New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
A DANE TO THE THRONE.
wALpEMAR CHOSEN PRINCE OF BULGARIA
luesTAs BOLD PoIICY-TRE CARS DIsAPPRoVAL
OF THE ACTION OF THE GREAT soBRANJE
lBY CABLE 10 THE TRIBUNE

ospyrfoati 1896 american cable Ne'ss Co.
LONDON. Nov. 1O.-The Berlin correspondent OF
f"The Daily Telegraph wires tonight' "lhe
sobianlc has to-day elected Prince wademar as
Prince Of Bulgaria. but am informed by inc oes'
authority first tha. lrlncc Waldemar Will de
cline the election und secondly, that the Czar will
on no account entertain IT. Thus the critical
state Of Affairs still remains. The acutencss OF
the present crisis may perhaps disappear II the
Gar should announce publicly that his choice
has fallen on Nicholas OF Mingrca as the Russian
candidate, if all the powers would accept him In
the interests of peace and for want OF better
Anyhow matters cannot continue much longer as
they arc in Bulgaria, for European patience is al
most exhausted. German semi official organs now
join in crticsing the atrocious conduct OF zen
eral Kaubals and his Muscovite agents, not be-
cause the German Government has changed It's
general view of the German policy to be adopted
but because they cannot do otherwise than con-
denim it.
The completely of General Kaulbars in the plot
OF CAPTAIN BurEhas as proved by two kilograms
he sent to the conspirators-one being an alleged
generalization from the Car himseh-has not
failed to add fuel TO the fire of indignation already
burning pretty high here tonight. The North
German Gazette" says: Both the Sobranle and
the Regency doing their utmost TO put an end
TO the present situation in Bulgaria created ana
Systematically cultivated by General kaubaIs ana
his AGENTS n situation which is unpleasant and In
the long run untenable Lord Salisbury's speech
has been received faSorably in Berlin and Will VIII
doubtless he commented on carefully, when II shall
have been read in full. Meanwhile, continues
the Gazette" the real piece de resistance Of
Yesterdays Lord Mayors Day was Lord Salisbury
speech, which seems to be of real Importance as
programme of the future The English premier
criticised c'ents in Bulgaria in manner which which
connected with his theory OF Eastern interests:
clearly shows that indefinite proongauon OF
Bulgaria's confusion would clash with the inter inter
ests Of British policy 1t appears to be Lord sans
blry's view that the Development OF events In
the Balkan Peninsula has nearly reached Tie OK,
tremc limit beyond which the Vienna Cabinet and
in that case the London Cabinet also. would no
longer be able to maintain the reserve mtherto
adopted
Prince waidemar is the third and youngest son of
Christian IX King Of Denmark. and enjoys the dstino.
tion Of being brotherin-law OF the Car OF all the
Russiss Prince of Wales. and the Duke OF Cumoer-
land sonnlaw the Duke Of Chartros recently e1-
PEELED from France with the Of the Orleans princes
and brother t Rf Ge95ss Se the 81 son
generally supposed to he pro- Russian In his
been for some years FIRST Lieutenant Of tho Royal
In ' es srras Of
the Duke Charres In France. where the Prince Is
well known. he is exceedingly popular
WALDEMAR'S UNANIMOUS ELECTION.
no PUBLIC APPRovAL-KARAvELoFF RESIGNS
NABoKoFF SENTENCED TO DEATH.
TIRSOvA, Nov. 10.-At the session OF the
Sobranje this morning when Premier Radosarof pro
OF Prince Wademar as the successor OF
Prince Alexander, the whole Assembly rose In body
and elected waldemsr by accamation. The public In
the galleries did participate in the enthusiasm man.
fested by the Deputies and exhibited approval OF
the election The President OF the sobranje. NJ shfkoh
said he was confident that Europe would raty its
choice The President ana Deputies Michaelof. Bakoss-
hof GrekoG and Kcsen Zaads, Turko -Bugar, were
chosen committee to convey to Prince Waldemar the
offer Of the throne The Prince Is staying at Cannes
NJ. Karaveof has resigned from the Regency. NJ
BranOf prcect OF Sophia has resigned also HIS dis
mIs-sl was demanded by General Kaubars because he
had elected Russian SUBJECT from the Sophia Coahch
Chamber,
volt been red by the Bulgarian author
sentenced 10 deata HIS fellow prat0rs have also
been tried and sentenced TO fifteen years Imprisonment
each
COUNT KALNOKYS POSITION STRENGTHENED
PEsTH, Nov. 1O.-The speech made by Lord
Salisbury at the Lord Mayors banquet in London yes
terday strengi hened the position OF Count KalnoRy.
The feeling IN the Hungarian Delegation is becoming
composed aud the members appear less disrustfu OF
Kanoky The Macy delegates express the hope that
the speech portends fresh grouping OF the Powers si-
liar to that which Count Andrassy evoked at the Berlin
Congress- The committee OF the Delegation will meet to-
morrow Count Andrassy presiding 1t is probable that
the committee Will demand that the Imperial vern-
pen resist the establishment OF an exclusively Russian
Influence In Bulgaria
ialn who wishes consult with him on Bulgarian al
falTa