Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-29
GROWL OF THE BIG BEAR
aENT ON KEEPING THE PRINCE
OFF THE THRONE.

A More Decisive Overthrow Boldly
threatened by the st. Petersburg Ca
xette in Gaze of Return to Bulgaria
-Germsns RaIlying to the standard of
the Dethroned Ruler.
L1MBERG, AUSTRIA, Aug. 2s.-Prince
Alexander leaves here to-day for Bulga-
Ma. He will go Wis 'Giurgevo, Rouma-
mia, and expects to reach Bulgarian ter
ritory by tomorrow. His brothers.
Francis and Ludwig, are with him, and
will be his travelling companions.
BEGGED TO RETURN.
Prince Alexander has returned Prince
Williams (of Wurtemberg) visit.
NJ. Stambuloff has sent the following
,ispatch to Prince Alexander of Hesse:
ain the name.of the fatherland, we beg
your Highness to telegraph to your son at
Lmberg (our Prince), and ask him to
leave that city direct for Bucharest to-
dav, where M. Nachevics, the Bulgarian
Diplomatic agent, will explain to him
everything. The Bulgarian nation and
4 army longingly await the Princes re-
4 turn"
Prince Alexander started at 2 O'Clock
q this afternoon by special train for Lompa-
lanka, by way of Bucharest and Giur-
a geyO. From Lompalanka he will proceed
81 to Sofia. 1t 10 not settled yet what route
81 he will take to reach that city.
RUSSIA BENT ON DETHRoNEMENT.
Il LONDON, Aug. %. - Russian papers
e hope that the interview between Prince
q Bismarck and NJ. de Giers, the Russian
q Foreign Minister, will hasten a settle
ment of the Bulgarian difficulty. The
Il nf III A AlnYoahnF
B they say, might increase the difficulty for
81 Germany.
e The Gazette, of st. Petersburg, advises
81 Prince Alexander not to resume the gov
ernment OF Bulgaria, as such step
would only result IN second and more
Il decisive overthrow.
The pu blicatIon of reports of the mill
Etary man9uvres at Wilma and Warsaw
is forbidden. The newspapers ave only
allowed to copy the official reports.
LOOKING TO ENGLAND FOR ACTION.
CONsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 2S.-The gov
EArnments of Germany and Austria con-
Zsder that recent events in Bulgaria i'm
] pose on England CHIEFLY the duty to take
he initiative in any foreign action for a
Settlement of Bulgarian affairs. This
] #pinion has been officially communicated
10 the Porte.
q DEATH SENIENCES.
81 SOFIA, Aug. 2S.-The trial by court
Ehart.al of Messrs. Zankoff and Grueff
aud Metropolitan Clement, leaders of the
8eyOutionists who forced Prince Alex
8nder to abdicate, has been finished. Zan-
! BOT and Gruef were sentenced to death
bud Clement was sentenced to imprIson-
bent for lite.
ERANCE FAvORs A CONFERENCE.
XM q or anfrnaiI xUa a
eld today, at which it is asserted pour,
srlers were issued to obtain the sense OF
he powers on the advisability of holding
new conference for the purpose of re-
lOrng order In Bulgaria.
A dispatch from Jassy to the Temps
avs il the powers prevent Prince Alex
nders return the Bulgarians will pro-
lain a republic.
ARREST OF THE LEADERS.
BUCHAREST, Aug. 2S.-Graeff and Ben
eref the Bulgarian revolutionary lead
rs, have been arrested at Rahoon and
iken to Widdin.
BERLIN BACKS THE FRINGE.
BERLIN, Aug. 2S.-Pub lie interest here
conferred on Prince Alexander. He
as become favOrIte and the news that
had been liberated caused storm OF
Opuiar delight. The Princes portrait Is
splayed in many OF the shop windows.
pTe of the newspapers denounce his de-
Icsiticn as an audaciOus act of scoun.
rels VINO had been bought with
tusslan money. One journal warns the
&zsr that Prince Alexander IS q German,
nd that the indignity put upon him is an
suit which VIII never be forgotten
mperor William received the news OF
nce Alexander's deposition from Gen.
on Werder on Sunday at the mess OF the
lcers of the guards at POtsdam.