Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-07
UAOER FOREIGN SKIES,
The Earepean WAX Cloud
Crews BIaeker.


Bls9AncE ADVISES kunzc8EzcH.
soExA. SepG e.-Before AIexandsr an
nonnoed his lnfem3ien % uuia the shrune
he received 9 tala0ram from Bismarck
reeommeading thai he abdioata il order
% save Balgarta.
zunKEsH M1xrkRx PnzrAnArzozs
CoxsTkETEoPLE. Sept. G-It Is N
noted thai IN aecordanea with TIE ad-
vice given b. iws friendly powers
Turkey 4 making military preparafiOus
on ne Asiatic frontier. II b aiso said
lhat orders have bssn given 20 supply
ne army IN kE1sFo1m and along tha
border with additional guns, ekurea and
mnnilionA Hnia activity is due 70
movements On the paEt q Rnsaia. watch
b gnppoaea ts b making elarts 20
gauge ihs military And naval strength
nf Turkey. A eulpiaious ioreian artist
has been sen making sketches of the
forts outside df Constanfinople, and Il
% tho1Rha THAI be vas an agent Of
Rnssia. Il Il learned that large eoa.
tracts have baen made on Russian ae-
count for coal for Odessa, and that .
contrast has been made % supply
5000 tons Of metal plates u twelve
inches thiaknesz, and vita steal faeinR.
for the Russian araanAls on the Blaak
Sea.
KING nuLAE.
BEEaRADR. Esps. "a dispatch from
Semblint says that King Milan of Ser
via, who, with bis Minister, waa on his
uay 20 Gluoken6efR, has. on aooonat o.
the gravity OF the situation eroaaed IN
the Balkan states hy AleAandsr's abdi
oatiou, abandoned his eoutemplatod
jonEnsy, and arranged 10 return 20 Bel.
grade. The Bulgarian crisis, if is fear
ed, will have q critical efzool Ia 6erviA
KMPEaon WILLIAM AEEnoxrED.
LoNDoa, Sept. B.-The Pasfs Berlin
correspondent says that Emperor vii
liam proposed AlexandaFas letter 10 the
O1ar az the best means cf e7eoainQ a
feeOnoiliakion, and that the Cars rs.
ply vas therefore q diresf blow At the
Emperor. Ihe correspondent further
says that the newa Of AlexandeF'a abdi
cation eansed the utmost indignation
against Russia among the German army
officers.
Advicsg from Vienna say that the
news Of Alexander's abdication Was re-
received with eonsieFnation thBre, the
Princes action being looked on as The
Beginning Of q serioas stage Of the Bnl-
aArian question. Il Il balisvod il Vien-
% that his abdioation will not deiar
knssia from attempting 10 occupy Bal
Raria. proceeding which Austria can.
not allow.
AusrRIA MUsr EIaHr AIoxR.
PKsxH, Sept. 6.--The PssfAer Llogd /
semi oficiaI) }. speaking on the question /
lf who shall rule Bulgaria. asys that /
Austria, IL Obliged 10 nQht Russia, viii |
have 10 deht alons. Germany, Il says, |
p0uld rather renounoe the Austrian al
lance than 90 70 var with Russia.
TIE PREsc1 or oLnHxHURo.
BKRLrH, Sept. 6.-Prinoe Alexander
sill tomorrow proclaim his abdication.
rhe Russian onnsulates In Bulgaria are
distributing for signature q petition 70
he CzaF, fayOrina. the selection Of the
Princs Of Oldenbarg Is the successor Of
Alexander.
xHE DEMANDS ON THE BUE0ARrANa.
SoFIA, Sept. en-. n. Htambulod and
2adoslaveH appeared at the Russian
consulate "a this oity today and in the
lrst, the name af the candidate fer the
3nlgaFian throne whom Russia fav0rs:
econd, q formal promise that Russia
viii not occupy Bulgaria; third. that
he present constitution be maintained,
be freedom Of Bulgaria respected and |
hat the country BE- allowed 10 manage
g own Affairs; and. fourth, that IL kus.
ia sends q General 20 Bulgaria, he
must ACT merely as Minister Of War
nd organize the army under Bulgarian
md rot under Russian officers. These
hays been telegraphed 90 81
Petersburg and an answer IL awaited.
a Csyete.
NHw LAREDO, Mexico. Sept. Sit is
eportad from Larsd0. Texa that Fl
joyote vas 10 thai city last night ana
be report is confirmed b. reliable par.
ies who are personally acquainted wilh
lim. This morning about forty cavalry
nen came Ia from Lampasas, and later
mother body OF men came from down
be river. a party Of police and guards
iame IN this afternoon and brought
lith them the body Of one Of their
lamrAdes. Loais Garcia, Who vas liter
lily riddled with bullets during tho late
InRaQsment witt ~ Coyote. fhe total
casualties, 90 far aa knoWn, are two 1
giIIsd and one waanded Of he polioe
md guards aRe ons wounded Of the
'eVolatiouista.
BeaVy Rails stoFm.
GLASGOW, Sept. 6.--The heaviest rain
Itorm ever knows IN this part Of scot
and has fallen here and over the vest
I'm part Of the aountrg. L did much /
damage 70 crops.
ldaflisnai RoFsiacnslsns for British /
NKw YoAK, Sept. "a 1ribnHe special /
irom Ottawa says; TQo officers Of the |
Bfisish aFmy, Adiutant General Black |
and Military Secretary Lane. hAEs been |
iispatahed 30 British Columbia 30 To- |
ate sites for the proposed strengthen
ng Of the fortiaoations % Esquimait /
md tbs weaker points of tbs provinces.
Sir Adoiph Caron. Minister Of Militia, |
lu his return from England, will at /
lnes proceed 70 British Colnmbia 10 /
sonfef With the ofdcses introsied With /
his wogk, it being q Dominion as veil |
,s an Imperial work. Both govern
meats have agFeed 70 oo-oparate To iis /
being carried out.
mianaelit Bead.
RoMn, Sept. 6.--BeFBaEdino Bi0ndslli,
he Italian philoioQisi and antiqaarian.
d dead. he vas % years of age.
seagWfek's seaFeh-
CExr or MKxIco. sspt 6.-Hon. Ar.
lhuF q. SedaWiek. Spesiai Agent Of he !
United States Govesnsnent, oompietsd /
bic investigation and has gone 20 Chi
Aeahaa. having obtained permission Of
he Mexican G0VeFnment b look a. ell !
he Feoords IN tbs CaitinG eass-