Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-31
Prince Alexander Receives an Ovation
on the Occasion Of His Land
ing on Bulgarian Soil,
He nj Once Sets Out for SoiIa--The
Reyolutlonlst leaders TO BE Be.
headed New Ministry Formed.
The Rusaian Press Lock Upon thel Rein.
statement Of Prince Alexander on the
Throne NJ Questionable.
IL BuLaARIA AoAIN

NNo"V"i h"etN " nOhOr ana great con- |
course OF people met Alexander on his
Arrival ~ 0niarguano. NJ. Stambnioff, |
mead OF the loyal government, greeted The |
prince ana warmly embraced him. The |
river was crowded with vessels, and amid
deafenlng hnfrahs and salyos OF artillery.
Alexander embarked on the same Yacht |
that conveyed him TO REM, and crossed |
to Rutechuk, where the metropolitan and
other dignitaries awaited him. All |
the consuls, including the Russian repre. |
sentatlves, were present and rendered |
congratulations 20 the prince, STAN. |
bulof formally welcomed Alexander IN
the name OF Bulgaria and restored to him
the relus Of power, The prince replied
that he had confidence In his people and
wasprepared to sacrifice his life for their
happiness. body OF officers then Ap.
preached, crowned the prince aud carried
him on their shoulders TO the palace, fol.
lowed by the cheering crowds. Att
the palace council was held. The
prince, accompanied by his brother,
started this morning for Sofia via
Philippopolis,
REcEIvED Al BUCHAREST.
BUCHAREST, Aug. 90,---Alexander ar
rived here with his brothers, Francis and
Louis, yesterday, lie was welcomed az
the railway station by Prime Minister
Brateano and other members OF the cabi.
metz Sir william A. White, British minis.
ter 70 Roumania, and Bulgarian deputa-
tion, which presented an address, assur-
ing the prince OF the devotion Of the peo-
pie and army of Bulgaria. Alexander was
visioly moved and replied graciously.
WILL KxRrUTE TIIE RING LEADERe.
RUTscHuK, Aug, 80-The populace OF
Tirnova gave Prince Alexander an enthu.
siastic welcome.
Advices from Sofia say that city is ex-
cited, that soihe disorders have occurred.
M. Sankoif, the revolutionary leader was
attacked by mob and nearly killed, II.
is expected that the military plotters will
be executed and that amnesty win be
granted TO the other consplrators
THE MINISTRY DISMISSED.
LONDON, Agg. S0--From sofia II Is re-
ported that lao Karayelof ministry has
been DISMISSED, q regency Consisting OF
Stambuloif, Slsyeikoh, the national poet,
and Strausky, taking the place Of the
ministry.
WILL RUN II ANTI-RusaIAN,
LONDON, Aug, s0.--'rhe rebellious PEG.
pie OF Bulgaria have submitted and Will
not be punished, ON condition that they
| quit the country. The revolution was
quite bloodless, and no further opposition
is feared. It is stated that Russia paid
the conspirators 100000 roubes. Alex
ander did not sign the deed Of abdicatIon.
He simply wrote on slip OF paper, "God
save Bulgaria, and signed, alexander. ;"
His kidnappers were tipsy and did not
notice what he had written.
The Post says Alexander will pursue an
unequlvocal anti Russian policy, Danish
Ing Russians, refusing Russian money
and changing the army uniforms 80 as not
to resemble that Of the Russians.
The North German Gazette, Blsmarck's
organ, lectures the German press for
sympathizlng with Alexander and says no
German statesman would be justified IN
sacrificing Russian friendship for the
sake Of the Bulgarian prince.
The news OF Alexander's return was
received with demonstrations of Joy all
over Bulgaria.
VIEWS ON THE RUSSIAN PRESS,
LONDON, Aug. 80,--The Russian news
papers take apessimistlc view Of Prince
Alexander's return TO Bulgaria, and say
| that II will not affect the fulfllment OF
measures decided upon tor the settlement
OF the Affairs OF that country, although
| II may, perhaps, defer their accomplish
ment
Noyoc yremiana considers Prince Al
exander's reinstatement on the throne as
very questionable.
cHANGEs IN THE BULGARIAN CABINET.
LONDON, Aug. 3o.--The Bulgarian cab
met has been remodled and rs now
strongly ant Russian. M. Nacteyiss,
foreign minister, was the leading spirit
| ia the movement to counterfeit the Fan
koft pIott by which Alexander was forced
TO abdicate. II is rumored that King
! Milan OF Serfia has expressed desire 70
renew diplomatic and amicable relations
with Bulgaria.
ALExAEDER's MANIFESTO.
RuTscnUK, Aug. 30.--A manifesto has
been issued by Prince Alexander. IL APP
proves OF the measures adopted by STAIN
! puloff's regency, confirming the existing
ministry and the appointment Of Nut
kouroff az commander In chief Of the
army, thanks the people and army for
their fidelity and resoiute attitude In fa-
yorIng independence, implores Code
blessing, and urges all 20 unite In pro-
noting the welfare OF Bulgaria.
ALKxANDER WARNED.
RuTscLuk, Aug, SO.-Prince Alexander
has been WhIhcu W beho PiNNeuNtpho
against possible attempts on ms HE BY
Pau Slayists fanatics and followers o.
metropolitan Clement, whose party
has qualifications In the interior Of
BULGARIA.. Prince Alexander arrived
a Slatoya at : O'Clock this morning.
Bls entry into the town and progress
through II we're one continuous triumph
The people lifted the prince from his car
Rage and carried him on their Shoulders
10 the Greek church, where q ie deum whn
sung. The prince afterwards started for
Throws and arrived there this evening.
RUSSIA ANXIOUS TO nsTKRFKRE.
EnRt1N, Aug. 30.--The Voesiscbe
zeitnng, Berliner Tagblatt aud National
zeitung, moist that II Is impossible for
Germany and Austria 70 tolerate Russian
occupation OF Bulgaria II ~ stated that
III. Neilidofi, the Russian ambassador AZ
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