Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-30
THE BULGARIAN RUMPUS.
Two of the Chief Conspirators Sentenced
to Death-NOtes,

to Deatn-NOIess
by telegraph
cable special from London of August 2Sth
SAYS: The feeling in England during the
last three days can only be described as one
of intense solicitude for the personal safety
of Prince Alexander. The English, who
believe the Russians are capable of any,
thing. feared foul play. The news of the
safe arrival of the Prince at Lemburg pro-
duced an explosion of Joy. The English
papers urge him to return at once to Sofia
and resume the Government, regardless of
the wishes of Bismarck or anybody else
Nobody doubts that Bulgaria wants him
back. The overthrow of the conspiracy
which called itself provisional govern
ment has been q triumph of the democracy.
The people of Bulgaria asserted their will,
but Bismarck's regard for Bulgaria or her
people is slight, and his desire to save the
susceptibilities of the Czaris great Whether
Alexander can return or remain depends
on the result of the conference between
Bismarck and De Giers. What the people
here hope is that Bismarck will see that it
cannot be for the peace of Europe, or for
the security of any throne, that any gov
eminent should come to an end by kid
mapping or piracy But Alexander himself
may not care to return unless he obtains
an assurance of support.
SOFIA, August 2Sth.-The trial by Court
martial of Zankoff, Grueff and Clement,
leaders of the revolutionists who forced
Prince Alexander to abdicate, has been
finished. Zankotf and Grueff are sentenced
to death, and Clement sentenced 10 i'm
prisonment for life.
LEMBERG, August 2Sth.-Prince Alexan-
der has returned Prince William of Wrr-
temburg's visit. Stamboulotf has sent the
following dispatch TO Alexander of Hesse
In the name of the Fatherland, we beg
your Highness TO telegraph to your son at
Lemberg, our Prince, and ask him to leave
that city to-day direct for Bucharest, where
NJ. Sachevios, the Bulgarian Diplomatic
Agent, will explain TO him everything. The
Bulgarian army and nation longingly await
the Princes return"
Prince Alexander leaves here to-day for
Bulgaria He will go via Giurgove, Rou-
mania, and expects to reach Bulgarian ter
ritory by tomorrow. His brothers, Fran
els and Ludwig, are both with him, and
will be his travelling companions.
PARIS, August 2Sth.-A dispatch from
Jassy to lie Temps says that if the Powers
prevent Prince Alexander's return, the
Bulgarians will proclaim republic.
A Cabinet council was held to-day at
which it is asserted that pourpdr2er was
issued TO obtain the sense of the Powers on
the ACCESSIBILITY of holding new confer
epce for the purpose of restoring order in
Bulgaria.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 2Sth.-The Gov
ernments of Germany and Austria consider
that the recent events in Bulgaria impose
on England chiefly the duty to take the in
itiative in any foreign action for the settle
e Dbl, fl,,r
will be officially communicated to the
Porte.
The Porte has expressed its willingness
to adopt the views of the Bulgarian Com
mission in connection with the revision of
the organic statues. 1t is proposed to
elaborate new statute TO consist of three
parts First, dealing with the rights of the
Sultan second, with internal administra-
ton and third, with finance railways,
passports and customs. The Porte wishes
to add a fourth section, dealing with the
position of foreigners.
LONDON, August 2Sth.-The Russian
papers hope that the interview between
Bismarck and De Giers, the Russian For
eign Minister, will hasten settlement of
the Bulgarian difficulty. The eventual re-
turn of Alexander, they say, might increase
the difficulty for Germany. The Gazette of
OF. petersburg ADVISES 1TlllCc aleSdDuer
not to resume the government of Bulgaria,
as such a step would only result in second
and more decisive overthrow.
The Russians refused to allow Prince
Alexander a salon, carriage or servants,
and only released him after the Emperor
William had telegraphed TO the Gar on
the subject.
Turkey is massing troops on the Rou-
melian frontier. Daily councils are being
held at Constantinople to consider, the sit
uation.
BERLIN, August 2Sth.-Public interest
here is centered in Prince Alexander. He
has become favorite and the news that he
has been liberated caused storm of popu-
lar delight. The Princes portrait is dis
played in many of the show-windows.
Some of the newspapers denounce his
deposition as an audacious act of scoun-
drels who had been bought with Russian
money. One journal warns the Car that
Alexander is a German and that the in
dignity put upon him is an insult which
will never be forgotten. The Emperor
William received the news of Alexander's
deposition from General Won Werder, on
Sunday, at a mess of officers of the guards
at Potsdam.
SOFIA, August 29th.-Prince Alexander
has telegraphed to the Regency to announce
to the people his intention of returning 10
Sofa. The rebellious troops here have sub
mitted, and will not be punished on condi-
ton they quit the country. The revolution
was quite bloodiess, and no further opposi