Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-09-04
FOREIGN.

BUCHAREST, Aug. 24-Dispatches from
Widden say the Bulgarian army do not coun-
tenance the princes dethronement. Officers
and men deeply sympatlize with the prince
and show disposition To restore him by force.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. A.-The porte has
issued q circular to the powers. stating that
the deposition Of Alexander concerns them as
much as it does Turkey, and asks them what
their intentions arc.
LONDON Aug. H.-Dispatches from Man
dalay safe the the embankment OF lrrawady
river at that place burst. flooding the whole
district around the city to a depth ranging
from -four feet TO twenty feet. Innurnerable
houses were washed away, many OF the in
mates were drowned. Fully $4,000 people
are homeless. The number Of lives lost c,nnot
at present be ascertained.
CoSsTASTISoPLE, Aug. 4-Dispatches re-
ceived here from Sistoya this afternoon state
that the second provisions, government in
favor OF Prince Alexander has been formed at
Tirnova, the old capital Of Bulgaria.
LONDON, Aug. 24.-ln the house Of com
moi:s OF this evening the under secret Ty OF
state for foreign affairs stated tina: the gov
eminent had received no additional news in
regard to Bulgaria.
The government viewed the recently tranr-
pired events with the gravest ~anyicry, i,rt de-
clined TO say whether Russia is implicat 81.
LONDON. Aug. 25.-Gladstone started this
morning for Germany, where he expects 70
spend three weeks vacation, accompanied by
his daughter and Lord Acton.
LONDON, Aug. 25-Dispatches from Sofia
state that the provisional government formed
after the deposition OF Alexander has been
overthrow, and the minister Of foreign
affairs, NJ. Clement, and the minister Of
finance, VI. Zaukor, have been arrested, and
that the karayeloT ministry, which is in favor
of Alexander. has been reinstatcd. a dcputa-
ton, the dispatches state, has been sent in
search OF the dethroned prince to al; him 10
return to the palace and reassumc the direc-
ton of affairs.
bucharest, Aug. 25-The commander of
the yacht having Prince Alexander ON board
a a prisoner, tclegraphed from Renir, Russia,
to Sofia asking provisional government for
instructions respecting his royal prisoner. The
commander received "a reply ordering him to
return to Sofa.
LONDON, Aug. 25.-The government having
received important dispatches during the
night in regard to the Bulgarian imbroglio,
have telegraphed Lord Salisbury to return at
once " London.
LONDON, Aug. 2G-Dispatches from Sofia
a ~ IN ~. n,r..a 1,.., A-,- a., "a,
veloH government, which is In favor of Alex
ander.
ST. JOINS, Aug. @-The French ship Le-
tole was wrecked In a storm on the reefs of
kalans island and went to pieces. Twelve OF
her crew were drowned. The captain and nine
men were waahed ashore barely alive. A fish
inS vessel vas wrecked at port De GraVe. The
! CAPTAIN, named Butler, anr his scH, with the
entire crew persisted.
Lo:,poS, Aug. GA dispatch from Rcni
be forwarded to KisscnefT, If he does not adj
wise terms OF addiction, which il Is claimed he
had signed.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-Lord Salisbury, the
Post says, will conduct the experiment OF cut
ting a field OF oats with machinery drawn by
electricity at Hatfield to-day. The propclling
apparatus is entirely the invention OF Lord
Salisbury and the result OF the trial is looked
forward to with interest.
ST. JOINS, n. b., Aug. PA st. Andrews
bay pilot reports the seizure Of the American
schooner J. Kennedy, OF Calias, Ne, FER vio-
A. ~ ,h,r !, laus e., tr,l;,., lot-,,,
two British port. She had carried a load OF
coal from Sidney to st. Andrews.
GLASGOW, Aug. 27.-The shipping trade Of
England is now In a worse condition thar
ever before known and the depression is en-
tirely due to the low rates OF freight. Thirty
four steamers Of ,23 ships belonging to this
port have been idle for the last two years.
CITY OF MENIco, Aug. 2S.-Carlos, Felix *
Co.'S extensive factory burned yesterday.
Seven operatives persisted while trying TO ex-
tinguish the flames. Two Of the victims were
Americans. Jno. and Alfred Dubel, of Rich
mond, Va, and several others were badly in
jured.
SoFIA. Aug. 2s.-Thr court martial con
vencd for the purpose of trying the leaders OF
the coup d'etat, which resulted i'll the deposi-
tion OF Alexander, has rendered a verdict con
defining NJ. Zaukof, minister of the interior
under the rebellious provisional government,
and Mr.. Gruof, to death and the mctropoIi-
tan of Tlrnova, NJ. Clement. the premier, TO
Imprisonment for lie.
ATHENS, Aug. 2S.-This morning Greece
vss again visited by an earthquake, which
has been most disastrous in MoreA and in
wiich the loss of life, according to the best ia
f0.matior, reaches the enormous figure Of
800. The village OF Pyrgo and the town o!
Philatra were the chief sufferers. In Pyrgc
not &: house is left standing, while Pniiatrs
was almost SWEPT from the face Of the globe
and swallow "a up ia commissions NJ The earth
Shocks were experienced throughout 'ntir,
Greece, il 3 greater or less degree. In th'
town Of Xante every house is damaged. Th'
inhabitants fled in terror ~ the open country
Several towns IN Italy were alRo visited by al
earthquake, but not to any serious cXtcnt.
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