Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-22
BULGARIABACKING DOWN
THE POWERS FAIL TO sup
PORT HER IN HER STAND.

Con. KauIbars to be superseded-Tha
Meeting of tho sobrApJe to be PoatI
pOnsd if Russla's New EmIasary Manis
Eests "a Friendly Dlsposktion--The ST
Petersburg Gazette Anticipates Nd
War.
SOPHIA, Oct. Glowing to the appaS
rent indispOsition Of the powers to active-
ly support Bulgaria. which will have the
effect OF driving her to reconciliation with
Russia, there is a general feeling here
that if Gen. Kaulbars' successor evfnceA
friendliness the government will agree ta
postpone the meeting Of the Sobranje.
KAULBARs PROTESTS
Gen. Kaulbars has sent fresh nota
to Bulgaria, IN which be complaina
of the persecution and arrest of RUS
elan officials, and warns the gov4
ernment that repetition will be attended
with serious consequences.
The Russian Consul NeklindOff ohargea
the agents Fot the Regency throughout
Bulgaria with impris0ning and killing
Russian sympathZers and permitting
rapine and rape. Gen. Kaulbars accusAsl
the Regency OF preventing the deputatians
from reaching him and substituting them
own adberents.
The Austrian agent here has been in-
structed not to attend the meeting of'thel
So6ranje.
Consul Neklindeff has had a quarrel
with Gen. Kaulbars and has asked to bS
allowed to return b. C0nstantinople. MN.
Stambulotf and Mutkurof advised Nj
karavelof TO resign from the Regency td
avoid request from the SobranJe for hia
resignation. M. Karayelotf replied that
he would not be expelled from tue Red
genoy. A violent scene ensued.
KAULBARs TO Bic SUPERSEDED.
st. PETERSBURG, Oct. 21.-Ths Czarl
mas summoned Cen Gourko, military
commander OF Warsaw, to proceed TO thN
imperial palace at 0atschina, TO receiye
instructions preparatory to replacing
Gen. Kaulbars as military agent at Bul.l
garia.
NO DANGER OF WAR.
The Journal de st. Petersbourg saya
there is no real Justification for the fall ind
Russian securities and nervousness ON
the BOurse in the condition of the BuN
gerIan question. Peace will not be disl
turbed," adds the paper. ''All the DOW
ers," 1T continues, '"reoOgnize Russia's
righte. The crisis 10 localized 10 Bulga4
ria. There Is DO reason why the numerous
questions connected herewith should not
be peacefully settled. The Bulgarlani
rulers know Russia's will. We hope
they Will recognize the necessities OF tha
situation. The journal is not aware
what means or action Russia will employ
to make her views prevail, but her modl
GRAFTON is additional proof OF her resolu1
tion to attain her ends. She has guarans
tees enough or final success, and il Ia not
necessary for her to disturb herself aud
precipItate events"
RUssIA's INDIAN RAILWAY.
LONDON, Oct. 2l.-A traveller from
Bokhara who has reached Peshawur.
on the Atghanistan frontier, reports
that the Russians nave completed the
Merv and OXus railway to within five
stages Of sarakhs. They intend to estab-
lish military cantOnment for 1000 men
Mt Shirbad, near Bokhara. Russian off,
GERS, disguised as Usbeck merchants, are
actively engaged In Badakshan inspect@
ing the citadel aud passes 10 India. The
traveller also reports that the Czar is dis
pleased at the Ameer OF Bokhara for re-
iusing to enlist Russians among his
troops.
CANDAHAR's SIRDIR.
LONDON, Oct. y. 3 A. MA dispatch
from India says that the Sirdir OF Canda,
har has forbidden merchants TO supply
cattle aud corn TO the British garrison at
Quota, that native laborers have beenl
forbidden 10 work in the British camp and
that the hill tribes refuse TO pay tribute
to the Ameer of Afghanistsn.
Gen. Ksulbars writes to friend In ST..
Petersburg as follows: THE situation
presents great difficulty to me. There is
great danger that the Bulgarian Regents
cannot retire without risking their heads.
AS for me, remain firm, aud acoumus
lating obstacles only strengthen my firm
ness"
The Gar offered to appoint Gen. Gourko
in place Of Gen. Kaul6ars. Gen. Gourko
replied that no action could succeed In
Bulgaria unless supported by military
force.
The Gear replied to Gen. Gourko IL,
cipher and the latter started at once for
ST. Petersburg.
AUSTRIAN MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
VIENNA, Oct. 2l.--It is remarked that
large transfers OF troops continue regards
less OF the cholera epidemic in hungary
and the chances Of the disease spreading
thereby.
ALL AGAINST ENGLAND.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. Sit is re,
ported that Germany has joined France
and Russia in urging England to evacW
ate Egypt.