Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-25
,IEXANDER A PRISONER.
ypE PRINCE BELIEVED TO BE
HELD ON A YACHT.

= Il
p..est Treachery-Aroused from His
s,nmhers and Spirited from the City
rnder Guard of "a Russtanized Cavalry
0.g,ment- Dissatisfaction in the
Army.
RrcBAREsT, Aug. PA yacht sup
.osed TO have on board Prince Alexander
a prisoner, passed Giurgevo without
.tonnjng. 1t was expected to touch there.
rne Yacht was signalled this morning.
is supposed that the revolutiOnisLs in
kond to land the Prince on Kussian terri
tory.
The Roumanian government has taken
In the necessary steps to protect Prince
alexander if he be landed in Roumania.
he Yacht was last reported at Reni, In
pssarabia, at the junction Of the Pruth
nd Danube. This is Russian territory.
THE PRINCE LANDED AT REM.
Prince Alexander has been landed at
keni prisoner.
kilograms speak of serious troubles in
Abe interior of Bulgaria, but details are
bot given.
The garrison at Philippopolis, in
II 0SLeTu hUuIICllds udS bdhCu al LIS Al
&ayor of the Prince. A regiment OF in
Hantry, with band playing, marched to the
5Oreign consulates to give notice of their
difference to Prince Alexander. The Of
[fcer commanding declared that the
hole Bulgarian army was opposed to
j ihe deposition of Prince Alexander aud
~ as prepared to fight and are for him.
/ 1he Inhabitants traternize with the
EtroOps. Large numbers of rural inhabit-
/ 1nts are fOcking to PhilippOpolls. The
5rovinclal population Is frenzied in favor
In Prince Alexander.
ID SECOND PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT.
M CoNsTANTINOPLE, Aug. PA second
provisional government has been set up
Id the Bulgarian headquarters at
Elrnova, the former capital of the coun-
|ty. This government is in opposition to
HAT of Premier KaravelOff and in favor of
Prince Alexander. NJ. Stambulotf has
been made President OF the TirnOva gov
trnment. He is one Ofthe gentlemen whose
tames were printed on the circular issued
"a Premier KaravelOff's government to
&Dnvince the people that all the promi-
tent men of the country supported the
Evolution.
TURKEY SENDS OUT CIRCULAR.
4 The Porte has sent a circular to the
Bowers concerning the Bulgarian crisis.
{ he circular says the deposition of Prince
alexander has lett Bulgaria in a position
HhIch interests the powers as much as it
z Oes Turkey, and asks to be informed as
n their intention and opinions respecting
be situation as soon as possible. The
hoops in Eastern Roumelia disapprove OF
be deposition. A thousand people, who
penly favor the restoration of the
EITince, met yesterday in PhilippOpolis,t the
apital OF Eastern Roumelia, and made
&ubllc demonstration of their wishes. The
deposition has divided the population of
kOfa into two parties. Partisanship on
boh sides has become heated already
Ind it is feared that party conflicts of
Beri0us nature will ensue.
THE ELECTORS SUMMONED.
The electors OF Bulgaria and RoumeIia
ave been invited by placArds to meet on
kunday to elect a National Assembly.
here is disunlOn in the Bulgarian pro-
81 sOnal Cabinet. Several of the members
we're named without being consulted, and
he partisans of Prince Alexander refuse
q 10 act.
| Premier Karaveloff and M. Nicolaiff
ave been arrested and will be tried by
lAe Council of War.
TONE OF THE RUSSIAN PRESS.
| ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 24.-The Jour-
W al de st. Petersburg, commenting on the
ulgarian crisis, says 1t hopes the poll
clsns OF Bulgaria and ROunelia will
aye the wisdom to understand that the
esllnles Of both nations depend upon the
fenaylor Of the people. "The powers with
nom rest the decision of these destinies,"
DDS the journal, ''desire above all things
pat the peace and good will of these peo-
should be secured. Politicians should
Ostain from agitations, and should not
Hempt to hamper their good attentions"
10 Russian press generally do not be-
eVe that any of the other powers will
lleriere with Russla's direct pacitica-
ou Oh Bulgaria.
IN FAVOR OF THE PRINCE.
VIENNA, Aug. 24.-Tne Political Cor
espondence newspaper, OF this city,
rlhts dispatch from Giurgevo, in Rou-
ANA, on the Danube, which says the
oaIgarian troops in Eastern Romelia have
ssued pronunciamento in favor OF
S raee Alexander. The Bulgarians have
S reclaimed Col. Mutker0tf head OF the
DIVISIONAL government. The inhaDi-
allS 0t Shumla aud Tlrnova have pub
W! declared tor Prince Alexander.
sERyIAs ARMY.
fAEls, Aug. 24.-Reports are current
ere mat Serva has begun to place her
ny on war footing.
ne journal des Debats announces that
llnce Bismarck and M. de Giers, the
usslan Foreign Minister, have arranged
lave an interview.
ENGLAND's POSITION.
Ia Temps, discussing the Bulgarian
ISIS, asks what England will do and
u.s. In view Of her general attitude
D"S!o ~. tIo, Russia in Asia and India we do
~ oeneye England will withdraw from
". position. That would prove serious
on. 10 Europe. IL would mean a deci-
triumph to foreign force"
AUNIvEksAL coNsCRIPTroN.
LONDON, Aug. 24.-The Porte mas or.
cr'1, Ihat universal Mussulman con.
ndPuoh De proceeded with Immediately,
aryiu 'uaI tue reserves be summoned for
# NJ. lke occupation of the frontier
II rdaras d%SCeuonla and RoumelIa has been
{ ~. HRNIAs PART IN THE PLOT.
&aisse5 lev Daliy Telegraph says the Russians
IL uccssou. 'ue seryian war scare with such
| 3best ~ mat Prince Alexander sent hls
A, lot,o.'oops TO the frontier, where the
|#alssaoo ieau to the troops from sofa h
81 ugeu OF abdicatIon.
|HPrinee A papers unanimously side with
4, AROUSED AT NIGHT.
bat nu authentic dlspatch from Sofa shows
Ma acoo uv ueposltlIbn Of Prince Alexander
X4hordinoo oVln VI, pilsheh during the night. Ac.
Nlnssisss,; ;ui'hese kiyices, one thoroughly
IRalned ~ "a feginfent Of cavalry was de-
Wlher trooae ane ciikafter night when the