The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-09-06
Che dlailg 9 ,lletin.
MONDAY, SEPT. 6, 1886.
FOREIGN NEWS.
EUROPEAN.

in Sofia and Rustchuck, and in all
of them the proclamation of the
change of Government was received
with favor. The people rejoice over
the coup d'etat, which they say
ended an intolerable situation. The
Bulgarians are persuaded that Rus
STA will now assist them to consum-
mate the union which they think is
Turkeys design to Illustrate.
A telegram from Bucharest says:
The RoumaDians are very much ex-
cited over the Bulgarian crisis.
King Charles is personally presiding
over a special meeting of the Cabi-
net, hastily summoned, and Prince
Bretanio is returning home from
Goodra with all possible speed.
The French feeling favors Prince
Alexander's deposition, because the
Prince is German. The Frenchmen
hope that Russia's action in the
emergency may embroil the central
European powers. Nobody in Paris
believes these powers connived at
Prince Alexander's expulsion.
On receipt of The news of Prince
Alexander deposition at the British
Foreign Office, Ea,l ]ddesleieh, The
Foreign Minister, dispatched mes
sengers with the news 10 all the
Cabinet Ministers known to be in
the city, and sent special courier
TO Salisbury at Hatfield House.
There has been great activity at the
Foreign Office and almost continuous
telegrapbic communication has been
kept up with the foreign capitals.
The miristelialist admit that the
deposition of Prince Alexander is a
matter of extreme gravity, but they
say that even if it should be proved
that Russia insiigaied the movement
it will be difficult for England to in
terfere, because it is generally as
sumed that Austria and Germany
acquiesced in Alexander overthrow.
1t is considered improbable by the
Conservatives that the Government
will enter a protest in the matter.
The Government has been reliably
informed that FRINGE Alexander is
safe and well in Roumania.
The city of Sofia has been de-
clared in state of seige.
A Sofia despath of the 25th
says, the provisional Government
created by the revolutionists has
been overthrown. Clement, Gro
neff and Zankoff, three of its mem
bers, have been thrown into prison
and the old Ministry reinstared.
The deception practiced upon them
by the circulation of the report that
Alexander voluntarily abdicated has
exasperated the troops and civilians
alike, and the revolution of popular
feeling in favor of the deposed
ruler is as general as it is intense.
A deputation has started to find the
Prince and assure him of the loyalty
of the Bulgarian people and "rmy,
and endeavor to persuade him to re-
turn.
On the same day, the following
proclamation was issued: In the
name of Prince Alexander and the
Bulgarian Parliament, hereby de-
clare that have assumed direction
of the Provisional Government at
Sofia. Persons failing to conform
Herewith will be dealt with by mill
tary law. appoint Colonel Mont
kosoff ommander-in-Chief of the
amy, with full civil and military
powers. ! appeal to The Bulgarians
to defend the crown of their father
land against traitors seeking to de-
throne our heroic and beloved prince,
who was chosen by the people as
their ruler. Long live Alexander!
The proclamation is signed STAN
bouloff and countersigned Montko-
self.
Prince Alexander arrived at
Lemberg at 2 O'Clock in the after
noon of the 9th. He was received
at the railway depot by Court Mar
tal Riedsel and Court Chaplain
Koch. Ile Prince on appearing at
the window of the railway carriage
was given an ovation by thousands
OF Germans and Poles, who raised
, enthusiastic cheers, waved banker
chiefs and hats, and indulged in
other joyful demonstrations. On
alighting the Prince was presented
with a bouquet by little girl. The
Prince kissed the child amid enthu-
siastic cheering. The crowd es-
corted the Prince to carriage,
when journalist delivered a short
address of welcome, concluding with
the words, "Punish the traitors"
The people then escorted him ia
his hotel. The town was brilliantly
illuminated at night. Alexander
was to proceed to Breslau next day.
The reply of the Car to an adj
dress sent to him by the Zanlofl
Government, is frigidly worded,
although he promises to protec,
bulgaria. The Porte has received
replies from various Powers to its
circular announcing Prince Alexan,
der's deposition with the exception
of Italy. The different Govern
ments merely note the contents Of
the circular, reservlng all ulteriol
communications. The reply o
Italy. i'm addition. recoo niZas fin,