Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-26

st. Petersburg, Aug. 2o-Both the
Noveste mi Viedomosti newspapers
agree that the state OF anarchy existing
in Bulgaria a rendered Russian inter
vention even more necessary in order to
prevent its spread to the whole Balkan
peninsula.
HERETIc RELEAsEp.
st. Petersburg, Aug. 26-Oonradi, re.
Gently arrested at Simferopol for spread
ing heresies, has been released, as a
result OF the interpretation Of Lathrop,
United States minister, and has been
ordered to leave Russia. His offense
was .baptizing parsons G Lutheran
faith.
THE GEAR CONCERNING ALEXANDER.
Rem, Aug. 26-The czar has ordered
that Alexander be forwarded to KIssi-
netf, if he refused to accept his abdica-
tion as an accomplished fact. The
town of Bulgaria is decked with flags
and there is general rejoicing at the
overthrow of the rebels.
VICTORIA ARISES FOR INFORMATION.
London, Aug. 26-The queen teie-
graphed to Bucharest yesterday for
news of Alexander OF Bulgaria. Don.
hicts have taken place in the streets OF
Sofa, between the iocalists and suppoE-
ters Of Seanceoff. The princes adherents
are still in prison. Caravarof, Russian
captain in command OF A%lsxander's
yacht, telegraphed to Bucharest in re.
ply to the inquiry thst the prince was
handed owe to the Russian authorities.
Bismarck's unusual course in visiting
Degiers is much commented upon. 1t IS
the general opinion that Russia will not
now allow Alexander to re-ascend the
throne.
THE RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR IN TURKEY
PEAKS
slan ambassador here, has informed his
colleagues hat in the event of serious
disorders in Bulgaria Russia would, with
the other powers, consider the necessary
measures for interfering.
PARNEnL TO BE DEFEATED.
London, Aug. 26-A writ has been
issued urging the tory members to at
tend the meeting of the to-
night and defeat Parnell's amendment
to the address in reply to the queens
{. speech in relation to the Irish land
question.
NO cREDENcE GIVEN tt THE REPORT OF
ALExANDER's REnEAsR e.
Vienna, Aug. 26-The Russian teie-
graph agsnoy's statement that Prince
Alexander had been released, is little
credited here.
ALEXANDER OF BULGARIA OFF FOE
GERMANY.
Vienna, Aug. 26-The car has per
mItted Alexander to proceed to Germany
by way of Odessa.
ALEXANDER REPORTED AT LIBERTY.
London, Aug. 26-The British foreign
office has been informed that Prince
Alexander ID safe and free and is on his
way Hhome to Darmastd. The dis.
patches state that after beng conveyed
ont of Bulgaria the prince was set free
ct Reni. 1t is believed that when Alex
ander learns of the counter revolution
in his favor, he will ut once return to
Sofia. His presence there it is believed
will quell all disorder, aud restore peace
TO the country.
1. Ferguson, under foreign secretary
stated in the this afternoon
that loyal troops entered Sofia on Tues.
day with the consent of the powers.
The exact whereabouts of Alexander, rhe
Secretary said were unknown to the Brit
ish government, but kilograms had been
forwarded him inviting him to return
and resume rule in Bulgaria.
Sofia, Aug. ga single regiment of
troops with tho assistance of a number
of military cadets accomplished the
work of deposing Alexander. Before
proceeding against the prince the revo-
~lutionists arrested tho commander OF
Alexander's regiment which is located.
at Stivintza. The provisional govern
ment seeing that the population were
violating the local law toward the de-
posed prince, resigned the Office and
liberated the commander, who OF once
brought his regiment to Stivintza and
disarmed the regiment which had as.
sisted In the arrest OF himself.
THE BELLIGERENT IRIsH.
Belfast, Aug. 26-Everything is quiet
to-day. Huge, heavy stones and broken
glass mark the scene OF last nights riot.
Rev. DR.. Kane, the protestant clergy
ae5,Tho declared that unless the po-
lice are Immediately disarmed two him.
dred Thousand armed Orangemen would
relieve them of their weapons, is again
out with a declaration charging the
magistrate OF Belfast with criminal par
eying with lawlessness.
Fishing Vessels Wrecked.
ST. John, N. B, Aug. 26-A dispatch
from st. Pierse, announces the total loss
of the ship Eterlc. She was commanded
by Capt: Cheel and manned by twenty
one fishermen. She wal returning fish
laden, with several other of the Grant
Bank fleet when during the prevalence