Morning journal and courier., 1886-08-27
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. AGAIN ON THE THRONE. Prince Alexander Re- stored To Power. THE ACCIDENT TO EVARTS. A Very Narrow Escape
 From Death. MIR. BLAINE ON PROHIBITION. The Broadway Car Drivers
 Going Back.
PRINCE ALEXANDER RESTORED

PRINCE ALEXANDEh NES VAAhD' The Leaders In The Plot Against Him Under Arrest-Turkey Arm1nE Fol war-The Young Prince En Route
 To Visit His Father.
 SOFIA, Aug. 26.-The provisional govern ment created by the revolutionists has been overthrown. M. Clement, M. GroeH and NJ Zankoff, three of it's members, have been ar- rested and thrown into prison, and it's old ministry reinstated. The deception practiced upon them by the circulation of the report that Prince Alexander voluntarily abdicated has exasperated the troops and civilians alike, and the revulsion of popular feeling in favor of the deposed ruler is as general as it is intense. A deputation has started out to find the prince and assure him of the loy- alty of the Bulgarian people and army, and to endeavor to persuade him to return. The following proclamation has been issued:
 In the name of Prince Alexander and the Bulgarian Parliament, hereby declare that I have assumed the direction of the provi- sional government at Sofia. Persons failing to conform herewith will be dealt with by military law.
 appoint Col. Mou1koroff commander-in- chief of the army, with full civil and military powers.
 appeal to Bulgarians to defend the crown of their fatherland against the traitors seeking to dethrone our heroic and beloved prince, who was chosen by the people as ruler.
 Long live Alexander!
 The proclamation is signed "Stambuloff'' and countersigned "Moulkoroff." . LONDON, Aug. 26.-The latest dispatches from Sofia with regard to the manner in which Prince Alexander was deposed say that it was effected by single regiment of military cadets, who also arrested the com mander of the Alexander regiment, who was in Slivnitza at the time. The provisional government, seeing that the people favored Prince Alexander, resigned and liberated the commander of the Alexander regiment, who, upon regainipg his liberty, at once ar rested the leaders of the conspiracy. The powers have reorganized the KaraveloH gov ernment, which is in favor of Alexander.
 BUCHAREST, Aug. 26.-Prinee Alexander crossed Austro Russian frontier at Wolotah- iska to-day. The yacht which conveyed him to Reni returned to Bohova to-day in charge of the mate, the captain having left the ves- sel at Reni and sec1eted himself to avoid the consequences of his connection with the princes deposition. The crew of the yacht is largely composed of boys who were pupils in the military school at Sofia.
 BERLIN, Aug. 26.-Prince Alexander re- at Sofia and the devotion of the Bulgarian army with deep emotion. The intelligence of the downfall of the provisional govern ment was conveyed to him while he was en route to Datmstadt and with the news came the suggestion that he would better return to Sofa. He telegraphed to his father at Darmstadt that he would visit Darmstadt at a11a ,Keh hafo afI1rrl nc would there decide whether he would return or not The Russians at Reni treated Prince Francis Joseph, Alexander's brother, With great ineignity. He requested his captoIs to allow a servant to accompany him, but was told "Your brother can wait on you."
 Prince Alexander has arrived at Darm- stadt. ',
 LONDON, Aug. 26.-The Russian charge d. affaires had an interview with Lord lddes- leigh, foreign secretary, to-day: He pro tested against what he characterized as the insulting language of the English press III commenting on the Bulgarian coup and at. firmed that the Czar had no knoWledge or the conspiracy at Sofia.
 BERLIN, Aug. 26-The Russian govern ment repudiates the complicity of Russia in the deposition of Prince Alexandria of Bull gsria.
 BERLIN, Aug. 26-The report that Prince Alexander has arrived at Darmstadt is pre- mature. He has communicated with his father, but has not yet arrived home:
 LONDON, Aug. 27.-The Standards Berlin dispatch says the Emperor William upon hearing of the dethronement and kidnapping of Prince Alexander wrote sharp letter to the Car expressing his indignation.
 CoRsTANT1NoPLE, Aug. 26.-The Levant Herald says Alexandria was permitted tc proceed from Reni to Vienna under parole, which it understands includes an oath that he will not return to Bulgaria.
 LONDON, Aug. 27.-The Posts Constantl nople despatch says that there is great ex citement there over the feeling that Russia will occupy Bulgaria. Extensive military preparations are ordered.