne.
.,rr OF aUssIA's DIFIOAACf
81 Governments in a
90 Prs'ii -. attituds-The Com
Q'', ,a,nl. on the Deposition.
.,ser Abdicates.

argust "a ols PaeSu AONA
LOsDos' A5s dated Saturday, says;
o6s buis.-. and the troops quartered
The P0p p.nI.al surrounded the palace
Z the rorning. Prince Alexander
ss-ly tbs Ia Ia vss escorted over the
a6dl'al'' There he, was no disorder The
t'oa' rome. then assembled and adopted a
PoPaia''s - n-,viug the Gar to re-e1-
resolution pIs55s,Sv 10 the Bulgarian
tend BIS ~ y .i ifssen,blage proceeded TO
people :, the Russian agent anu
ne paisoS - biu the resolution, an
s1bmlHeu Tbs agent assured them OF
kneelng; 1t--;sndship. The following
the CLaI ,overnnent has been
pfoTl,i.on1o.. ;r5s Minister. Mons. Siem-
formed; Itl I.-,I; of Tirnoya: Mills
ant, AS y..f;gn Affairs, M. StaJOnoI'
II Oh Io ~ me Interior. n. Lankou'
Minister y y Tirsnce. NJ. Hurmotf; Min
= ~ war. u. Nekleiere,iO"'
:. ~ Instios. u. Rsdaslaron- .....d hare
D. RSrtIs. August Ply = ssa.eo Is as
80. Prince Alexander, oil bnlgaIis, s %
ss1oesd and made prisonesr, uliins ~
;-!rsrtion Of troops at Mla9en;; d.
Tss Cologne Ga5et.e ana b-Illn I I'll, Iii
.vr-ess The belief that tue event NJ
md 10 preserve peace. 1hey say .,;,,as
PTDce Alexander's personal qusSit' -
5s-sryed a better fate, but Englan nav,
no refused him active support ~ al -,s
Psssia. and Turkey being afraid 70 I !so
- in behalf Of Bulgaria, and t 20.
Gsstein meeting showing that the AM
snce was unbrOken, his posiuon Was d
HS sorTs August 22.-The people are
tranquil. The city is reil'uminsteS1 10
night and is gaily decorated Wild nAss'
praDlier Clement has issued procia-
nation anat uncing the formal aodica-
-,1n of Prince Alexander, who renoun--
IS me throne for ever, being convinced
tSst his reign would be fatal 10 Bull
ia The Premier states that the new
T.binet will serve until meeting OF the
-stional assembly. he expresses the
zone mat al parties will cooperate TO
-aintain the law and assures the people
80 their ruler will not leave the cOun-
~ without his powerful protection.
VIENNA, August 22.-News of the rev
sl-tion in Bulgaria caused q heavy and
md fsu on the bOurse here. One
rrnoF is that Prince Alexander was
iBp-isonei at Widen; another Is that
b Eas placsd on board a ship, whose
ssstiustion is unknown. NJ. Zankoh
Fbois the prime mover OF the reVolu
eo1. and nominal head Of the new gov
,rnment. allows only favorable news &
Loyp0v. August 23.-The Daily Neir'
eis morning, saws: 1t i, obvious tina
prince Alsxanr er was deprived OF hi
arona bv direct orders of the Gar. In
csfciaI version of the revolution IS $
ss-ranfv and transparently dishones
tbsfit viii not deceive q child. The Ell
let nav be extremely serious and Rus
1ssction is absolutely unwarrantaol
AID without excuse. The argument
tie Berlin Postis that the revO utIon III
p-ss Russian victory over English IN
t1s1oe in the east. No power IS less IL
tgss,si than England. Alexander ws
nsznslly a yassal OF the Sultan ana
c. asshown he wss depoSed Wlthou
ne S1lan'S consent. a grave internt
toll difficulty will at once be raised.
Tie deposition of Prince Alexande
o. Bulgaria, his astounded the pohV
CEls and hnanciers of England. Con
s-s today have fallen Is. The EgyT
tan securities are down 1 per cent, an
hs Turkish and Russi from 10
each; other stocks were also Hat laterl
ne Gay, but the market Is now recoTe
llg
ST. PETERSBURG. August 23.-Tt
Russian press was less surprised at II
deposition Of Alexander than II va
Wien ROumelia revOlted in 1885, II
newspapers here generally for son
time past having believed that the po
meal tension IN Bulgaria foreshadows
a catastrophe. The Vildomos.i say
Russia must now speak her weigh
words II she does not wish 10 lose col
70. Oh inc Bulgarian destinles."
bEALiS, August 2S.-ne Giers, Ru
S,4u Ioreg7 minister, sojourning
aiui1sload, vii It is stated, almost II
Isulateiy WISH Bismarck and Kalnok
austrian minister of foreit
go slallS. The opinion is general be
"a. Gefmany and Austria, by mutu
sIssehlent, sacrificed Prince Alexand.
=. bulgaria, IN order to preserve an al
f lOs WIN Russia at the expense of En-
.a.l Public opinion in Germany syl
Is.4l1ss With Prince Alexander in !
H!siortunes.
p:oEALlS, August 2S.-The Post, Prin
1.'aa.4Ieks organ, publishes an artii
- me bulgarian crisis, which is char
led oy the amiability OF expressio
F SaSIus hussis, and unfriendliness
Lo;SDoS, August 2s.-The Marquis
- .uFy returned to London {
-.9lAing. BE mas had a long intervi
- me Earl OF Iddeslelgh, forei
,.--s'ef' The coup d'etut in Buiga
- complete surprise to both min
So The securities affected by
- - receipt Of the news from Sofia
recovering.
dispatch from Vienna to the Til
Ilslns the following: Prince All
vas depOsed by g conspira
was escorted TO Widen
Tn1lG thence on Sunday for SeVrir
fIachia. ROOmania.
0lspatch from Bucharest. capita
B-SI.la.nla, states that all the news II
Sisana comes at present through {
courses, and that no private per
- ent, or leave Bulgaria. The I
~ lines, the dispatch adds,
ro zen stopped from operation.
~ Of The deposition is told as folio
s.,.-4veiof, prime minister, entered
Pc az Sofia and explained
o- -;taee Alexander that the pu
--'Oa OF Bulgaria was dissati: