Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-24
ALL eyes ON ALEXANDER
England and Her Prime Minister
Surprlsed--How Russians View
lt--The Way Il Was Done.
Ssaa, the Capital Of Bulgaria, De
elared 10 be In state OF Siege.
Bismarck Watched.
Easaia Makes iho OmInous Announcement
that Her Relations will tho Powers
Remain UBsltered,

fMhRfHN WIN HNIEhhl lHH NELAIlNIs
LONDON, Aug, 22,--The Daily News
aaysi II IL obvious that Prince Alex.
snder was deprived Of hls throne by the
direct orders Of the car. The o1icial
version OF the revolution IA 40 1agrantly
and transparently dishonest IL will not de-
oelye child. The effect may be ex.
tremely serious. Russla's action IL alb.
solutely unwarranlable and without ex.
cuBo. The argument Of Berlin in the
past revolution, which implies a Russian
Victory over Englsn influence in the
Fast, Is absurd. fIor power In less In.
trusted Than EnRland's. Alexander was
nominally the yaseRl OF the sultan, and az
II can be shown that he was deposed
without the sultan's consent, grave In.
iornational difficulties will at once he
raised.
ALL EUROPE ~ AROUSED.
LONDON, Aug. 20 Tho marquis OF
Salisbury returned to london this morn.
ing He has had long interview with
the earl OF lddlcsloigh, foreign minister
The coup d'etat In Bulgaria was com
plete surprise 10 both ministers. The Sc
enritios which were affected by the first
receipt OF the news from Sofia arc now
recovering
dispatch from Vienna 10 the Timos
contains the following "Prlnco Alex. |
andor was doposed by a conspiracy IIo
Was escorted 10 Widdon, 10 embark |
thence sunday 10 SoverOn, In WallachI. |
koumelia. dispatch from Bucharest,
tho capital Of RJumanln, states
all news from Bulgaria comes at
present through official couriors. ana
no private person IN allowed
70 enter or leave Bulgaria. Telegraph
lines, the dispatch adis, have all been
stopped from operating. Tho story Of the
deposition IL told as follows. KarayeloG
prime minister, entered the palace nj
sofia and explained 20 Prince Alexander
that public opinion Of Bulgaria was dis.
satisfied with his policy and demanded
his deposition. Prince Alexander said
" sec no friondsI cannot resist. !"
Public meetings have been held In sofia !
md Rnslchuk, and In all OF them the J
PROCLAMATION OF change OF GOV
,rnment was received with favor
rhe people rejoice over the crup,
which they say ended an lntoi d
rablc situation. The Bulgarlnns are G
'ersundcd Russia will now assist them TO \
a union which they think IL a
Turkeys design 10 Illustrate. G.
Prince Alexander was taken completely n
y eurpriso, He was astounded at thp
uddeh bursting OF the plot upon him.
! karaYtloh had managed the whole az -
NJ with such secrecy that the only lndl. a
alton OF the storm was mutlnous y
prll noticeable among the troops. Prince y
ltxander had ordered the clrcu. ~
itlon OF papers among them which ),
penly declared he alone was the :
MY obstacle TO the union stopped, but =
Us orders In this regard were not obeyed.
ne antotlon OF The common people for
rince Alexander personally remains IN. 4,
"
A telegram from bucharest says The .
'onmanlans are very much excited over =,
40 bulgarian cliss, King Charles Ia -
cfsonelly presiding over a'speelal meet :,
" Oh the cabinet he has summoned. Pre-. ~
Ter Brahanou IN retu ming from Geo. ~
adra with all possible speed. .
RUSSIAN ytRws.
81 PETERSBURG, Aug. "a The -,
uaaian press was less surprised nj the 4
epositlon of Prince Alexander than n :,
las when Roumania revolt, q in 1885, u
he newspapers here generally for some. =
me past having bel Ov q the political y
'nslon In Bulgaria ioreshadowod the last '
Dpe.
The NiedomOsu says "Rusala muat
ow speak her weighty word II she y
oes not wish to lose control o. Bul. !,
arian deetlnes."
Inc NoYesti says II is highly proba. y
ie that Russia viii intervene directly and Y
staOllsh new order OF things In fiulpa y
ia and adds with Alexander deposed :,
ulgarlan sympathy with Rupsla will re-.
I've Most OF the Russian papers observe
iai the foreign press manlfasts ponfu. :,
on OF Ideas respecting the relations DC. y
scen the three empires"
RuhoRs AT BUCHAREST. -
HucnARhsT, Aug, 28.--Adyioes from 4,
ohA say karayeloR'H provisional govern. n,
'ent, realizing that public sentiment re- =,
'Alhcu favorable to Prince Alexander. ~
anstd circular 10 be distributed among \,
DC people, called tho ministerial llst AZ
ontAininR the names of prominent mon y,
All parties and classes who. tho doom. ~
ient declares, were In the new move. "
tent, tho purpose being TO cause tho be y
~ that the government was receiytog y
eneral support. In addition 10 the names y.
nhllshod this morning AZ belonging M ~
~ new government, the circular In. Y
'udos such names ~ NJ. Sham. y
aloh, NJ Manor, NJ. Matiiarof. N ~
horlon, NJ GlUceoh, NJ loonoif and M y
runpu' such 4 combination In not con. :.
dorcd possible, as many Of those named y
e known Ia hold such different Views as
render their coalition Impossible,
the garrison at Shumla roman true 10 |,
lrAAnder and refuse the provisional GOV. y
'nment number ot Bnlgarlans and :,
fnglpal Ruseophobists have already ned y
heumania The iugitlyea include \
ANY hhsslAn nihlllsls who we're ser wing !,
ON icfs In the Bulgarian Goulla. Il "
oW believed that Prince Alexander IA
'niped In monastery near Servla. I,
u IL rumored tina, Premier KarayeioR y
~ been placed under arrest. y
only certain kilograms for Russia are =
'fmi1lpu 10 lvAse BuigarlAo TERRITORY.
IHE ALLIANCE uNnRoKnN. y
Ut PETERSBURG, Aug. 30. The Mea. =,
niger publishes an Oflclal communIoa. :"
on stating that tho relations between
ussiA and the other powers remain un. q,
tered. The announcement n made Tor n
y purpose II rebuking attacks on Rua. =
q BY papers In Germany, aud IA 10. 4,
.fded as IA o0lclal intmatlon that the =,
lance Il unhroken Among the foreign. 4,
: presented 70 the cEar to-day were two A
emoers u the Kardgeorgevltch family, n