Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-24
OVER THE WATER.

Gladstone Again Heard from on
Home IsuIc for Irciand-Prfnce
Alexander, of Bulgaria, DepOsed
by a COnt piracy-IIe is Taken
Wholly by Surprfse-ROumnniank
Excited over the Bulgarian Cri.
sfs-Causes Assigned for the DepO.
sttiOn.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
LONDON, Aug. 23.-Gladstone, in the
| course of his address at Chiselhurst on
Saturday, said: "The enthusiasm Of the
British friends of the Home Rule idea is
an incentive to continue the struggle for
the happiness Of Ireland. Although there
may have been q prejudice between Great
Britain and Ireland the fact that In the
recent elections 1,400, 900 Englishmen and
Scots voted in behalf of Ireland, shows
that the prejudice is fast disappearing.
Let them consult any book or nation in
the world, and they will not find one
which does MOI say the relations between
England and Ireland under the union
have been miserable for Ireland and dis
honorable to England, If the country de-
sires to redeem her honor and enable her
Parliament to attend to its pressing BUSH
ness of Imperial legislation, the Irish
question must be settled"
A dispatch from Vienna to the Times
contains the following: "Prince Alexan-
der wal deposed by a conspiracy. He was
escorted 10 Widen to embark thence IN
Sunday for SEVERN, in Walacha, Rou-
mania. A dispatch from Bucharest, the
capital of Roumania, states that all Of the
news from Bulgaria ome at present
through official courses, and that no pri-
vate person is to enter or leave Bulgaria"
Another dispatch says that the story of
the deposition is told as follows: Kara
veloff, the Prime Minister, entered the
Palace at Sofia and explained TO Prince
Alexander that the public opinion Of Bull
garia was dissatisfied with his policy and
his deposition. Alexander says:
II see no friends. / cannot resist" A
public meeting has been held in Sofa AID
Rustchuk, and in all Of them q proclama-
ton Of the change Of the Government was
received with favor. The people rejoice
over the coup, which they say ended in an
intolerable situation. The Bulgarians are
persuaded that Russia will now assist them
to consummate a union, which, they think,
is Turkeys design to Illustrate. Alexander
was taken completely by surprise. He was
as.ounded at the sudden bursting of the
plot upon him. Karaveloff had managed
the whole affair with such secrecy that The
only indication of the coming storm was
q mutinous spirit noticeable among the
troops. Alexander had ordered the circu-
lation OF papers among them, which openly
declared that he alone was the only obsta-
Gle to a union, but his orders in this re-
gard were not obeyed. The affection OF
the common people for Alexander person
ally remains undiminished.
A telegram from Bucharest says that the
Roumanians are very much excited over
the Bulgarian crisis. King Charles is per-
sopally presiding over a special meeting
Of the Cabinet that was hastily summoned.
and Prince Bretanio is returning home
from Goodra with all possible speed.
The deposition of Prince Alexander, of
Bulgaria, has astounded the politicians
and ~fnsnciers OF England. Consols to-
day have fallen three-eighths. Egyptian
securities are down to / per cent, and
Turkish and Russian from one to one-half
each. Other stocks we're also fiat later in
the day, but the market ia now recovering.
A foreign lady who lost f12, 900 at the
Monte Carlo gambling tables, has COM
mitted suicide in a village near Grenoble.
This makes the seventy-sixth case OF sui
eide. owing TO losses at Monte Carlo since
the beginning of the season.
BERLIN, Aug. 23.-De Giers, the Rus
sian Foreign Minister, soiourning at
Franzensbadt, will, ii is stated, almost
immediately visit Bismarck and Kalnoky,
the Austrian Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
The opinion Is general here that Germany
and Austria, by mutual agreement, have
sacrificed Prince Alexander, of Bulgaria,
in order to preserve an alliance with Rus
STA at the expense of England. Public
opinion in Germany sympathizes with
Prince Alexander in his misfortune.
SOFIA, Aug. 23.-The Governments
proclamation, announcing the deposition
Of Alexander and the reasons therefor,
declares that he rendered great services
on the field of battle, but, politically, he
had too little regard for Bulgaria's posi-
ton as a slave State and the maintenance.oi
the relations with Russia. His deposit
ton on this account was a necessity.
The people are tranquil. The city is
illuminated tonight, and Is gaily
decorated with flags. Premier Clement
has issued a proclaim alton, announcing q
formal abdication of Prince Alexander,
who the throne forever.