Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-02
ElTIBARS COOLS DOWN.
HINT FROM THE CZAR TO
- MODERATION A TRIAL.

csDersI Complains to the Bulgarian
covarnment of tire Rough treatment
or6sd the Distributors or his Oir-
,s--Fnrtish and Austrian Editors
.aoIsud premier Tisz N's speech.
soDu1. Oct. 1.-Gen. Kaulbars has ao-
.-osssd note to the Bulgarian govern
mani complaining of the treatment re-
oa,ya5 by the distributors OF has circuiar
yesterday. The government, In reply
go that the law would punish all per-
sons entity of violence, and that the gov
o-nr,ent could not be held response
n,o,or the effect ofso iu1ammatory doc
,,mant The circular has been nick
,,orad "The Cars Ten Command
The authorities OF Philippopolis nave
-of1sad tn nIacard Gen. kauloars tele-
cr.m containing the Russian demands.
the people throughout the country
have held meetings and adopted re7olu-
lions beggIng the government to IeJeo'
Gen. Kaulbars' demands.
mo innuirv into the revolution mas
heen concluded. The oObranJe VIII De
asked to empower the court martial 10 Iry
offenders. 1t is reported tnal tnIee e1-
Ministers are implicated. The accused,
Win tue eAcbpllOi u SA~ AS'0
dealt with lenlently.
TRADE PARALYzED AT MOSCOW
ST. PETERS BURG. Oct. l.-Ihe Novoe
Nremya publishes telegram lroM Mos
cow which saws: The Bulgarian crisis
has paraiyzed trade aud checked the re-
ylysI OF business, which the good harVests
had melted. Moscow is prepared lor any
eyantuaGty. The present condition is
about as had as war, II not worse.
TI>ZA BACKED BY VIENNA EDITORS.
VIENNA. oct. The entire press OF
Vienaa approve Of Prem er Tisza's speech
in tbe Hungarian Parliament yesterday.
KAULBARs COOLING DOWN.
Itis stated positively that Gen. kaui-
bars. in cou sequence of hints from st.
Petarsburg. has moderated his attltud e
equally win the re .ency aud has becom
moe conc.iiatOry. Immediate relaXa-
ton Of the tension between Russia and
BuIzaria is therefore considered pro oba0ie.
BULGARIANs WHIPPED TO DEATH.
Moscow, Oct. 1.-Tha Gazette declares
t1aJ t1Irty BU!garians nave been whipped
20 death Tor expressing sympathy with
E4sslas action III Bulgaria.
ENGLAND SATISFIED.
LONDON, Oct. IL Cne Times this morn
ias says; "Eu-!and has good reason TO
b. SATISFIED VITA the statement made by
herr Il IL IN the Hungarian Parliament
1-, e-d4y, when indicated the point be-
r9nl wnicn the AustrO-German alliance
cl.aot ne strained Without breaklng.'
Herr Tsza's speecn IN the Hungarian
Dit Yesterday is Interpreted st Pesth as
uesmrg tlaU Austria would remain neil
igl. II hulgaua should submit 10 Russia,
tU. Ii Bulgaria should resist Russia,
Austria would prevent occupation OF
Lu -ara bv EUssla.
Ile AUSTRIAN military attache at Sophia
has teeu instruct q 10 encourage the Bull
Larlan regents to resist Russian demand :
wll1 hint OF eventual support. st.
Petersburg papers have been rbidden to
lua!l,l certain portions OF the speech
made by the Hungarian Premier yester-
d4g.
The FEELING IN GERMANY.
BERLIN, Oct. 1.-The North German
Gazette teit-rates that Prince Alexan-
der's ahd.cdtoG was voluntary on his
part. says: Russia mas an old score
against Prince Alexander, but there is nc
evidence mat threats were used against
Mn. Inc actiln o! Germany and AustrO-
Hungary was mined to persu aiding
FH1ce Alexander IN confidential man
nef 10 refrain from immediate executions
Innce Alexander ought to have beer
prepared % experience plots in a country
Ike Bu. u.garIa. DCuer countries exper.
fenced similar plots without their soyer.
slsu forthwith resigninr.p