Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-09-02
PRINCE ALEXANDER.

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Located at Lemberg, the Ga1ician Capitai
Incidents En- Route An Enthusiastic
Reception-The Powers and the Porte
The Question of Alexander's Return Not
Yet Settled.
LONDON, Aug. 2S.-Authoritative morn
Ing dispatches state that Prince Alexan-
der and his brother Francis Joseph of
Battenberg reached the Polish frontier
station Podwozyska yesterday shortly
after ten. Their Highnesses were ac-
companied as far as the frontier by the
Deputy Governor of Kischeneff, Major
Oglio, of Wolocysk, and Il detective.
The Russian officials were cool in
their demeanor toward the Prince,
and refused 10 allow him the use OF
saloon-car on the Russian line. AS soon
as he passed the frontier he met with
every possible attention and saloon-car
| was placed at his disposal. He appeared
much depressed and had no luggage
whatever, not even a change of clothes,
for those who kidnapped him scarcely gave
him time to dress himself, and he was
compelled on arriving at Lemberg to buy
clean linen and other immediate neces-
saries. AS soon as the brother princes
arrived they took bath, Immediately
after which a collation. was served them
LONDON, Aug. 2s.--All reports vary as
to the probabilities of his return, but the
general opinion seems to be that during
his brief career the Prince has shown
pretty plainly to the world that he knows
how to keep an eye fixed on the main
chance, and one can hardly imagine such
cool, calculating and ambitious ruler
throwing up good career at the moment
when his future was never brighter, and
resianlng himself to the dull, common
place life of monarch retired from buSi-
ness.
LEMBERG, Aug. 2S.-Prnce Alexander
arrived here yesterday afternoon. He
| was received at the railway depot by
Court Marshal Reidesel and Court Chap
| lain Koch. The Prince, on appearing at
| the window of the railway carriage, was
given an ovation by thousands of Ger
mans and Poles, who raised enthusiastic
cheers, waved handkerchiefs and hats,
| and INDUCED in other joyful demonstra-
tions. On alighting the Prince
was presented with Il bouquet by a little
| girl. The Prince kissed the child amid
| enthusiastic cheering. The crowd es-
! corted the Prince to carriage, when a
| welcome, concluding with the words:
"Perish the traitors" Then the people
escorted him to his hotel. The town IS
| brilliantly Illuminated tonight Alexan-
| der will proceed to Breslau to-day.
| A torch-light procession was held to-
| night in honor of Prince Alexander. The
| Prince appeared on the balcony of his ho-
| tel 10 acknowledge the plaudits of the
| people, and was received with the great
| est enthusiasm. Prince Alexander is
accompanied by his brother, Prince Fran
els Joseph.
LONDON, Aug. 2S.-At a mass meeting
| held at Slivno, Roumelia, it was unani-
| mously resolved to support Prince Alex
ander. Copies of the resolutions were
forwarded to the foreign ministers at
Bucharest.
LONDON, Aug. 2S.-The Porte has re.
ceived replies from various Powers to
its circular announcing Prince Alex
| and er's deposition. With the exception
of Italy, the different governments mere.
lv note the contents of the circular,
reserving all Interior communications.
The reply of Italy, in addition, recognizes
the Porte's right to protest against the
illegality of Prince AleXander's deposit
ton.
BUCHAREST, Aug. 2S.-The Russian
Consul at Sofia has been compelled 10
ask M Pangoff to send a guard TO protect
his house and person. Every window OF
his house was broken bv mob and the
crowd threatened to castigate him if he
showed himself on the streets.
VIENNA, Aug. 2s.-The circular said to
have been issued by NJ. de Giers, and
published yesterday morning, is authori-
tatively declared TO be apocryphal. 1t is
\ t.I fhn
,riener Iagblam.
BERLIN, Aug. 2S.-A formidable move
ment is on foot among the German stu
dents to present Prince Alexander an adj
dress of sympathy. The presentation
will be made at Darmstadt. Hundreds
OF dispatches awaited Prince Alexander
upon his arrival at Lemberg. During
his transit through Russian territory
he was subjected to many inccn-
veniences and annoyances. He will re-
main at Lemberg until to-day. His ~
ture movements have not been decided
upon The Prince arrived without lug
gage and did not have even il change
clothing. He was compelled to buy
linen. ETC., in Lemberg. Thousands of
cards were left at his hotel before last
evening".
FRANKFORT, Aug. 2S.-The Journal
.Jugenheim says that the statement that
Prince Alexander signed deed of abdi-
cation is untrue. 1t also says that nego.
tiations are on foot with view of decid-
ing whether Alexander shall return to
Bulgaria or not. The Prince, the paper
says, only requires better guarantees for
the stability of the throne before return
ing.
VIENNA, Aug. 2S.--It is rumored that
Russia is making extensive military and
naval prepaI ations, and has ordered the
movement of the feet toward the Rou-
melian coast. 1t is also rumored that
the Berlin and Vienra courts are maktng
strenuous efforts through Prince AlexBn-
ders father to dissnade Alexander from
returning TO Bulgaria. The Russian press
demands the immediate occupation of
Bulgaria.
LONDON, Aug. 2s.--A meeting at Kt3e-
anlik, Roumeiia, sent a telegram to she
Car begging him to continue to extend
his favors to Bulgaria The Gar in an
swering assured them of his goodwill
toward the Bulgarians If they would
maintain order, and in this task Russian
agents would support them.
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