The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-09-03
BOLD suLcARlANs.

Collapse Of the Bulgarian C0nsptraey-IAs
The Provislonal Oovernmeae OveFthTown
The People loyal to Alexander.
SoF1A, Aug. 2A-The PROVISIONAL gov.
ernment created by the revoluti0nists has
been overthrown; NJ. Cleaaent NJ. Grouff
and N. Zankof, three OF liz members, have
been arrested and throwa into prison and
the old minIstry reinstated. The deception
practiced upon them by the circulation OF
the report that Prince Alexander had vol
UNFAIRLY abdicated has exasperated troops
and civilians alike. and the revulsi0n of
popular feeling in favor of tine dep0sed
ruler Is as general rs 1t is intense. A
deputation has started out to find the Prince
and assure him Of the loyalty of the Bull
garian people and army and to endeavOr
to persuade him to return. The command
er Of the yacht on which it has been stated
that Prince Alexander is kept a prisoner
has telegraphed from REM, in Bessarabia,
to Sofia, asking for instructions. lie re-
ceived Ordars to convey the Prince back to
Sofia. Dispatches from Widdin state that
the confederation has been successful.
The following proclamation has been issued
at TiernOva:
In the name of Prince Alexander and the
bulgarian Parliament hereby declare that
have assumed the direction of the prOvis-
iOnal government at Sofia Persons falling
to conform Herewith will be dealt with by
military law. l appoint Colonel MontkorOn
COMMENCEMENT of the army. with full
civil and military powers. / appeal to Bull
garians to defend the crown of their father
our heroic and beloved Prince, who was
chosen by the people as their ruler. Long
live Alexander.
The proclamation is signed "Stambuloff''
and cOuntersigned '.MOntkOrOff.'
MARCHING ON SOFIA.
The garrison at Rustchuk, which remains
loyal to Alexander, IL marching to Sofa.
Loyalisis are besieging the latter town. 1t
is stated that 10000 Bulgarian troops who
have 0een stationed OH the Servian frontier,
are Fastening toward Sofa to support Prince
Alexander. Prince Bismarck is said to be
surprised at the anti-Russianism displayed
by the Austrian and Hungarian press.
Prince Alexander has landed at REM, and
is reported to be travelling from Limburg,
Galicia, by rail to Darmstadt All accounts
agree that Alexander was i'm the hands of
Russian pIOtters until REM was reached,
when he was released and told he could 60
wherever he liked. 1t is stated that Alex
abdicatiOn.
RUSSIA PREPARING.
The Vienna TUgb,dtt says: The Russian
Ministers of War and Marine have been
summoned to st. Petersburg, and the Black
sea fleet has been ordered to be in readiness
for a cruise. Several Russian steamship
companies have been ordered to equip troop
transports. The direction Of affairs at Sofia
has been entrusted to Major PanOff. The
fall OF the rebel captain at Sofia is con-
firmed. 1t is reported that the leaders OF
the revolution are fleeing to Servia. The
ministerial ViOntzd states that Russia for
babe Alexander to land in Russia territory.
STOCKS DEPRESSED.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-The stock market
closed flat on the serious aspect of the situ-
alton in Bulgaria and i'm anticipation Of
higher bank rate tomorrow.
BERLIN, Aug. 26.-The bOurse closed to.
day with a general decline. owing to the
gloomy views of the political situation ex.
pressed by the English and Russian press.
Russian and Hungarian shares closed l 4
points lower.