Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-23
FOREIGN.


LONDON, August 22d.-A dispatch from
Sofia, Bulgaria, dated Saturday, SAYS: The
populace and the troops quattered in the
capital surrounded the palace early this
morning. Prince Alexander abdicated, and
was escorted over the frontier There was
no disorder. The popnlace then assembled
and adopted resolution, praying the Car
to re. extend his pathy to the Bulgarian
people. The assemblage then PROCEEDED to
the palace of the Russian agent and sub
mitted to him the resolution, all kneeling.
The agent assured them of the Cars
friendship. The following Provisional Gov
ernment has been formed: Prime Minis
ter, Mons. Clement, Metropolitan of Tir-
nova; Minister of Foreign Affairs, NJ Sta
ionff; Minister of Interior, NJ. Zankoff;
Minister of Finance, NJ Hurmoff Min
lister of War, II. Nekiferofal Minister of
Justice. M. Radaslavoff
The people are tranquil. The city is
illuminated tonight, and is gaily decorated
with flags. Premier Clement has issued
proclamation, announcing the formal abdi-
cation OF Prince Alexander, who renounces
the throne forever, being convinced that
his reign would be fatal to Bulgaria. The
Premier states that the new Cabinet will
serve until the meeting of the National
Assembly. lie expresses the hope that ELI
parties will cooperate to maintain the law,
and assures the people that their ruler will
not leave the country without his powerful
protection.
BERLIN, August 22d.-It is stated here
that Prince Alexander of Bulgaria was de-
posed and made prisoner during an in
spection of troops at Widdin. The Cologne
Gazette and Berlin Post express the belief
that the event will tend to preserve peace.
They say that Prince Alexanders personal
qualities deserved better fate, but England
having refused him an active support
against Russia, and Turkey being afraid to
risk war in behalf of Bulgaria, and the
Gastein meeting showing that the alliance
was unbroken, his position was q hopeless
one.
VIENNA, August 22d.-The news of the
revolution in Bulgaria caused heavy and
rapid fall of the Bourse here. One rumor
is that Prince Alexander was imprisoned
at Widdin. Another Is that he was placed
on board a ship, whose destination is un-
known. NJ. Zankoff, who is the prime
mover of the revolution and nominal head
of the new Government, allows only favora-
BILE news TO leave Bulgaria.
More Eyietions.
DUBLIN, August 22d.-The eviciions at
Gweedore, in the district of Donegal, have
been concluded. The total amount of
rents concerned does not exceed $50 yearly
There were $50 policemen and bailiffs and
sixty cars and boats engaged for eleven
days in the proceedings, at cost of f100
day. The scenes were pitiful, the people
being stepped in poverty.
A Victim of Gambling.
LONDON, August 22d.-A foreign lady,
who lost s12,000 at the Monte Carlo gam
ing tables, has committed suicide in q
village near Grenoble This makes the
seyenty-siXth case of suicide owing to
losses at Monte Carlo since the beginning
Of the season.
Uruguay's Sensation.
MoYTEyIDEo, August 22d.-The attack
upon President Santos has caused a great
impression here, and it is thought that a
revolution will be the outcome of it. The
wound of the President is not dangerous.
Several persons have been imprisoned,
among them the widow of Moneral Pagota
and four female relatives Of hers.
Mexican Revolutions.
NoGALEs, August 22d.-The revolution in
the Altar district, Sonora, is becoming in
teresting, and much warlike feeling is prey
alent A speck of the same disease is ap-
pesring in the Magdalena district, all on
account OF the municipal elections, which
occur the last Sunday of this month.