River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-10-28

II is reported from Berlin that a more
hopeful peace feeling prevails Ia official
circles. There was animated buying or
the boerse aud a reaction IL favor
of Russian securities. The North q 'rman
Gazette has bitter article assaiipg Prince
Alexander as the cause OF the present
European crisis. The Gszstte says that
Alexander during his reign ignored treat
les, forgot the Russian origin Of his posi-
ton, and was faithiess TO his relations aud
to the Cars family, and that his return 20
Bulgaria is impossible.
The Bulgarian regency have received
from 800 OF the deputies to the great
sobranje, expressions OF q desire to have
the election of a prince to succeed Prince
Alexander concluded rot later than the
second sitting Of the sobraujs. All these
deputies declare that the country requires
the speediest possible settlement or the
question. The regency have consented
TO carry out the wishes Of the 500 deputies
The British dispatch boat Imogene has
been wrecked at Galiipoli during q FOG.
Sne was at the time proceeding FROM Con-
stantiuople 70 Salouica, fl, IN where she
was to convey Sir. William White, the
newly appointed British minister to
Turkey, 10 Constantiuople. The crew
were saved. The Ic.ogsne IS an iron
yacht of 400 tons.
The Paris Journal des d. bats says that
the three Enpero-s have come o an under
standing on the Blu garian question on the
following basis, namely That Russia shall
not occupy Bulgaria, ana that Austria aud
Germany sha not recogniza either the
regency or the prince elected by the so
branje without the assent OF Russia.
The London St James G zstte says:
Waddington, French ambassador TO Lon
don, acting under instruction from his
government, has protested on behalf Of
France against the British occupa ion OF
Egg pt. France and Turkey are Ia q COM
plete accord in their opposition 10 tie &C
cupation, and Russia supports them.
A dispatch from Iadia says IRE sVdar
Of Caudahar has forbidden merchants to
supply cattle add corn to the Brigi-h garri-
sos at QIetia. Native Iaborers have been
forbidden to work in the British camp, and
the hill tribes refuse TO pay tribute 10 the
ameer Of Afghsnistan
The Berlin National Gazette says the
real object OF the recsnt interview had by
Count Schwaualotf, the Russian am
bassador. with Prince Bismarck, was to
negotiate concerning the customs duties
and commercial relations between Russia
and Germany.
1t is reported that Gen. Kaulbars is try
ing to win over the garrisOus at VaTns,
Shumia, Widin and Tirnove. hoping that,
acting under the supreme command Of the
military authorities at Rustchuk, they will
work revolution in favor OF Russia.
i Ths car has summoned Gen. Gourko,
military commander of Warsaw, to
proceed TO the imperial pslace at
Ga,zchina to receive Instructions pre-
paratory to replacing Cen. Kaulbars as
Russian military agent in Bulgaria.
There is block in the corn trade, the
Danube being so low that shipments are
retarded. 10 Pesth over a million hundred
Weight of grain is awaiting shipment.
Above the city sixty barges laden with
corn are waiting for high water.
In response TO official inquiries the Ger
man embassy at ST, petersburg telegraphs
that there is no basis Of truth for the story
that an attempt has been made on the
cars life or for the report that an aide-de-
camp had been shot by the car.
The French boycott on German beer has
elected strong comments from the press of
Germany, especially as it was instituted in