Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-28
UNSELFIsH SACRIFICES,

The Bulgarians by their attitude in the
deposition manifested the greatness of their
sympathy with their liberators, but by
following our will in overthrowing the
provisional government and recalling
Prince Alexander they have proven their
DEEP DEVOTION TO RUSSIA,
and have made the tie between Russia and
Bulgaria indiSsolublc. They have at
tanned the highest degree of loyalty. and
had SHOWN the highest regard for those
principles of monarchial order and stabil-
ity of which Russia is the constant and
reSolute representative. This is the key
to the explanation of apparently conflict
ing events in Bulgaria When we meet
the German chancellor We shall explain
these events, and we shall expect from
the deep insight ofthis friendly statesman,
that he will thoroughly appreciate the sac
ritice which Russia made fer Bulgaria in
the interest of peace, and to maintain the
principles of monarchy and that he will
give the powerful aid of his counsel To def
nitely establish order in Bulgaria, with
which the peace of the coast is SO closely
connected. What Bulgaria did was in mo-
ment of conflicting excitement.
''The breach
HAS EEEN REPAIRED,
through Russian influence. Shall not
matters, therefore, be settled in a definite
legal, loyal form? may even entertain
the hope that Prince Alexander, whose
high qualities we willingly acknowledge,
unhappily became the puppet of influence
he was unable sufficiently 10 resist, will
from regard for the facts and sObcrly judy
ing the situation, renew Of his own ac-
cord, without pressure, the act of abdica-
tiOn forced from him under conditions
which We were the first to regret and the
only ones to reverse.
I'VE shall acting in cOnsor. with
fir cndly powers, be enabled to restore
in fair and Just manner the bal
ancc between the conflicting interests in
the East, secure our legitimate rights in
Bulgaria from further cvcntualities, and be
he able to place the peace of Europe on a
new and solid basis and surround it by
the further strong guarantees of our friend
ship with the neighbOring States ~ with
the European powers generally"
Authentic Information.
LONDON, August 27.-Authentic inlor-
formation has at last reached here in re-
gard to the movements of Prince Alexan-
der of Bulgaria. He landed at Rcni, in
the Russian province of BeSSarabia, on
Wednesday. On leaving the yacht in
which he was transported to that point, he
made brief farewell address to the COM
mander and escort. In this he expressed
his regret at leaving Bulgaria. He de
clared he would never cease TO take n
profound interest in Bulgaria s future He
had no deeper desire than that for Bul-
garia's happiness and prosperity. 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
to rule over her who should be devoted to
the welfare of the country.
Prince Alexander was expected to arrive
at Limberg yesterday evening, where the
delegates sent from the army and people
to represent to him the situation in Bulga-
ria and to invite him back to assume the
reins of the government, were awaiting
him. The Bulgarians are practically unan-
imOus in their demand of Prince Alexan-
der's return to Rustchuk. As result Of
the understanding reached by the adher-
ents of Prince Alexander at Sofia and
Tunova, Council of Urgency has been
formed, consisting of Mcssrs. StambOulon,
Glaceofr and NatchOvick Col. MOutkO-
moff has been appointed Commander-in-
Chiefas long as the state Of siege lasts.
The Prince at BresIau.
BERLIN, August 27.-Prince Alexander
has reached Breslau. Count KalnOky, the
Austrian minister for Foreign Affairs, will
attend the conference to-day between DE
Giers and Prince Bismarck.
FRtNZENsBAD, August 2.-Prince Bis
marck aGa NJ. DE Giers met to-day and
conferred for an hour and q half The
meeting was entirely diplomatic in nature.
Subsequently NJ. DE Giers was Prince Bis
marCk's guest at lunch. After that the
Chancellor started for Paris.
The Prince Enthusiastically Welcomed.
LEMBERG, August 27.-Prince AleIand-
er arrived here ut o'clock this afternoon.
He was received at the railway depot by
Court Marshal Riedesel and Court Chap
lain Koch. The 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 handkerchief and hats and in
dulged in other joyful demonstrations.
On alighting the Prince was
presented with n boquet by little
girl. The Prince kissed the child amid
enthusiastic cheering. The crowd esoOrted
the Prince to a carriage, when journalist
delivered short address Of welcome, con-
cluding with the words, Perish the trai-
tors" Then the people esoorted him to
his hotel. The town is brilliantly illumi-
mated tonight Alexander will proceed
| TO Breslau tomorrow.
Sympathy With the Prince.
BERLIN, August pa formidable
movement Is on foot among the German
students 10 present to Prince Alexander an
address Of sympathy. The presenta-
ton will be made at Darn
stadt Hundreds Of dispatches
awaited Prince Alexander upon his arrival
at Lemberg During his transit through
Russian territory be was subjected TO many
inconvenience and petty annoyances.
He will remain at Lemberg until to
day. His future movements have
| not heen decided unon The Prince ar.
nved without baggage and did not have
even 4 change of clothing. He was COM
pelled to buy linen, etc, in Lemburg.
Thousands Of cards were left at his hotel
before last evening.
| WaTlike Rumors.
VIENNA, August T.-It is rumored
that Russia is making extensive military
and naval preparations, and has ordered
the movement Of the feet toward the Rou-
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