The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-24
THE UNEASY HEAD.
ALExASpER's pETuRoNEMENr.


AFum tHe AHEuh9 VI NNiBNNht WHNAV
Battles hs Has Fought Russia APP
pealcd to for Assistance.
LoSDoN, August 9S,-Tle Marquis Of
Salisbury returned to London this morn
ing. He has had q long interview with
the Earl OF Iddeslsigb, foreign minister,
The Coup d Etql in Bulgaria was COM
plete surprise to both ministers. The
securities which were affected by the tirst
receipt OF the news from Sofia are now re-
covering, A dispatch from Vienna to the
Times contains the following; Prince
Alexander was dsposed by q conspiracy,
He was escorted to Widden to embark
thence on Sunday for Lsverin in Wallis
CHA, ROumaniR,
A dispatch from Bucharest, the Capital
Of Roumania, states that all news from
Bulgaria comes at present through official
courisrs aud that no private person is
allowed to either enter or leave Bulgaria,
The telegraph lines, tho dispatch adds,
have been stopped from operation. The
story'oi tho deposition Is told as follows:
KsraveloR, the Prime Minister, entered
the palace ut Sofia and explained to Prince
Alexander that the public opinion OF Bull
garia was dissatisfied with his policy and
demanded his deposition, Prince Alex
andsr said; ~ see no friends; cannot
resist"
Public meetings have been held in
Sofia and Rustchuk and in all Of them
the proclamation OF the change OF gov
ernment was received with favor.
The people rejoice over the Coup which
they 8Ry ended an intolerable situation.
The Bulgarians are persuaded that Russia
will now assist them to Consummata tho
union which they think 1t is Turkeys de-
sign to Illustrate.
TAKEN BY SURPRISE.
Prince Alexander was taken completely
by surprise, He was astouished at the
sudden bursting OF the plot upon him.
NJ, KaravelotF had managed the whole
affair with such secrecy that the only In
diCation Of the coming storm was the
mutinous spirit noticeable among the
troops. Prince Alexander had ordered
the circulation OF papers among them
which openly declared that he alone was
the only obstacle to the union, but his
order in this regard were not obeyed.
The affection OF the common people Tor
Prince Alexander personally remains
undiminished.
A telegram from Bucharest says the
Roumaniaus are very much excited over
the Bulgarian crisis. King Charles Is
personally presiding over q special meet,
lug OF the Cabinet hastily summoned, and
Premier Bratiano Is returning from
Goodra with all possible speed.
FRENCH SYMPATHY WITH RUSSIA.
French feeling iSvors Prince Alexandet's
deposition because tho Prince is "a Ger.
man. Frenchmen hope that Russia's
action in the emergency may embroil the
central European powers. Nobody In
Paris believes that these powers ConniVed
at Prince Alexander's expulsion.
The Globe says: bulgarian events
touch England very remotely compared
with Germany, and Austria and England
will not rash IN where others decline to
tread"
Sr. PgrERspuRd, August 2J.--Fhe Meas.
erger publishes an official communication
stating that the relations between Russia
and other powers remain unaltered. The
announce " ant Is made for the purpose OF
rebuking the attacks on Russia by Ger
man newspapers and Is regarded as an
official intimRtion that the triple alliance
is unbroken.
SOFIA, August 23.-The city has been
declared in state OF siege.
BUCHAREST, August 83.-The garrison at
Shumla remains faithful TO PRINCE Alex:
auder and refuses 10 recognize the proyls.
Iional government. Numbers Of BuIga-
rians and prominent Russophobists have
already fed 10 Roumania. The iugitiyes
include In their number many Russian
Nihilsts who were serving as officers on
the Bulgarian frontier. II Is now be.
llieysd that Prince Alexander 10 confined
In monastery near Sofia.
II 10 rumored that Premier KaraveloH
has been placed under Rrrest.
0nly certain kilograms fot Russia are
permitted to leaveLh Bulgarian territory.
WITHOUT RLousR.
LONDON, August 23.-The Daily MtwS
OF this morning says; ut Is obvious that
Prince Alexander was deprived of his
throne by tho direct orders Of the Car.
The official version OF the revolution Is so
Iaaprantly and transparently dishoneet
THAT 1t will not deceive child. The effect
Imsy be extremely serious. Russia's
action 10 absolutely unwsrrantable and
without excuse. The argument oil the
Berlin Po,t, that the revolution implies a
Russian victory over the English intlu.
ence in the East, Is absurd. No power is
less interested than England. Alexander
was nominally q vassal ol the Sultan, and
II 1t eau be shown that he was depo9ed
without the Spltau's consent grave IN.
ternational difficulty will at once be
raiaGd."
BERLvx, August 2S.-M. DeGiers, tho
Russian Foreign minister, who 10 sojourn-
Ing at Frauzsnsbad, will, It 10 stated, Gl.
most Immediately visit Prince Bismarck
and Count Kalnoky, Austrian Minister for
Foreign Affairs. The opinion is general
hore that Germany and Austria, by mu.
tual agreement, sacrificed Prince Alexan.
der, OF Bulgaria, III order to preserve the
alliance with Russia at the expense Of
England. Public opinion In Germany
sympathiEeS with Prince Alexander In
his misfortune.
ESaLANp's POSITION.
LONDON, August %. The MinlSterialiStS
admit that the position Of Prince Alex.
ander 10 matter oil extreme gravity, but
they say that even II II be proved that
Russia inStigated the movement II will
be difficult for ENGLAND 70 In.