The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-14
BULGARIA.


III.
PHILLIPoPoIIs, October II A plot has haan Al.
covered to create revolts throughout he twn Rn.
garlas Dy means OF armed bands. enpAoed nv tha
RUSSIAN consulates at sofia, Phillipoplis and Rush
t1K several OF the ringleaders have been arrest
THE soBRASJE.
SOFIA, October l1.-In the city elections for
members OF the great Sobranje, 10 elect a success
sor TO FRINGE Alexander, all the government candl
dates have been successful. M. Karaneloff. pro-
hussian received but fifty votes out of 1880 cast
In his district.
AN ELECTION RIOT.
SOFIA, October ll.-0ne hundred and fifty peas
ants came in from the surrounding villages and
aaeer s visitlng .ae Russian consulate, where they
astop to the elections, An ARRAY ensued in which
SUCKS and etonee were used freely Several per-
sons We're wounded, The intruders were eventu.
ers are Macedonious and are consequently not en-.
Titled to vote. The Russian consulate supplied the
rioters with money and spirits and they renewed
the conflict.
The crowd threatened to attack the consulate.
whereupon the consurs servants opened fire upon
the mob. II ia reported eight persons were
wounded. A lady was observed at the window, os.
tentattously dressing wounds, Some bullets on.
tered the neighboring German consulate. The
consul made complaint, and the troops now occu-
py the street to prevent anyone from passing
through It. The Naraudof party are trying to
have large majority.
AFFAIR WITH THE PEASANTS.
SOFIA, October 1.-THE government attach lit
te Importance TO the action of NJ. Neklindoff,
Russian agent here In suspending diplomatic re,
latons: The Macedonian volvoide, who was ar
rested here, admitted that he the leader of the
band the Macedonian had organized In Yeni
ment.
On Saturday crowd hooted at number of peas
ants who were assembled in the garden at the
Russian consolates. The peasants replied by
throwing blocks of wood and stones. The crowd
retaliated, whereupon the Montenegrians and can
vases in the garden of the consulate fired upon
the mob. Fifteen revolver bullets struck the walls
of the British and German sn Il ates.
The peasants subsequently left the consulaes.
They said they did not know for what purpose
their presence was required, but that they had
been induced TO come to Sofia by six chiefs. Sew
eral persons disguised gems d'armes have boen ar
rested for denouncing the government
KAULBARs HooTED AT.
SOFIA, October 11.--A crowd of fully 1000 per
sons met Gen. Kaulbars upon his arrival &C
Shumla. The spokesman told him that the peo-
pie had lost confidence in the government. After
ward the crowd assembled near the window where
Gen. kaulbars was seated and hooted ut him.
Twelve kankovists who were going to pay their
respects TO the general appealed to the officers to
dsperee the crowd, but they refused to do so All
members of the ministry have been elected by Inn
mense majorities. Returns thus far received chow
the election of 400 ministeralists and 81 Kan
kovists.
MORE RUSSIAN INTRIGUE.
PHmOPoPoLIIs, October II. The Vervolrde has
dispatches that the h issian coneulates In Lul.
garia and Roumelia have organized an extensive
rebellion for next sunday, TO prepare for Russian
occupation.
NEWSPAPER MAN IN LIMO.
SOFIA, October l2.-The Bulgarian authorities
have arrested and sent TO Constantinople news-
paper correspondent who accompanied General
kaulbars. The correspondent was connected with
the independence Roumania of Bucharest.