, 1886-08-25
Not Entirely For.aken.

LONDON, Aug. Pa kilograms from
Bucharest. to day, state that the MAORI
ty of the Bulgarian army. - we'll a. th,
majority of the Bulgarian people, have
already declared allegiance to Alexander
including the soldiers in Widdin, Nicrop'
OILS and Sillstria ~garrisons. Col. Monte
dorrof, chief of the Roumelian militia,
has offered to lead the troops to meet
Prince Alexander and escort him back to
sofia and replace hiE on the Bulgarian
throne. NJ. Stambulof. president Of
the Tirnova provisional government. act
ing in concert with Col. MontodorroG.
has summoned the militia of Bulgaria to
service in the interest of Alexander. NJ.
Stambulof DECLARES that the garrison at
Sofia, which seconded the revolution, is
ready to surrender to any government
properly representing the deposed prince,
provided the soldiers are assured Of am
nesty.
Authentic dispatches from Sofia show
that the deposition Of Prince Alexander,
Of Bulgaria, wa accomplished during the
night. According to these advices one
thoroughly Russian regiment of cavalry
was detained in the city after nightfsll,
when the other troops retired to their
barracks. This regiment, perfectly under
the control of the revolutionists, sur
rounded the palace about two hours past
midnight. H
The project of Varnor received on Fri
day evening a circular signed BY Karavel-
of, Zankofr, Stoilof and Rsdishof, or
dering him to inform the people that
Prince Alexander had been dismissed.
All the towns in BULGARIA and K..umelia,
except Widdln. are in a state of siege.
A Bucharest dispatch says that disorder
prevails in Sofia. and that outlying gar
risons are awaiting the signal to march on
to the capital. 1t is stated that the Rou
mella militia are also prepared for active
service and that Alexander cause is hour
ly gaining ground.
The Daily Telegraph says: It is stated
that a sanguinary encounter has taken
place among the troops at Jassy, Rou
mania, resulting in the killing and wound
ing of many on both ssides-
Ferguson, under secretary for foreign
affairs. replying to questions 10 commons
this afternoon stated that the government
had no additional news from Bulgaria.
The government, he said, viewed the
events in that country with the gravest
anxiety. He declined to state Whether
Russia was implicated in those events.
The question as to Russia $ completely will
be renewed tomorrow. -r
CONsTANTINoPLE. Aug. PA second
provisional government has been BET up in
Bulgaria, with headquarters at Tirnova.
This government is in opposition to that
of Karavelof, and it favors Alexander.
Stambuloff will be made president of the
TIrnova government He is one of the
gentlemen whose names wer. printed in
the circular issued yesterday by Karavel-
offs government to convince the people
that all prominent men of the country
supported the revolution. rf III
BERLIN, Aug. PA letter from
Prince Alexander, written at Sofia a few
days before the deposition. has been re-
ceived iii this city In the letter Alexan-
der says MY position is becoming
exceedingly difficult. The people are
becoming alarmed at the Servian arma-
meni and the presence of Turkish cum
missioners- In order to reassure the
people who have been worked upon by
Russian opposition, l requested Count
Kalnosky three weeks e 20 induce
Servia to agree to resume diplomatic re-
lations with BULGARIA, but Servia has not
and she has continued to fortify
her frontier. leading US to ex-
pect a resumption of hosrlities. The
ministry have asked me to orders an advance
of troops. which l have refused to do,
knowing the seriousness of the first steps
in such a case. On the other hand the
press attacks me on account of the ap
pointment of delegates to the Turkish
commission. | therefore am anxious to
be absolutely free with regard to Servia in
order that | may devote myself entirely to
the Turkish question. The excitement is
so great against the commission that an
attack upon the delegates is probable.