The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-11-02
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SOFIA, Oct. 23.-The Bulgarian Government has
announced to the Powers that the Sabranje will
meet on October 3lst and after verifying election
returns, will Immediately elect a ruler.
Prince Alexander has requested the Sobranje to
ignore him a candidate for the Bulgarian
throne.
The Government, in reply to Gadhan Efendi's
note from the Grand Yizier asking postpone
ment of the meeting of the Sobranje in order to
allow Russia and the Porte time to negotiate for
the selection of ruler for Bulgaria. says that the
reasons given for the desired delay cannot be re-
garded sufficient unless the time within which
a ruler will be chosen be stated
Bulgaria has asked Baron Granger, the French
banker, to negotiate a loan of 100000 at par,
with per cent. interest, on security of the Ear
brod and Oakarele Railway. a similar request
has been made to the London Bank of Vienna.
LONDON, Oct. Pit is now asserted that Russia
has agreed not to occupy Bulgaria, and that Aus
tria and Germany have agreed to declare the
newly-elected Sobranje illegal, to compel the
Regency to resign aad to force Bulgaria to submit
to Russia.
LoSDoN, Oct 22.-At meeting of the creditors
of the Inman Steamship Company to-day it was
resolved to sell the concern to the International
Steam Navigation Company for the sum OF
e205,000. The liabilities of the lnman Company
secured to creditors will amount to el74 800, and
those to unsecured creditors e9l,0O0 including
tradesmen's bills aggregatlng E4J3OO. The COM
panys steamers are valued at 9l65,50O. Unsecured
creditors will receive little over los. the pound
CHARLESTON, Oct. 22.-There was a sharp. earth
quake at 5:25 O'Clock this morning. The duration
was about twelve seconds. Houses were shaken
and windows ratified, but no damage done The
shake was sharp also at Summerville.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-rhe British dispatch boat
Imogene was wrecked at Gallipoi during fog.
She was at the time proceeding from CONSTANT
nOple to Salonica, whence she to convey Sir
William White, the newly appointed British Min
lister to Turkey, to Constanhnople. Tine crew
WAS wed. The Imogene was an iron yacht of
AGO TONS
BERLIN, Oct. 22.-The health of Emperor
William is improving.
LONDON, Oct. 21.-Rumors are cnrrent that a
terrible state of confusion and alarm exists in the
Cars household owing to the Authorizations of
imaginary dangers to which the Car is subject.
LONDON, Oct. 2l.-The ST. James Gazette says:
The French ambassador. under instructions from
his Government, has protested on behalf of France
against British occupation of Egypt. The paper
adds that France and Turkey are in complete &C
cord in their opposition to the occupation, aud
that Russia supports them.
Iddesieigh the British Foreign Secretary, is en-
gagged in the active EXCHANGE of communications
with the Porte respecting British occupation of
Egypt.
LONDON, Oct. PA traveller from Bokhara, who
has reached Peshawer, on the Afghan frontier,
reports that Russia has completed the Merv and
Oxus railway to within five stages Of Sarakh.
The Russians intend to establish military can
Torment for $4,000 men near BOkhara. Russian
officers disguised as merchants are actively en-
gagged inspecting the passages to India.
BERLIN, Oct. 19.-rhe Minister of the Interior
of Saxony has issued orders relative to the course
of procedure against emigrauts returning from
America liable for military servlce in SaXony, and
who claim to have been naturalzed in the United
States. If there is special reason to suspect
that such persons emigrated for the purpose OF
evading service, they will be permitted to take up
their residence in Saxony for limited period All
such persons who give trouble, or boast of their
exceptional position, or who, there Is reason to
believe. emigrated to evade the law will be ex-
PEELED from Germany Immediately.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 19.-All the powers in
GLIDING England have formally assured Russia
that they do not favor Prince Alexander's return
to Bulgaria, and will not approve of his reelection
TO the Bulgarian throne
BERLIN, Oct. 15.--Eighty Polish land owners
held a meeting at Posen to day and resolved to
establish loan and trust bank, with a capital of
100000 marks, to assist Poles in resisting the
efforts of the Government TO Germanize the Pol
ish nrnHinceS.