Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-12
BULGARIA'S HIGH SPIRIT.
THE GOVERNMENT SUSTAINED
OVERWHELMINGLY.

Pro-Russian Candidates for Election to
the Grand SObrsnje Defeated in AL
most Every Lnstance-Mao Maoed Onians
Employed by the Cars Emissartes to
Stir Up Trouble.
SOPHIA, Oct. 11.-In the city elections
for members Of the Great Sobranje, to
elect successor to Prince Alexander, all
the government candidates have been
successful. NJ. Karaveloff, pro- Russian,
received but fifty votes out of 1000 cast
in his district.
The government attach little import
ance to the action of NJ. Neklindoff, the
Russian agent here, in suspending diplo-
matte relations. A Macedonian Volvode,
who was arrested here, admitted that he
was the leader of a band OF Macedonians
organized in Yeni Zagra and Eski Zagra
10 act against the government.
ROW WITH PEASANTS.
On Saturday crowd hooted at a num-
ber OF peasants who were assembled in
the garden Of tue Russian consulate. The
peasants replied by throwing blocks of
wood and stones. The crowd retaliated,
whereupon the Montenegrlns aud Ca
vases in the garden OF the consulate
| fired upon the mob. Fifteen revolver bull
let's struck the walls OF the British and
German consulates. The peasants sub
sequently left the consulate. They said
they did not know for what purpose their
presence was required, but that they had
been induced to come to Sophia by six
chiefs. Several persons disguised as gen.
darmes have been arrested for denouncing
the government.
All the members of the Ministry have
been elected by immense msjorities. The
returns thus far received show the cleo
tion OF 400 MlnIsterIalists and q Zanko-
visits.
KAULBARs HOoTED AT.
A crowd OF fully 5000 persons met Gen.
kaulDars upon his arrival at Shumla.
The spokesman told him that the people
had full confidence in the government.
Alterward crowd assembled near the
window where Gen. Kaulbars was seated
and hoOted at him. Twelve Zankovists
the General appealed to the officers to
disperse the crowd, but they refused TO
do so.
MURDERED BY THE MACEDoNIANS.
Returns from 80 OF the SO electoral dis
tricts show that 20 are in favor of the gov
ernment. Rustchuk gave 1,940 votes for
the government and 80 for its opponents.
The Macedonian ri0ters at Dabnitza mur-
dered the government deputies Zagra and
Granclerot and Preiect DImtroif. The
elections were abandoned in Vratza,
! SlaveDe and BuccIno, all OF which are
pro-Russian districts. NJ, NekIindOf has
advanced three notes to the
government and foreign Consuls. In the
nrst note he says he will resume
diplomatic relations with the government
in accordance with the instructions of
Gen. Kaulbars, but condemns the Bulga-
rian circular, which he says may lead to
a rupture. In his second note he says
Russia will declare the elections Illegal
and invalid, and in the third he officially
protests against the attack on the Rus
sian agency and the peaeants who had
sought refuge there.
ALEXANDER READY TO RETURN.
LONDON, Oct. ia dispatch from
Vienna says that at meeting at Rust
| chuk to-day M. StOjanow read dispatch
from Prince Alexander declining the
money voted to him by the Sobranje, and
saying that he was prepared to accept the
throne OF Bulgaria If reelected.
A DISPATCH from st. Petersburg says the
Car, while discussing the Bulgarian
crisis, said: "lf the Bulgarian question
can be settled peaceably well and good,
but will not go to war for the sake OF
the disorderlY Bulgarians."
THE RESULT AT PHILIPPoPoLIs.
PHILIPPoPoLfs, Oct. 1l.-All the gov
ernment candidates have been returned
to the Sobranie, including NJ. Stambulotf,
M. Radoslavoff and M. StOyano6.