The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-28
BULGARIA AND HER PRINCE.
The Deposed Ruler Arrives at Lemburg
/ and Is Enthusiastically Greeted.
The Inhabitants Of Bulgaria Reported To Be
Almost Unanimous in Their Demand that
Alexander Be Restored to Power.
THE DEposED PRINCE.
He Arrives at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Unal

he Arrives at Lcmburg-BulGarians Unani-
mously DenaaHd Ills Return.
LONDON, Aug 27.--Authentic information has
at last reached here in regard to the movements
of Prince Alexander, Of Bulgaria He landed
at REM, in the Russian province of Bessarabia,
on Wednesday. On leaving the yacht in which
he had been transported to that point he made
brief farewell address to the commander and
escort. In this he expressed his regret at leav-
Ing Bulgaria. He declared that he would never
cease to take a profound interest in Bulgaria's
future He had no deeper desire than that for
Bulgaria's happiness and prosperity, and toward
This end he had ever labored with his whole
heart His earnest wish in the present juncture
Was that Bulgaria should choose another prince
10 rule over her who should be devoted to the
welfare of the country. The Bulgariars are
practically unanimous in their demand for
Prince Aexander's return to Rustchuk. AS a
result Of the understanding reached by the ad-
herents of Prince Alexander at Sofia and Tir
nova council of regency has been formed, con-
Bisting of Messrs. Stambouloff, Glavescoff and
Natchovics. Colonel Moutkouroff has been APP
pointed commander-in chief as long as the state
of siege lasts.
At mass-meeting held at Slivna, Roumelia,
1t was unanimously resolved to support Prince
Alexander. Copies of the resolutions were for
warded to the foreign ministers at Bucharest.
A meeting at Kasanlik, Roumelia, sent a tele-
gram to the Gar begging him to continue to ex-
tend his favors to Bulgaria. The Gar. In an
swering assured them of his good will toward the
Bulgarians IL they would MAINTAIN order, and In
The reply Of the Gear to the address sent him by
She Zankoff government is frigidly worded, al
though he promises to protect bulgaria.
The Porte has received replies from the va
rious powers to its circular announcing Prince
Alexandsf's deposition. With the exception of
Italy the different governments merely note the
contents of the circular, reserving all Interior
Communications. The reply Of Italy. in addi-
tion, recognizes the Porte's right to protest
against the illegality Of Prince Alexander's depo
pition.
Prince Alexander arrived at Lemberg at 2
o'clock this afternoon. He was received at the
railway depos by Court Marshal Reidesel and
Uourt Chaplain Koch. The Prince, on appearing
ut window of the railway carriage was given
an ovation by the thousands of Germans and
Poles, who raised enthusiastic cheers, waved
handerchiefs aud hats, and INDUCED in other
Joyful demonstrations. On alighting, the Prince
was presented with bouquet by little girl
The Prince kissed the child amidst enthusiastic
cheering The crowd escorted the Prince to a
earriage, when journalist delivered short ad-
dress of welcome, concluding with the words
oFlb1 Luo bEdltOEk 1uou ING peOpi0 eScoEt6U
him to his hotel The town is brilliantly ilu-
minated tonight Alexander will proceed to
Breslau tomorrow.
II Is rumored that Russia is making extensive
military and naval preparations and has ordered
the movement OF the fleet toward the Roumelian
pcast 1t is also rumored that the Berlin and
Vienna courts are making strenuous efforts
through Prince Alexapders father to dissuade
Alexander from returning to Bulgaria The Rus
Rian press demands the immediate occupation of
Bulgaria.
The Russian consul at Sofia has been COM
PEELED to ask NJ. Pangoff to send guard to pro-
tect his house and person. Every window of
his house was broken by mob. and
ths crowd threatened to castigate him
II he showed himself on the streets.
Metropolitan Clement has retired to a
monastery under the plea of illness. The mill
larry cadets at Sofia who Joined in the revolt
were ill-treated by their loyal comrades, and
were obliged to fiee Traitor soldiers say that
each received twenty roubles, and that they
we're told that Alexander had entered into
plot TO sell Bulgaria to the Turks Railway and
Geographic communication between Bulgaria
Ind adjacent countries is still uncertain.