Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE THREE EMPIRES COMBINE
AGAINST ENGLAND.

Bulgarls's Peasantry as n Rule Still
Loyal to the Prlnoe-Prcmier Ksrave-
lOff Apparently Cunning Schemer--
ROumanta Greatly Excited over the
Dethronement-The Shumla Garrison
! Truo to the FRINGE.
! VIENNA, Aug. 23.-The news OF the
revolution in Bulgaria caused heavy
and rapid fall on the bourse here. One
rumor is that Prince Alexander was I'M
prisoned at Widdin. Another Is that he
was placed on board a ship, whose desti-
nation Is unknown. NJ. Zankoff who is
the prime mover IN the revolution and
| the nominal head of the government,
! allows only favorable news to leave Bull
| garia.
! Fremdenblatt thinks that the depositio
| OF Prince Alexander Is hardly likely to
pass out of the sphere OF diplomacy.
The Presse and Tagblatt concur with
| the Fremdenblatt aud say peace Is not
! likely to be disturbed.
The Political Correspondence SAYS some
| Of the men named as members of the new
! Bulgarian Cabinet are adhereuis Of Prince
Alexander and are actually In prison.
THE EFFECT IN LONDON.
LONDON, Aug. 23.--The deposition of
| Prince Alexander OF Bulgaria has aston
! ished the politicians and inanciers of
England. Consols today fell 9s. Egyp-
| tian securities are down per cent, and
| Turkish and Russian from 1 to each.
| Other stocks were also fiat early in the
day, but the market later began recov-
ering.
SALISBURY AND IDDEsLEIGH.
The Marquis OF Salisbury returned to
London this morning. He has had long
I mt pxyfn xerfN hn MI Of tnh
Foreign Minister. The coup d. etat in
| Bulgaria was complete surprise to both
| Ministers.
A dispatch from Vienna to the Times
contains the following; "Prlnce AleXan-
der was deposed by conspiracy. He was
escorted to Widdln TO embark there on
Sunday for Severin, In Wallachla, ROu-
mania. A dispatch from Bucharest, the
capital OF Roumania, states that all the
| news from Bulgaria comes through official
couriers and no private person is allowed
to enter or leave Bulgaria. Telegraph
lines have all been stopped from opera
tion."
The Daily Telegraph, commenting on
| the Bulgarian revolution, says that it
proves that the Bulgarians are incapable
! OF becoming a united nation and pro-
! claims that the etrumpet-tougued Russian
is again lord OF the Balkan range and Of
the Bulgarian ports OF the EuXine Sea
and must awaken lively reflections in the
| minds of the Ottomans.
| WORN OUT BY INTRIGUE.
The Morning Post says: sit Ia evident
that Prince Alexander's courage has been
! worn out by the slow course of incessant
/ intrigue and conspiracy with which he
found himself confronted"
The Daily News says: SIT Is obvious
that Prince Alexander was deprived Of
Ag H. Il 1A.,, -
The official version of the revolution
is so nagranty and transparent
ly dishonest that 1t will not deceive
a child. Russia's action is absolutely
unwarrantable and without excuse. The
argument Of the Berlin Post that revolu-
LiOn implies Russian victory over English
victory In the East is absurd. No power
is less interested than England. Prince
Alexander was nOminally vassal of the
Sultan, ard II it can be shown be was de-
posed without the Sultan's consent a
grave international difficulty will at once
be raised"
THE TINES STORY.
The Times Vienna correspondent saws ::
''The story Of the deposition of Prince
Alexander is told as follows: M. Kara
velotf, the Prime Minister, entered the
palace at Sofia and explained to Prince
Alexander that the public opinion OF Bul.
garia was dissatisfied with his policy and
demanded his deposition. Prince Alex
not resist Public meetings have
been held in Sofia and Rust
chuk, and in all OF them the proclama-
tion OF the change Of government was re-
ceived with favor. The people rejoice
over the coup which, they say, ended an
intolerable situation. The Bulgarians
are persuaded that Russia will now as
sist them TO cOnsummate the union which
they think 1t Is Turkeys design to frus-
trate.
PRINCE ALEXANDER COMPLETELY sU r.
PRIsED.
"Prlnce Alexander was taken complete
" by surprise. He was astOunded at the
sudden bursting of the plot upon him.
Premier Karaveoff had managed the
whole affair with such secrecy that the
only indication OF the coming storm was
the mutinous spirit noticeable among the
troops. Prince Alexander had ordered to
be stopped the circulation OF papers
among them which openly declared that
he alone was the only obstacle to the
union, but his orders in this regard were
not 0beyed. The affection OF the common
people for Prince Alexander personally
remains undiminished."
A telegram from Bucharest SAYS the
Roumanians are very much excited over
the Bulgarian crisis. King Charles Is
personally presiding over n special meet
ing Of the Cabinet hastily summoned, and
Premier Bratianio is returning from Cor
dra with all possible speed.
AN ALLIANCE AGAINST ENGLAND.
BERLIN, Aug. 23.-M. dc Giers, the
Russian Foreign Minister, who Is soj0urn-
ing at Franzensbad. Will. 1t Is stated,
almost Immediately visit Prince Bis
marck and Count KalnOky, the Austrian
Minister TOR Foreign Affairs. The opinion
is general that Germany and Austria by
mutual agreement sacrificed Prince Alex
ander, OF Bulgaria, in order TO preserve
the alliance with Russia at the expense
OF England. Public opinion In Germany
sympathlzes with Prince Alexander in
his misfortune.
The Post, Prince Bismarck's organ,
publishes an article on the Bulgarian cri
sis, which is characterized by amia6ility
OF expressions towards Russia and un-
lriendllness to England.
Persistent rumOrs are current IN every
European capital to the effect that Aus.
sria is about 10 proclaim the annexing of
Herzegovina and Bosnia.
The Italian press unanimously sympa-
thizes with Prince Alexander.
A DANGEROUS SITUATION.
A. Bucharest dispatch says the Buiga-
rian authorities have forbidden BuIgari-
ans to cross the Danube into HOumania.