Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-31
RETURN OF THE PRINCE.
4 STRONG ANTI-RUSSIAN MINIS
TRY FORMED.

NambulOf Steps Aside on the Return
ot the Dep0sed Ruier-Fears that AS
sassinatiOn May be Attempted by Pan
slAvist Fanatics-RuSsian Newspapers
Pessimistic.
SOFIA, Aug. 30.--Prince Alexander has
telegraphed to the Regency to announce
TO the people his Intention OF returning to
Sofia. The rebellious troops here have
submitted and will not be punished on
condition that they quit the country. The
revolution was quite bloodless and no
further opposition is feared. 1t is stated
that Russia paid the consprators, Bende-
ref and Delpstreitf, the sum OF 100000
roubles. When the former and GrueH
were arrested they had in their pos
session two Golfers belonging to a
Russian Count. Prince Alexander did
not sign a deed of abdicatiOu. He simply
wrote on slip OF paper, ''God save Bull
rars," aud signed alexander" His
kidnappers were tipsy and did not notice
what he had written. 1t is the general
opmlon that the pleasure expressed by
the Kings Of ROumania and Servla at
Alexander's triumph point Ill the direc-
ton OF increased unity.
ALEXANDER SICK OF RUSSIA.
LONDON, Aug. 30.-The Morning Post
SAYS: "Henceforth Prince Alexander will
pursue an unequivocal anti-Russian poll
cy and will adopt a severe law, banlshlng
Russians from Bulgaria, Russian money
will not be accepted in government ot1ces
in Bulgaria, and even the soldiers uni
torn. which is now similar to the Russian
uniform, will be changed"
The Daily Telegrapn's correspondent at
Darmstadt had an interview yesterday
with the father of Prince Alexander. The
father said that Prince Alexander having
accepted the Bulgarian miesion was
bound to carry it out to the end. His
honor as q soldier and his German name
sutficed to guarantee this. Moreover, 1t
was imperative that he should reach
Sofia before the arrival OF Prince Dol
gourki, who left st. Petersburg sunday
morning. He believed That Lord Sails
bury would prove Prince AleXander's
friend.
AN ANTIRUSsIAN CABINET.
The Bulgarian Cabinet has been re-
modelled and is now strongly antl-Rus-
sian. Nachevics, the Foreign Minister,
WAS the leading spirit in the movement to
counteract the Zankoh plot, by which
Prince Alexander was forced to abdicate.
1t is ramored that King Milan, OF Servia.
has expressed a desire to renew diplo-
matte and amicable relations with Bull
garia.
Russian newspapers take pessimistic
view OF Prince AleXander's return to Bull
garia, and say that it will not affect the
iulfllment of the measures decided upon
Tor a settlement of the affairs OF that
country, although it may perhaps defer
their accomplishment.
King Milan, of SerVia, has telegraphed
to Prince Alexander, congratulating him
upon his return to Bulgaria, and express
ing the fullest sympathy with him.
In reply to King Milan's cOngratula-
tons, Prince Alexander said be was
touched by King Milan's sympathy and
hoped TO see Servian agent at Sofia and
arenewal of the friendship between Ser
via and Bulgaria.
ALExANDER'S LIFE IN DANGER.
RUsTCHUK, Aug. 30.-Prince Aiexan-
Ger has been warned to take precautions
against a possible attempt on his life by
Pan SlaVist fanatics ana followers of the
4 Metropolitan element, whose party has
ramihcatiOns in the interior of Bulgaria.
Prince Alexander arrived at Sistova at
4 O'clock this morning. His entry in the
n town and his progress through it were
Il one continuous triumph. The people lifted
The Prince from his carriage and carried
him on their shoulders to the Greek
church where the TIE Deum was sung.
The Prince afterwards started for TirnO-
va and arrived there this evening. A
manifesto has been issued by Prince
# alexander. 1t approves the measures
* adopted by the Stambuloff regency, con-
& hfms the existing Ministry and the ap-
# pontment of MutkeToff as Commander in
Chlet OF the army, thanks the people and
E army for their fidelity and resOlute atti-
Jude IN favor Of independence, implores
uod's blessing and urges all to unite In
protection OF the welfare OF Bulgaria.
II The pOpulace of Trnova gave Prince
~ alexander an enthusiastic welcome. Ad-
wees from Sofia say that city IS excited
ana that some disorders have occurred.
LanE0n, the revolutionary leader, was at
1acked by mob and nearly killed. 1t is
s expected tnat the military plctters will
Oe executed ana that amnesty will be
Is granted 10 other conspiratOrs.
AUSTRIA's GOOD OFFICES.
VIENNA, Aug. 30.-Count Zichy, who is
an intimate friend of King Milan, with
.ue assistance or others, intends TO try TO
reconcile Servia and Bulgaria. Bulgarian
PAPERS counsel the government to main
.alh friendly relations with Austria and
" W beware OF Russia. The Minister OF
=" at mas ordered an increase OF the troops
III Bosnia and herzegovina.
LITTLE WAR TALK.
BERLIN, Aug. 30.-De VOssische lei
,,,us uus berIiner Tagblat aud National Zei-
,,o lug INSIST that it is impossible for Ger.
.I 'ualI and Austria 10 tolerate Russian oc-
NHpauon OF Bulgaria. 1t is stated that NJ /.
| iirVnuoH' the Russian ambassador, in an
o,,'Tpr'lew a, with the Grand VizieT, hnted
;n, nS russian occupation Of Bulgaria, add
,,n,.t 5lat II the hair of one Russian was
,oreaaa ,ugnea Russia would be compelled to In
srAMBULoFF STEPS ASIDE.
Ion AshAVELoFF, Aug. 30.-The Stambu-
ineeency mas resigned its powers to