The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28
ALEXANDER.
Bulgaria'S Prince Safe on
Russian Soil.
BULGARIA TO BE PROTECTED.
On the Turf-Trades Union-To Re
form New Tork-John Roach,
the shipbuiIder, III.
Prince Alexander.

LONDON, August 27.-Authentic infor-
nation has at last reached here in re-
gard to the movements at Prince Alex
ander of Bulgaria. He landed at REM,
Russia in the Province of Bessarabia on
Wednesday. On leaving the yacht in
which he had been transported 10 that
point, he made brief farewell address
to the commander and escort. In this
he expressed his regret at leaving Bull
garia. He declared he would never
cease 10 take profound interest IN Bull
Raria's future He had no deeper
desire than that for Bulgaria's happi,
ness and prosperity. Toward this END
ne had ever labored with his whole
heart. His earnest wish in the present
iuncture was that Bulgaria should
choose another prince 10 rule over her
who should be devoted to the welfare OF
the country. Alexander was expected
70 arrive at Lemberg yesterday
evening where delegates were
sent from the army and people 10
represent to him the situation In
Bulgaria and invite him back TO assume
the reins of government which were
awaiting him. The Bulgarians are
practically unanimous in their consent
/ for the prince to return to Rusischuk.
AS the result of the understanding
reached by the adberents OF Alexander
at Sofia and Tiernova the counsel oil
the regency has been formed.
BERLIE, August H.-De Giers, Rus-
sian minister of foreign affairs, yester-
day issued circular from F'ranZensbad.
Bohemia, explaining the Russian con-
nection with the Bulgarian coup d'etat.
De Giers declares that Russia could
never approve of the circumstances at
tending Prince Alexander's Abdicatlon,
"Bulgar1ans who favored the deposition
of Prince Alexander" De Giers con-
tinues, undoubtedly followed their
natural feelings, thereby removing
the obstacles which disturbed the close
union of Buigarians, liberated bv q
heavy and unselfish sacrifice, and theil
kindred the Russian people" The cir
cular then contains the following
"From the moment when with genuine
establishment, We learned how the de
position was misundersto. d, we in
structed our agents in Bulgaria to Sc
cure a reversal OF what had happened
and not leave train Of suspicion thal
Russia's action had any influence II
the affair The Bulgarians, by theil
attitude in the deposition, manifested
the greatness OF their hberator
but by following our win II
overcoming the provisional government
and recalling Prince Alexander, they
have served their days devotion tC
Russia. What Bulgaria did not in thu
moment of excitement has been repaiS
through Russian influence. Shall no
matters, therefore. be now settled IN |
definite, legal, loyal form? ! may no
even entertain a hope that Alexander
whose high faculties We are willing y
acknowledge who, unhappily. becam'
the puppet of influences he was unable
sufficiently to resist, will from regarC
for the facts and soberly Judging thu
situation, renew of his own. accord
and without pressure, the act o
abdication forced from him unde
conditions which We We. first 70 regret
and the only ones to reserve. We shall
acting in concert with the trienql.
powers, be enabled to restore IN ial
and lust manner, the balance between
conflicting interests in the east and owe
our rights in Bulgaria from furthe
I eyentualities, and be able to place IN
\ peace Of Europe on a new and solii
= basis, and surround it by the fu-the
strong guarantee of our friendship
with the neighboring States and wit
the European powers generally
BERLIs, August 27.-Pnnce Alexar
der has reached Breslau.
LONDON, August 1.-THE reply OF IN
Czar TO the address sent to him b
Zonkof, is frigidly worded. although b
promises 10 protect Bulgaria.
Tn Porte has. received replies froT
various powers to its circular and an
nouncing Prince Alexander sdepositior
With the exception OF Italy, the differen
governments merely note the content
OF the circular, deserving all ulterio
communications. The reply OF Italy
y in addition, recognizes the Porte's righ
to protest against the illegality {
Prince AleIander's deposition.