The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-24

with his policy and demanded his |
deposition. Alexander says: II see /
have no friends. l cannot resist.
Public meetings have been held in |
Sofia and in Rustchuk, aud in all OF |
them the proclamation OF the change oil |
government was received with favor. |
The people rejoice over the coup which |
they say ended an int0lerable situation. |
1he Bulgarians are persuaded that Rus
STA will now assist them TO consummate |
a union which they think II Is Turkeys |
design to Illustrate. Alexander was
taken completely by surprise. He was
astouudCd at the sudden bursting OF
the plot upon him. Ksravelof had
managed the whole affair with such
secresy. that the only indica-
ton of the coming storm was
a mutinous spirit that was noticeable
among the troops. Alexander had
ordered the circulation of papers among
them which openly declared he alone
was the only obstacle to union, but
his orders in this regard mad not been
obeyed. The affection OF the common
people for Alexander personally re-
mains undiminished.
A telegram from Bucharest says:
The ROumanians are very much excited
over the Bulgarian crisis. King Charles
is personally presiding over special
II
moned, and Prince BretaniO IS return
ing home from Goodra with all posi-
ole speed. IL
The NoUosi says: II Is highly prob
able that Russia will interviews directly
and establish a new order OF things in
| Bulgaria and adds: -" With Alexander
deposed. Bulgarian sympathy with Rus
STA will revive" a.
Most of the Russian papers observe
that the foreign press manifests con-
fusion OF ideas respecting the relations
between the three emperorS. =
SOFIA, August %. Governments
4 proclamation announcing the deposit
ton of Alexander ana the reasons
therefor, declares that: He rendere
great services on the field Of battle; but
politically he mad 100 little regard for
Bulgaria position as 3 slave State and
the maintenance of relations with Rus
STA. His deposition on this account was
necessity. q orr ~ =
LosDoS, August a3.-The French
feeling iavors Prince Alexandria de-
position. because the prince is Ger
!, man. Frenchmen hope that 0Ressia's
acuon in The emergency MAY EN- oroh
the Central European Powers. Nobody
in Paris belle es these Powers conniyed
ct Prince Alexander's expulsion.
i The Times, commenting on bulgarian
affairs, says: The coup must, we fear
be regarded, as far as Prince Alexander
4 is concerned, as the end of the chapter
of respectful sympathy. The event
must be regarded as q triumph o.
. Russian diplomacy and v ~ import
! ant event. 1t is also, in less degree
! the reverse for England's diplomacy
! Ii is only too clear that the Marquis o
Salisbury is confronted with all th'
: ] ! a frrrfFf ", n a
form which he had 10 face on his mrs
accession TO power" ,
4 ST. PETERSBURG, August .. - Int
Messenger publishes an official commu
; nication stating that the relations De
: tween Russia and the other Powers re
) main unaltered.
LoNDoN, August 23.-The news of thu
Prince Alexander deposition was re
ceiyed at the British foreign Office yes
y terday afternoon. Earl Iddesielgh
Foreign Minister, went, during IN
:, evening, TO the Office and dispal che
- messengers with the news 70 all tn
- Cabinet ministers known 20 be IN IN
&c CITY. and sent a special courier I
- Salisbury, at the Hatfield House. ! her
, has been great activity, aud continued
l lie Geographic communication has bee
kept up with foreign capitals.
lg SOFIA. August 23.-The city has bee
VI declared in stair of si-ge. ~
u BU HAREsT, August 23.-Advices IroI
d Sofia saw that NJ. Karavelof's prov
u sional government, realizing that '.pul
ess lie sentiment" remained favorable
y Prince Alexander, caused a circular
Ut be distributed among the people GALE
a the ministerial list. containing IN
names OF I'd 81 Prominent men OF q
:! parties and cI&ases, who. the documeI
Il declared, were in the new movemel
n the purpose being To cause the bell
y, that the government was recelSlt
~ general support. The garrison at Sim
remain faithful to Prince Alexand
IN and refuse to recognize the provision
pr government. Numbers of Bulgaria
nd prominent Rrssopholists ha'
ne already fed TO Roumanl'
ne The fdgitives include in their numb
as MANY Russian NihIlists. who were ser
ne ing as officers on the Bulgarian iioull
ne Ii is now believed that Prince Ale1and
oi IS confined in a monastery near Son
ed Il is rumUred that Karaveloif has be-
-; placed under arrest. Only certain Tel
NY grams for Russia are permitted 10 lea
N Bulgarian Territory.
BERLIN. August z3.-The North o.
Is man Gazette says German interests
al not touched by Bulgarian accidents:l
IN PAEIs, August 23.-The fall OF Prin
", Alexander has been the absorbing TOT
gn of discussion in Paris ever since The
ERE ception Of the first news concerning
lal France his determined to observe
er, expectant attitude. President Gre
Ill keeps in continuous communIcatl
ng- with all the members of the Fren
M ministry. Ira -.r.-.t az