St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-04
The Bulgarian Crisis.

LONDON. Sept. 3.-Ihe RepuDllque L Idu-
cais of Paris, commenting on the puDllSheu
CORRESPONDENCE between the car and Prince
Alexander says:
Alter the cars reply the house of Batten-
berg may be considered 10 have ceased 10
reian in Bulgaria. That reply also huuiiilateS
England, whose lamentations nooody reseFus'
Events II Egypt proved Engiaho lncl'I ao,o
esrCtisTu France must arrive at al enlente
cor1iiale with Russia 10th on the Mediterra-
mean and in the East against the British lnVa-
sion.
The Austrian press generally pronounce
Prince AleXander'S letter of the 30th to the
car fatal mistake and argue that his aD-
dieation is now inevitable kilograms re-
cejved here from Sofia state that the car
reply to Prince AleXander'S letter has pro
dUced 4 profound impression throughout
Bulgaria. The dispatches say that the
ears proclaimed hostility has paraIyZed
the movement i'll favor OF Prince AleAall,
der's return to the throne and encouraged
the reyoutionists. It is further Stateu
that Prince AleXanderS abdicatlon Is
believed to be imminent. An attempt was
made to
WRECK THE TRAIN
which was conveying Prince Alexander 10
Sofia when near PhilippopollS. Inc en-
gineer discovered an obstruction Oh tie
track aid brought the train to StandStlu.
On investigation it was found tnaI I'VE
sleepers had been placed across the rails.
Prince Alexander. when informed of the
attelnpt upon his life, showed no signs OF
fear maintaining calm demeanor. A
conflict between the revOlutiOniStS and fol
lowers of Prince Alexander is expected at
Sofia The Daily News says:
Prince Alexander has been abandoned
and isolated by agreement of the three EN-
pires Nothing could exceed the mummy OF
mis- letter to the car, which is only equaleo
in degree by the brutality OF the ear an
swer. II is rumored that Prince Alexander
father wants TO throw up his honorary com
mission in 4 Russian regiment and that the
German and Austrian governments are try
ing to dissuade him from doing so, as such
course would be a great ofense to the car
The Standard says:
Prince Alexander has committed serious
blunder, and the only unworthy act with
which he can be reproached. 1t IS
CARRYING THE COMEDY
of courtlv discrimination too far to pretend
that the cZar did not approve Of his deposit
ton England has done her best to promote
pence in the Balkans. If she fails, Austria
and Germany will either suffer grave injury
or make heavy sacrihces- They may YET rue
the day they abandoned Alexander to curry
IaNOI Win luc SLd--
Prince Alexander has promised King
Milan to send diplomatic agent to Servla.
Col. MutkurOff is treating with the rebel
officers for their submission, and the nego-
tiations will probably be successful. 1t is
stated that Russia has interviewed for the
lives of the conSpiratOrS and that Prince
Alexander has decided to be lenient to-
wards them. The revolutionary regiments
at Sofia have surrendered Internationally
to Prince Alexander and appeal to him for
clemency. Bulgaria is now tranquil.
Prince Alexander, when he reached
Bucharest on his journey to Sofia, tele-
graphed to the sultan, assurance OF homage
and devotion.
Count Won Katzfeldt, the German am
bassabor, had an interview to-day with
Lord IddeSleigh. secretary for foreign
affairs. Active communications are pass
ing between the powers relative to the
restoration of Prince Alexander.
PRINCE ALEXANDER ARRIVED AT SOFIA
this morning. He made a triumphal entry
into the city, escorted by the municipal
authorities of Sofia, who had gone two
kilometres outside the city TO await his
arrival Addresses Of welcome were pre-
scented to Prince Alexander in the great
square in front of the palace. All then
proceeded to the cathedral. where grand
TIE Deum mass was celebrated. Ar
tillery Salutes were fired at the garrison
and the troops were reviewed. The cere-
monies concluded with reception TO the
foreign diplomatic representatives. Alex
ander has ordered the release of all pOliti-
cal prisoners. The ministry has been re-
constructed. NJ. Stambuloff remains as
premier. NJ. De Giers, Russian minister
of foreign affairs, has arrived at Berlin
and will remain two days. To-day he
visited Prince Bismarck, and was after
ward received in an audience by Emperor
William.
Before leaving PhillipopOliS Prince Alex
ander announced his intention Of doing his
utmost to secure the sympathy and amity
of the ear. The ViedomOsti of Moscow
warns Alexander not TO delay resigning the
crown to the car.