Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-27
Prince Alexander.
lBy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.


dered that Prince Alexander be for
warded to Kisseneff IL be refuses TO &C
cept his abdication as an accomplished
fact. The towns OF Bulgaria are decked
with flags, and there is general rejoicing
at the overthrow of the rebels.
LONDON, August 26.-The British
Foreign Office has been informed that
Prince Alexander is both safe and free,
and that he is on his way to his home,
~ Darmstadt. The dispatches state
that after being conveyed out Of Bal-
gsIia the Prince was set free at REM.
It is believed here that when Prince
Alexander learns Of the counter-revo-
luiiOn in his favor he will at once return
to Sofia. His presence will, il is be-
lievsd, quell all disorder and restore
peace.
LONDON, August 27.-The Morning
Post has a dispatch from S.amboul
saying the greatest excitement prevails
there, owing to the belief that Russia
intends to occupy Bulgaria. The Mill
tary Department is in a state of feyerish
activity. Orders have been given to
recruit 5000 men in Syria.
The Standards Berlin correspondent
says Emperor William, on hearing
Of the seizure and kidnapping of Prince
Alexander, wrote sharp letter to the
Gar, expressing amazement and indig-
nation"
When the King Of Servia heard OF
the events at Sofia he said 4: SIT is the
greatest piece Of infamy ever perpe-
trated in Europe. If | knew where
Alexander was | would sacrifice all |
possess to afford him assistance
HOW ALEXANDER WAS DEP0sED.
SOFIA, August 26.-A single regi-
mept Of troops, with the assistance of
a number of military cadets, accom-
plished the work of deposing Prince
Alexander. Before proceeding against
he Prince the revolutionists arrested
he commander of Prince Aloxander's
regiment, which was at Slivnitza. The
provisional Government, seeing that the
populace we're violently loyal to the de-
posed Prince, resigned their Office and
liberated the commander, who at once
brought his regiment from Sliynitza and
6issrmed the regiment which had assist
cd in depOsing the Prince. After this
The command placed under arrest the
political leaders who had managed the
coup d'efGt.
The Powers have recognized the
Government formed by Karavelof, with
him as Premier Sterloff as Foreign
Minister, Panofcn as Minister of War,
and GueshOf as Minister Of Finance.
he provisional GOyernmenthas assured
the Porte that the movement in favor
of Prince Alexander is not amicable to
Turkey, and has asked the Porte to re-
open the railway between CONSTANT
sople and Phllippopolis.
ALFNAEDEE's MOVEMENTS.
VIENNA. August 2G.-The Car has
permitted Prince Alexander to proceed
20 Germany by way of Odessa.
LONDON, August 2G.-When Prince
Alexander received the news Of the
success Of his friends in Bulgaria he
vas deeply moved. lie telegraphed to
his father that he would visit Darn
staGt any how before returning to Bull
saria.
The Russians 1T REM treated Prince
Alexander aud his brother with indig-
nifty. They refused to allow even 3
servant to accompany Alexander, say
ing " Your brother will wait on you"
BUCHAREST, August 26.-Prince
Alexander crossed the Austro-Russian
frontier at Wolotchisks to-day. The
Yacht which conveyed Alexander to
REM has returned to Rahova in charge
Of the mate, the captain having de-
csmped at REM. The crew is made up
mostly of lads from the Sofia Military
school.
LONDON, August 2G.-Prince Alex
ander mas arrived at Darmstsdt.
RUSSIA REGULATES COMPLETELY.
BERLIN, August 2G.-The Russian
Government repudiates completely in
The Bulgarian cop d'etat.
LONDON, August 2G.-The Russian
Charge d'4gaires had an Interview
with the Foreign Secretary to-day. He
protested against the insulting language
If The English press and reallirmed that
the Gar had no knowledge Of the Bal
gaIian conspiracy.
INVITED TO RETURN.
LONDON, August 2G.--Sir J. Fergu-
son, Under Foreign Secretary, stated in
be House Of Commons this afternoon
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