Daily Republican., 1886-09-30
A RUSSIAN EDICT.
TIE TIME FOR WORDS SAID 70
BE ENDhD.
oen kauibars ut sophia-He Issues au
Important Circular-A Russian
Roughly Handled.

SOPHIA, Sept. 29.-General Kaulbarr
has sent violent circular 10 the Rus
sian oonsuls 10 Bulgaria with the re-
guest that they inform the pee pie OF its
contents. IL makes twelve points,
several Of which the Bulgarian Govern.
ment declares Russia must know to be
false. Il begins ty stating that "the
time for mere words has ended. The
Cxar can now be convinced only by
acts. Only then will he offer this
country internal and external protec.
ton"
Tho circulsr accuses the Bulgariaus
of acts of indisclpline In burning flags
and the insignia of et. George. The
Bulgarian Government denies the latter
accusation. The circular declares that
Rassia cannot allow Bulgaria to try the
kidnappers of Alexander, and that 1t is
impossible to allow Alexander and his
family to return to Bulgaria. 1t is un-
derst0oj that, owing 10 this circular,
the government will resist the dem ande
OF the Russian ultimatum brought by
General Kaulbars.
Several distributors OF the circular
have been maltrea ed, especially sub.
altern from the Russian consulate, who
WAS roughly expelled from o cafe where
the circular had been read. A deputa
tion Of nine adherents of Zsnkof wait
ed upon General Kaulbars ct the Rus
sian consulate to-day and expressed
their fullest confidence in him.
M. Deklindoff, the Russian consul
here, has been removed by Geaeral
Kaulbars, because Of his lack of frm-
Dess In dealing with the Bulgarian
Government.
THE REICHsRArH ASSEMBLIES
VIENNA, Sept. 90 The Rsichsrath
assembled today. In the Lower House
Deputy Heilsberg asked the Prime
Minister whether the Government was
disposed 10 characterize positively az
idle inventions the rnmors lately put
in circulation to the effect that changes
had taken place In the relations between
Austria and Germany because of Ger
maDy's support Of Russia In Bulgaria
The Newe Freie Presse says "Prince
Bismarck's greatest connivance cannot
destroy the elements Of antagonism be-
tween the Germans and Pan Slavists.
Mate rial interests will assert them
selves. Germany will not be willing
that Russia shall some day comprise
the whole Of Asia and thus be able to
place the erea est power in the world
at the disposal Of Pan-Slavism."
RUSSIA ARRIVES AT A CONCLUSION.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 29.-The
Moscow Gazette states that the Austro-
Hungarian Government is entirely
separated from Germany and Russia
on the Bulgarian question, and that
that country now inclines towards
England.
A CANDIDATE SELECTED
ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 29.-The
NovOsti says that General Kaulbars,
In an interview, stated that Russia did
not intend to occupy Bulgaria, and
that the imperial powers had agreed
regarding q candidate for the vacant
throne.
IRELASD'S s TRIBULATIoNS.
DUBLIN, Sept. 29.-The landlords Of
the MacDonnel estate, at Ktlkee, met
their tenants to-day to consider the de-
mand OF the latter for an abatement Of
rent. The landlords refused TO accede
to the demand. The majority Of the
tenants have not paid their rents.
Some who owe o ears rent offered to
pay one half, which was decliued.
Ejectments are thre atened.
STRONG LANGUAGE ON LANDLORDS
DUBLIN, Sept. 29.-Father Cantwell,
Catholic priest, of Thurles, Is report.
ed to have used. the following language
while addressing . League meeting yes-
terdsy: Sparing landlord who has
unjustly evicted tenant Is straining Q
to the utmost limit the order which
tells rs not to murder any individual.
Cheers. Still, 1t is always morally
wrong TO commit murder"
COERCION SHORT ROAD.
LONDON. Sept. 20 Mr.. T p. O'Con-
ner, speaking at Shoreditch tonight,
said he hated crime, but cruel landlor de
nigh drive the Irish peasantry to des.
peration. II coercion followed 1t wou d