Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-27
PERILS OF THE PRINCE.
RUSSIA BENT ON KEEPING HIM
OFF The THRONE.

that Prince Alexander be forwarded to
Kesseneff If he refuses to accept his abdi-
cation as an accomplished fact. The
towns of Bulgaria are decked with flags,
and there Is general rejoicing at the over
throw of the rebels,
THE PRINCE REPORTED FREE.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-The British Foreign
! Fffice has been informed that Prince
! Alexander is both safe and free and is on
his way to his home in Darmstadt. Dis
patches state that after being conveyed
out of Bulgaria the Prince was set free at
! Reni. 1t is believed here that when
| Prince Alexander learns of tho counter
| revolution in his favor he will at once re-
turn to Sofia. His presence there will
quell all disorder and restore peace to the
| country.
Sir j. Ferguson, Under Foreign Secre-
tary, stated in the House of Commons
this afternoon that the loyal troops had
| entered Sofia on Tuesday with the consent
! OF the powers. The exact whereabouts
of Prince Alexander, the Secretary says,
was unknown to the British government,
but kilograms had been forwarded to him
inviting him to return and resume his
| rule in Bulgaria.
! The Dsily News says: "To promote the
| progress OF the people which has come
! out of the Zankoff affair in such an ad-
mirable manner is task to which Eng
land can worthily apply herself dlplo-
matically."
Tho Czar has permitted Prince Alex
ander to proceed to Germany by way of
| Odessa.
Prince Alexander crossed the Austro-
Russian frontier at Wolotchiska to-day.
The yacht which conveyed Prince Alex
der to REM has returned to RuhOva in
! charge of the mate, the Captain having
| decamped at REM. The crew is made up
mostly of lads from the Sofia military
| school.
The Russian Charge d'Affaires had an
interview with the Foreign Secretary to-
| day. He protested against the insulting
| language of the English press and re-
affirmed that the Gar had no knowledge
| OF the Bulgarian conspiracy.
| The Russians at REM treated Prince
| Alexander and his brother with indignity.
| They refused to allow even servant to
accompany Prince Alexander, saying:
"YOur brother will wait on you"
Prince Alexander has arrived at Darn
stadt.
The Vienna Remdenblatt officially de-
nies that Austria was privy to the Zan-
kotf conspiracy.
HOW IT WAS DONE.
! SOFIA, Aug. ga single regiment OF
troops, With the assistance of number
of military cadets, accomplished the work
| OF depCsing Prince Alexander. Before
| proceeding against the Prince the revOlu-
| tionists arrested the commander OF Prince
| Alexander's regiment, which was at
| slivnitza. The provisional government,
| seeing that the populace were violently
| loyal to the deposed Prince, resigned
| Ofipn and liharatad tho rom M a ndpr WIN
at once brought his regiment from Siv-
nitZa and disarmed the regiment which
had assisted in deDosing the Prince.
After this the commander placed under
arrest the political leaders WHO had man.
aged the coup d'etat.
The powers have recognized the gov
ernment formed by Prince Karaveloff
with himself as Premier, NJ. Storlof as
Foreign Minister, NJ. PanOfen as Minister
of War, and NJ. Gueshof as Minister OF
| Finance. The provisional government
| has assured the Porte that the movement
in favor OF Prince Alexander is not mimi
cal to Turkey and has asked the Porte to
reopen the railway between Constantine
pie and Philippopohs.
ALLOWED TO GO WHERE HE PLEASED.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 26. - Upon
hearing of the arrival at Reni of
the yacht bearing Prince Alexander, the
Gear personally ordered that Prince
| Alexander be landed and allowed TO go
where be pleased. The newspaper Erash-
DAMN says that Prince Dolgorouki will 20
to Bulgaria to inquire on the spot into the
| recent events there. The same paper
SAYS that il is intended shortly to dis
patch numerous Russian officers to Bull
garia, including Gen. StOlypin, who Is to be
appointed TO the chief command OF the
| Bulgarian army.
RUSSIAN INVASION FEARED.
LONDON, Aug. q, 3 A. M.--The Morn
| ing Post has a dispatch from StambOul
saying: "The greatest excitement pre-
walls here owing to belief that Russia
intends to occupy Bulgaria. The mill
-tary IL in a state of feyerish activity. Or
4 ffeFs have been given to recruit 1900
men,"
hltA Berlin correspondentsays emperor
William on hearing OF the seizure and
bidgsppng of Prince Alexander wrote
| sharp letter to the Gar, expressing
| amazement and indignation"
bd When the King of Servia heard Of the
events at Sofia he said: "lt Is the great
EST piece of infamy ever perpetrated in
Europe. II | knew where Prince Alex
ander was | would sacrifice all possess
TO afford him assistance"
i7 The report Of the arrival OF Alexander
| at Darmstadt is now denied.
eds 'tA STILL IN DOUBT.
There is still extreme doubt as to the
I whereabouts OF Prince Alexander. A
1 dispatch from Bucharest says: "Prince
| Alexander's father telegraphed TO the
| Russian Foreign Office at ST. Petersburg
for news OF his son. The Russian au-
thorities replied that he had arrived at
REM, whence be proposed TO start on a
foreign tour"
TO BE DETAINED AT REM.
! The levant Herald contaius a state
ment which IL says comes from source
| of undoubted authority, to the
effect that Prince Alexander Will
be detained at REM till Wednesday next,
when he will be permitted TO proceed 10
| Vienna on parole under the escort OF Rus
sian officers. IL is believed that unless
| Prince Alexander consents on oath not to
return to Bulgaria he will be bound TO re.
turn prisoner TO Russia.
GREvY SUMMONS HIS CABINET.
PARIS, Aug. 26.-President Grevy has
summoned a Cabinet meeting for Satur-
day. TO consider the Bulgarian crisis. He
will preside over the council himself.
Hanged for Wife Murder.
RICHMOND, IND, Aug. 26.-Nathaniel
StillmAn Bates was hanged here to day.
He made a speech saying he was guilty
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