Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-09
rs OF THE WORLD,
|ander's Farewell Ad-
dress.
MEXICAN ourRAeEs.
schilling's Whereabouts
Earthquake Notes-San Fran
cisco's Relief Committee.

Special 10 the Herald bp the Associated Press.
soFrA. September s.--A compact mass
|of people witnessed Alexanders depart
ure from the Palace and thousands lined
Fths route taken by him through the
town. The Prince stood up in his car.
rises. bowing to the people and saying,
"Good-bye, my brethren" The popu-
lace was much affected Tears sprang
to many eyes and hearty wishes were
expressed for the Princes speedy re.
turn. Prince Alexander will go frat TO
LON Palanki. A manifesto was issued
by Alexander prior to his departure. 1t
says. "ws, Alexander. Prince Of Bul-
aaris, being convinced that our de-
psrturs will contribute to Bulge.
riss liberation. having received
assurance from the Czar that iudepen-
deuoe, liberty and the rights OF our
county shall remsin intact, and that
nobody shall interfere with it, internal
Affairs, We inform our beloved people
that we rsnounce the throne, wishing to
prove how dear TO us are the interests
Of Bulgaria, for which we are willing to
sacrifice that which Is more preoions to
us than life." After expressing his af'
fection for his subj cots and his heartfelt
gratitude for their devotion, he says he
will pray to God TO shield and prosper
the country. He concludes by asking
the people to obey the regency and min
istry to the end that order and peace
NAV be preserved.
vIENhA, September 8.-The Nette
Ffeje Prssse says; Prince Alexander
yesterday, when delivering his farewell
ss.li:i.ssc==. ss.li:i.ssc==. e hie officers and informing
them Of the urgent necessity be was
nader to- leave Bulgaria, said: ''lf my
departure is not forever, 1t Is until the
national assembly Of Bulgaria decides
the question"
CossrASrIsoPLE, September S.-The
delegates here bslieve the Bulgaria ma
tionsI assembly will reflect Alexander.
SMOOTHING THE WAY FOE ALExAsDER' 5
SUCCESSOR.
The STANDARD urges England not to op.
pose whosvsr may b eleoted TO succeed
Prines Alsxandes. Il continues: II
Alszsudsr's Successor be pro- Russian he
viii ths more quickly bring Austria to
full consciousness Of what concerns her
in BulgsriA and force Germany 10 decide
whether to sacrifice Austria TO Russia
or vice versa. Russia u the old man OF
thu ses for Austria and Germany. By
tnsir recent ssossfv,enoee sney nave so'
him tighter areund sosir necks snsh
svsr.
wsve msxscan oueva~ss.
xrs-,v T.va. asntsmbsr --Ths
action Of d1yernor ireland IN the Arss
urss case Il bringing 10 public attention
c,he~ M.x;oxn outrsoes upon American
-,-,e
ois'1ens' = Jun np's'a' se'"'' ron -
Wood and L. d. aa'keii, VINO aiiege' IN
sabstanca, that In August, 1885, they
80. .rv.s<.d bv Nericaos On L,auna
= n l,.x... 49,.
nAnono sn As'Nss '.A'- ~
acc5uns oi the sudden disappearance Oh
]. H. Hanson. their friend, who en-
,,Io.ed tb~r,, N ss1[a ri. cattle and who.
AZ,
-.
mot return q the time OF the complain
snu arrest: Ihs mexieans' they SAY,
began 10 sell, kill and eat Hans9n's cat
tie. Oas Mexican oven claim, tiansons
property. II V alleged that these Mex'
lea = doubtless know what has become
Of Hanson, who had had mach trouble
and had been imprisoned Tor she pur'
Poss, 4 is asserted, OF extor,ing moaey
from him. Inc Mextcsns hsa sho. ~
him severely. The complsiuants sppre.
hsudsd that the object Of their
arrest was 20 convict them o.
nsnson,s s murder % Inc msx.csns sn .hssa 1rssa
sss.t nj .cd a. he country but thew
-csid @ rct go .csre and sye stili IN |; iii. The
.,,r,,i.;c .rss .sv. avs have been held
ons vssr and fifteen days for no other
s rss.on III thar ior .peculative pur,Ssos on
ia nsrt of thieying Msxicaus. We
hsrs writtsn to our Consul AZ La Paz.
and got two or three leftArs from him
will not answer our letters any more,
md the courts have done nothing in our