San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-08-25
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FOREIGN,


The deposition of the prince OF Bull
garis was the work Of Russia and was
accomplished in the night and under q
threat of death. The troops and people
of Bulgaria are generally opposed to
the revolution because it was brought
about by Russia arts and intrigues.
The Sultan of Turkey has addressed a
letter to the leading powers in which he
them as deeply as 1t does Turkey, ask
ing, a declaration Of their views and
intentions respecting the same.
Civil war in Bulgaria and Roumelia
seems to be imminent. A counter-revo-
luton having for its object the restora-
tion of Prince Alexander, has been set
in motion and Ia favored by the people
and the soldiers who are hostile to the
schemes OF Russia.
Six persons who took conspicuous
part In the riots in Belfast have
been committed to prison to await trial.
The nine policemen charged with the
murder of citizens, were admitted to
bail in the sum of $3.50.
The city of Mandalay has been inun.
dated by the Irrawaddy river, and 3d.
600 people are left without homes and
food The damage is estimated at S., OOO,-
600. Many persons were drowned by
the flood.
The precise whereabouts of the de.
posed prince of Bulgaria are not known.
He is held as a prisoner and 1t is thought
that the purpose Of the revolutionists is
to land him on Russian soil so that Rus
STA may retain him as captive.
The mayor of Dublin presided over
the meeting of the National league in
that city, and made q patriotic speech,
in which he said that Ireland would
have accepted the Gladstone bill rs a
settlement of the controversy between
Ireland and England, but that Ireland
would never be satisfied until she en-
joyed parliament of her own.
Parnell made an able speech in the
house of commons upon Irish affairs on
yesterday, in which he severely ar
raigned Irish landlords for their whole
sale eviction of tenants, and said the aim
of the landlords was to create q seeming
necessity for coercive measures. Glad
stones purchase scheme would safely
settle the land troubles In Ireland, and
the purchase money would be as safe as
ifin the Bank of England. He closed by
saying nothing but parliament Of her
own would content Ireland.
Sir J. Furgerson, under secretary of
state, in reply to inter- ogatories in the
house OF commons, stated that the
British government viewed the events
in Bulgaria with the greatest anxiety.
He declined to state whether Russia
was implicated in the revolution In Bull
garia.
The friends of Prince Alexander have
set up q provisional government friendly
to his restoration and hostile to
provisional government organized by
the partisans of Russia, and civil war
seems to be inevitable.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The anarchists In Cleveland, Ohio,
held meeting to take action an the con-
viction of their Chicago brethren. Chris
Saam, leader of the group, said the cap
italists and not the anarchists had de-
clared war, and war they should have TO
the knife. The struggle would continue
until great anarchist revolution swept
away oil law and dictation and make all
men equal.
Mr.. Cleveland and party had poor
catch of fish yesterday.
The subscriptions in Galveston to the
fund for the relief Of the sufferers from
the storm is tagging, and will not
amount TO more than $4,000. The city
authorities donated $4,000.
At Seguin, Judge Moore, Of Fayette,
was nominated on the first ballot over
Wells ThOmpson-the vote being Moore
SO, Thompson ID.
Geronimo and % warriors are in
Sonora, Mexico, trying to make terms
with Mexico, and to raid New Mexico
and Arizona.
James G. Blaine opened the state cam
paign in Maine, yesterday in speech
at Lake Selago. He spoke at length in
favor Of a protective tariff, and express
ed surprise that laboring men were in
different to the matter of protecting
American Industries. Referring to the
Mexican troubles, he said, SIN contrast
with our patient endurance of the Cana
dian outrages, We have made an I'M
necessary and undignified display OF in
science and bravado towards Mexico"
He said war with Mexico would be a
crime. He accused the prohibitionists
of being in league with the democrats to
ruin the republican party.
Cutting has issued q pronunciamento
from Ell Paso and does not intend to lose
any of his nOtoriety.