Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-10
GEN. KAULBARSIN ARAGE
BRITISH AND AUSTRIAN CON.
SULS DENOUNCED.

Charges That They Are Stirring Up thu
nti-Russian sentfn ens in Bulgaria
Rustchuk Fails to Give the Car.
Emisssry the Slightest welcome-Ru.
mors of Wsrlike Orders.
SOPHIA, Oct. 9.-No preparations a,
any kind we're made at Rustchuk to sig.
nalize the arrival there OF Gen. Kaulbars
or TO give him any kind of a public wei.
come. The Project Of the cltylfied. IN fact,
to avoid meeting him. The Rustchuk
garrison remain loyal to the regular gov.
eminent. Gen. Kaulbars complains tina,
the British and Italian Consuls through.
| out Bulgaria are melting the populacs
against Russia.
Gen hau'bars replying to a deputation
which claimed to represent the municinaI
authorities of Rustcbuk, said that tba
Car had authorized him to declare thai
his Majesty did not intend to make Bul.
garia Russian province. The Regents
daily deceived the people with false
OF bulgaria. desired to save the country
and restore liberty.
The deputation which met Gen. Kaul.
bars at Rustchuk protested against ths
statements made by him, and adopted a
resolution expressing confidence Ia thu
government. The inhabitants OF Shumla
nave decided not to appoint a delegation
10 meet Gen. haulbars on his arrival
there.
ALLEGED MILITARY PREPARATIONS.
VIENNA, Oct. 9.-Die Neue Freie
Presse publishes dispatch stating
that military preparations are in
progress in Russian Bessarahia. Other
kilograms affirm that Russian oeou.
patton OF Bulgaria Is very improbable.
Die Fremdenblatt says: CATER Prims
Minister Vontaafe's speech coming events
may be looked forward to with firm com.
posure.n
INTERFERENCE AT THE POLLS.
The Political Correspondence saws that
| the Bulgarian Ministry has addressed a
| circular note to the foreign diplomatic
agents at Sophia declaring that all for.
eigners who NEEDLE with the polling a,
the elections will be expelled. This action.
the Correspondence says, Is obviously di.
rected against Russians.
The Russian agent at Sophia, NJ. Mex.
llndOff, has returned to Russia. In a cir.
cular note he announced his intention OF
forthwith ceasing diplomatic relations
| with Bulgaria.
KAULBARS INTERVIEWED,
LONDON, Oct. ga special CORE
spondent had an interview with Gem
kaulbars at Rustchuk to-day. The Rus
sian agent condemned the conduct of the
Regents as absurd and unpatriotic. He
said that Bulgaria without the Cars
protection would be powerless and bank.
rupt, and would become the prey of agf.
tators at home and abroad. 'The Gar
continued Gen. Kaulbars, "has gracious,
ly sent me upon conciiiatOry
mission, and Bulgaria's saliva,
ton depends upon her acceptance
OF Russis's overtures. The Gear will
never recognize elections white officers to
whom even Battenberg granted amnesty
remain in prison. The Regents are evil
IDENTIFY intriguing to re-elect Battenbers
and then negotiate surrender on better
terms. But the Gear will never consent
to the adoption Of any course
other than that already laid
down by Russia. The British and
Italian eonsuls increasef the dangers OF
the situation by their language, which ID
most violent. 1 will start tomorrow
morning for Shumla, going thence to
Varna, and from there returning to Rust,
chuk. l have reason to believe that
troops hostile to the regency occupy
Biela, an important telegraph centre, con.
trolling communication with Sophia"
The correspondent says that Gen. Kaul.
bars is evidently astounded at and irri,
tated by the obstlnacy of the government
and people.
wARLIKE RUMoR.
The Tsgeblatt has telegram from
Lemberg stating that the Russian
War Office has instructed the COM
manders OF the four infantry divi-
sions in the districts 9f Pskof, Dusnab,
Minisk and Orei to recall all the men on
furlough, and to hold troops in readiness
to proceed to the Austrian and Roumania1
frontiers in five days. The report Is NOS
confirmed from other quarters,