Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-31
AN OVATION.
INCIDENTS OF THE RETURN OF ALEX
AEpER TO BULGARIA.
An Enthusiastic Reception BY the Feo-
PLEA warning-Address to
the Army.


SOFIA, August 30.-Prince Alex
ander has telegraphed to the Regency
to announce to the people his intention
of returning to Sofia. The rebeilions
troops here have submitted, and will
not be punished on condition that they
quit the country. The revolution was
quite bloodless, and no further opposi-
ton is feared. 1t is stated that Russia
paid the conspirators Rendered. and
Dempstriefr the sum Of 100000
roubles. When the former aud
Greuif were arrested they bad
in their possession two Golfers be-
longing to a Russian count. Prince
Alexander did not sign deed of abdi-
cation. lie simply wrote on a slip OF
paper, "GM save Bulgaria =" and
signed 4" Alexander" His kidnappers
were tipsy and did not notice what nc
bad written. 1t is the general opinion
that the pleasure expressed by the
Kings Of Roumania and Seryia at Al
exander's triumph points in the direc-
ton Of increased unity.
LONDON. August 80 1.-The Morning
Post says that henceforth Prince Alex
snder will pursue an unequigocal anti
Russian policy, and will adopt a severe
law banishiDg missionaries from Bnlga-
ria. Russian money will not be accepted
in the Government Offices IN Bulgaria,
and even the soldiers uniform, which is
row similar to the Russian uniform,
will be changed.
LONDON, August 30.--The Daily
Ttlegrdph's correspondent at Darn
stadt had an interview yesterday with
the father Of Prince Alexander. The
father said Alexander, having accepted
the Bulgarian mission, was bound t.
carry it out to the end. Ills honor as
q soldier and his German name suiGced
to guarantee this. Moreover, it was
imperative that be should reach Sofa
before the arrival Of Prince DOlgor0uki,
who left St. Petersburg Sunday morn
ing. Ee believed that Lord Salisbury
would prove Alexander friend.
LONDON, August 30.-Kine Milan
Of Seryia has telegraphed to Prince Al
cxander corgrs,ulatiDg him upon his
return to Bulgaria, and expressing the
fullest sympathy with him.
The Karayelon.SiambuloH Regency
has resigned its poTcrs 70 Prince Al.
cAandcI.
s PFssINIsTIC VIEW.
LONDON, August 30.--The Russia"
newspapers take pesslmistic yiew o.
| Prince Alexander S return to Bulgaria
and say that 1t will not affect the iGl
| hllment Of the measures decided upon
for the settlement Of the affairs OF tina.
country, although 10 may perhaps ie!sr
their accomplishment.
ALEXANDER WARNED.
RrsrCuuK. August 30.-Princ.
Alexander mas been warned TO t2a
precautions against possible attomp,
on his life by Fan-sisyist fanatic ard
| followers Of Metropolitan Clement
whose party has rsmiiications IN -
inferior Of Bulgaria.
THE PRINCE AT TIENOyA.
Alexander arrived at Gistoya a,
O'Clock this morning. His entry I1
the town and his progress through il
were one continuous triumph. The people
/ lifted the Prince from his carriage an
carried him on their shoulders to ID,
Greek church, where q T. UeYm va
sung. The Prince afterwards started
| for Tirno,a, end arrived thore this
evening.
/ 4 MANIFESTO FROM THE PRINCE.
4 manifesto has been issued by
( Prince Alexander. 1t approves t.,
measures adopted by the Stambulo'
Regency confirms the existing Minis
try and the appointment Of Nulkoaro'
as commandeT-in-chief Of the army; com
/ plimeuts The people and army for then
fidelity and the resollte attitude in f.
vor Of independence implores God
blessing, and urges ell to unite ID pro
noting the welfare Of Bulgaria.
DISORDERS ~ SOFIA.
RUsTCH1K, August 20.-Ihe pop1
lace of Tirnoya gave Prince Alexander
sn enthusiastic welcome. Adyices iror
sofa say The city IS excited, and tia
some disorders have occurred. Iauaoi
the revolutionary leader, was attsckeo
by mob and nearly killed. l'ls eH
pccted that The military plottcrs will b
executed, and that amnesty will b.
granted 20 other conspirstOrs.