New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-17
THE CZAR'S CANDIDATE.
nrIGARIANs STRONGLY OBJECT TO NIGH
OLAS OF MINGRELIA.
srrrI. SEEKING pRINCE-1ALK OF PRoCLAiMiNo
REPUBLIC-THE ArsrRO-GERMAN ALLIANCE
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srrrI. SEEKING A pRINcE-rALK OF PRocLAIMlNe
REPUBLIC-THE ArsrRO-GERMAN ALLIANCE
tBY CABLE THE TKIBUNI1
Cpnv,iaht: 1884, North american Gable Nens c"
Inx,,N. Nov. l6-Ihe Berlin correspondent Oh
"The Daily Telegraph" sends this dispa'cn 'o-
night: g.. ,,.o,.,,rc
"Accordinc TO a telegram from St PETERSBURG
which appears in the Cologne Gazette kn
of council Of war was held there on SATURDAY "
eis uss the future military organization oi Du'
rarla The action of General kauDars was SPOKEN
of with great approval, but direct RUSSIAN n'if
;tary occuTation Of Bulgaria was consioerea u'i
necessary. 1t is Supposed III the military 0n.
of ST. peterburg that as soon as the ilince vi
Mingreha shall haze been definitely eiec,ca u'',
era, Cantaceraene will be again appointed bul-
Varian " ar Minister and that all the Russian Of
fices who formerly he'd posts in buta,la WIZ wia,'
the exception OF those who showed tYeclh s. hP%
fily for Ale .ander Will be ielIstatcu .,
The Vienna Correspondent teieglaphSS IN, IN
fomaticn Icaches me To-. ay from so ma ,iIa.
there is little prospect OF the qt queslo nr sats
tae choice of a prince ncar. NJ q prompt OF sa,S %
tnc,oIy n.c so,tliion at SATURDAY sitting OF The
So ranc acputatiOn of three meiucis. I" I
e e,tc which is to proceed TO the ulneIcno nic,, L
,' ean courts AMI en- .eaVor TO asce tam winch
canndate s1anus the best chance OF Hull az iao
with them, They VII meet Wi,h nSy mU Vince q
ucn IS much more on Russia than upon ,ic o',;c ,;
Powers who a'c rcsolN cd not TO tal<e any linoa ,
q
the Bugarians will positively refuse TO De so'- go
e,ne by such mere puppet ol 'ne III ~ % ,n1,; ui
nince Of MIN ella II more TdaS that Re
rn,bIc will be proc med un Ter the p esiueItS
Of a tliumvlatc cons SUM oil The memhe' oi u'o h
pres nj Regency. OF course this iuuoh VII n, ne
Oh Gle, IN bv Russia who will then IN ST lKeD
solicit the consent Cf the Powers 10 'ehp1raS ~ VI
cupttion the purpose Ol lesto III or.cI - n
is the interesting n'ormauoh "inoi' i'' '''
"ln Russia however the candidacy OF the Prince
of AiingIcha is Looked up AZ p,,ss ." on en-
saws: Ihc T. ince is man OF great mn anu 80 80
Heat lie re lesents the fnll soiuu0n ION oI OIL thc tc
l,ul arian question lbs eecuoh Will o"'i " ~
r - ay 5 meetint of the Committee of the Hun
raran DELEGATIONS was TepeuSl w,cn ycrc H." ea
e,s of de ate Count Anlrs ssy the INST pla!
stated his views with regard 10 The allah e WIN
liermany and with ard 10 The CAUSES oW ~ IL
which this a an failed 10 produce lts iull enecl
In the cscnt crisis he sad so ION az tc ny
between Germany AMI Austria was anu an "a neI Il
tween two il wei but n e hussla - S ne , ~
as a third pa ty. and the startm lolhI ot wv F
Austio Hungarian policy became ihe ne Gso'tE t ~
e' n,oet on f1e alliance ceasci to be for Aust
what il had been before without ule shShNs'
fault on the part of Germany .o hor;ro ;ntor
''The relations between tie Powers nay lug it,oi III.
ests in common and third Power WIN Will Will & onu
had no interest common could no IohStr C, oUr'
mand respect III Europe. In the oplulon VI 49, v
hmdrassv this ls the reason WHY P1nce bis-
marck was no longer able to remove dilhcuitneN dit
and whs tie bulgarian CRISIS became 80 op &c
The difficulties DID not arse from the naosquacI Ua
Prince Rismarcks moderation, but IRON lhe
mn raturalness of the situation Germany cTu'u nu. m
do for Austria what otherwise u "ouIu nav
bean her ohhgatlop to do and could assume no
responslbihy for Austria which AustIla wtT uouno %
to assume for Lerset fot eveav T.'c crnmmsaDces
whether if has allies or not. If 1t has not the
courage necessary TO do so 1t cannot count Oh 'ne
support OF others"
Nicholas of Mingrclia is a Prince who has never
reigned nor been than an obscure henchman OF
the Car He was born January 4, le47' ana on
April o. 1874. was married TO Marie, daughter ol
that conspicuous Russian general ana hilhs,Vr i
Count Aderberg He is &C onel m ne hmss,n 81, M ~
.Iine. comes from his ancestors having held cmeIth
ship over of the wild hhes OF the Sacs % in the
scarcev to he conpared with similar tltes even III .e
most insignificant German state MingreIa ad,ing i%I,gS on
portion of ancient SolGhis nh i is nar Of he He1tcn
ancy of the Caucasus, Of which the Grand d DcSo G6o
%dSnrs' sanare miles mostly mountainous. the low %
lands being fertile but swanp anu i, Im
nine and it is said that gold has been found there nut
the people do little beside raise corn ana ce gcns tir m m
petcs There are practically no roads OF other improve
fents. and the whole country has saVase, e 40 ao
600 and are Of the most debased type Of Geors4nS;;
beng hy ca y mentally ana e0% moa nSm%ay S to The
Grek Church. Mngrea was taken III CO,aHss, od ~ m N
tain hi place chief, unier RuSan over'eIr n en
until 1867. when he was altogether turned out ana
THE POWERS ACCEPT PRINCE NICHOLAS.
LONDON. Nov. lG.-Russia has designated
Prince Nicholas of Mngrea as her candidate lor uie
throne of Bulgaria The other Powers have unanimously
,rod of him os the successor 10 Prince Alexander
and have invited Russia to propose satisfactory souoh
OF her conflict with the Bulgarian Regency.
KAULBARs THREATENS TO LEAVE BULGARIA.
SOPHIA, Nov 16. General kaulhars threat
ems to leave Bulgaria unless the Government dismiss e
comrnandant at Philppopolis, who arrested Russian
official "a, ,.
The comnandant is NJ. Mutkuon, one of the Regents
INDIGNATION MEETING OF ANARCHISTS
LONDON Nov. 16.-A meeting of British An
,rcists has been called to assemble in Cleveland Hail.
London on November %, 10 protest against the action OF
the Chicago court which tried and sentenced Spies and
his colleagues The circular calling the meeting de-
nounces the jury convicted the Chicago Anarchists
as hibed and packed body, and condemns Judge Gary
for refusing the prisoners new trial Aubeloh Herbert