Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-27
BULGARIAN SITUATION.
Conflicts Between Alexandsr's Adherent.
and the Reyoiutionis;s.


and the Revoiutionis:s.
by telegraph
LoNDoN, August 26th-The Queen tele-
graphed to Bucharest yesterday for news OF
Prince Alexander, of Bulgaria. Conflicts
have taken place in the streets of Sofia be-
tween the LoyalistS in support of Zankotf
and Alexander's adherents. Cdravaroff,
the Russian Captain in command OF Prince
Alexander has telegraphed TO Bucharest,
in reply to an inquiry, that the Prince was
handed over 10 the Russian authorities.
Prince Bismarck's unusual courtesy in
visiting DeGiers is much commented
upon. 1t is the general opinion that Russia
will not allow Prince Alexander 10 reas-
cend the throne.
VIENNA, August 26th.-Tbe Russian tel
egram agency statement that Prince Alex
ander had been released is still little cred
tied here.
CoNsTAHTINoPLE, August 26th.-Nelidoff.
| the Russian Embassador here, has informed
his colleagues that in the event of the sue
cess Of the disorders in Bulgaria, Russia
would, with other Powers, consider neces-
sary measures for interfering.
REM, August 2Sth.-The Gear has ordered
that Prince Alexander be forwarded to
KiSsinen, if he refuses 20 accept his abdica-
ton as an accomplished fact The towns
of Bulgaria are deeked with flags, and there
is a general rejoicing at tie overthrow of
the rebels.
SOFIA, August 26th.-A single regiment
of troops, with the assistance of number
of military cadets, accomplished the work
of deposing Alexander. Before proceeding
against the Prince. the revolutionists ar
rested the commander of Alexander's regi-
ment. which was at Stivnitza The Provis-
ional Government, seeing that the populacs
was violently loyal 10 the deposed Prince,
resigned its Office and liberated the COM
mander who at once brought his regiment
from Stivnitza, and disarmed the regiment
which had assisted in the Princes arrest by
the political leaders who had managed the
coup detM. The Powers have recognized
the Government formed by karaveloff as
Premier. The Provincial Government has
assured the Porte that the movement in
favor of Alexander is not inimical to Tur-
key, and has asked the Porte 20 reopen the
railway between Constantinopie and Phil
ippopolis.
VIENNA, August 26th-The Gar has per-
mitted Prince Alexander to proceed TO Ger
many by way of Odessa.
LONDON, August 26th.-Ferguson, Under
Foreign Secretary, stated in the Commons
this afternoon that the loyal troops had en-
tered Sofa Tuesday with the consent of the
Powers. The exact whereabouts of Alex
ander, the Secretary said, was unknown to
the British Government, but kilograms had
been forwarded TO him. inviting him TO re-
turn and resume his rule IN Bulgaria.
LoNpoy, Aug. 96th.-The British Foreign
Office has been informed that Prince Alex.
anGer is both safe and free, and that he is
on his way 10 his home in Darmstadt
The dispatch states that after being con-
veyed out of Bulgaria the Prince was set
free at Reni II is believed here that when
Prince Alexander learns of the counter rev.
oluiion in his favor he will al once return
to Sofia. His presence there will, it is be-
lieved, quell all disorder and restore peace
TO the country.
BUCHAREST, August 26th.-Prince Alex
ander crossed the Austro- Russian frontier
at Wols,chiska to-day. The yacht which
conveyed Alexander TO Reni has returned
to Rahoyia in charge of the mate, the Cap
tain having decainpcd at REM.
LoNnoy, August 18th The Morning Post
has dispatch from Staslboul. saying
The greatest excitement prevails here,
owing tn1he belief that Russia intends to
occupy Bulgaria. The military department
is in state of fcverish activity. Order
have been given ~ recruit coco men in
Syria.
The S,md1rds Berlin correspondent
says Emperor Wiliam. an hearing of the
seizure and kidnapping Of Prince Alexander,
wrote Il sharp letter to the Gar, expressing
amazemen! ana indignation. When the
King of Strvia beard Of The events at Sofia,
he said " II is the greatest piece of infamy
ever perpeTated in Europe. If | knew
where Alexander was would sacrifice all
possess 10 afford him assistance" The
report of the arrival of Alexander at Darm-
st;tdt is not confirmed.