St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-26

with Lord Salisbury. who was in his labo-
ratory at Hatfield house engrossed i'll eX-
perimentlug with an electric invention of
his own for driving agricultural machinery
"a favorite hobby with the piemier. Lord
Salisbury returned to London at Z D. nj.
and was met at the station by messengers
with bundles Of dispatches. which the
premier read forthwith. The provisional
government created by the revolutlonists
has been overthrown. NJ. Clement M.
Grouef and NJ. Zantf0tf three of its mem-
berS, have been arrested and
THROWN INTO PRISON
and the old ministry reinstated. The de-
ception practiced upon them bv the crcula-
ton Of the report that Prince Alexander
voluntarily abdicated has eXasperated the
troops and civilians alike, and the revulsion
of popular feeling in favor of the deposed
ruler is as general as it is intense. A depu-
tation has started out to find the prince
and assure him of the loyalty OF the Bull
garian people and army. and endeayor to
persuade him to return. The news OF
Prince AleXander's deposition provoked
great Indignation at Phillipopolis among
the citizens and soldiers. A mass meeting
was at once held in which both soldiers and
citizens participated. The meeting adopted
resolutions affirming the loyalty of Eastern
R0umaia to Prince Alexander. During the
entire night professions marched through
the streets shouting: Long live Prince
Alexander" Montkonroff. commander of
Eastern Roumalan troops, has issued
proclamation Summening patriots to de-
fend the honor of Prince Alexander and
Bulgaria" Soldiers everywhere through
out Romalia are
DECLARING FOR ALEXANDER,
but so far there has been no disorder. The
commander of the yacht on which it has
been stated Prince Alexander is kept pris-
oner has telegraphed from REM in Bes-
sarabia to Sofia asking for instructions. He
received orders to convey the prince back
to Sofia. Dispatches from Widdin state that
the counter revolution has been successful.
The garrison of Rustichuk, which re-
mains loyal to Alexander, is marching to
Sofia. Loyalists are beseging the latter
town. The following
PROCLAMATION
has been issued at Tirnova:
In the name of Prince Alexanner and the
Bulgarian parliament l hereby declare that
have assumed the direction of the provisional
government at Sofia. Persons failing to con-
form Herewith will be dealt with by military
law. appoint Col. Montkorof commander
in-chief OF the army with full civil and mill
Cs,ry powers. appe3l 10 tOc DulSarlapS TO
defend the crown of the fatherland against
the traitors seeking to dethrone our heroic
and beloved prince who was chosen by the
people as their ruler. Long live Alexander
The proclamation is signed ''Stambou-
lof'' and countersigned ''Montkoroff.' -
Prince Alexander has left Reni for either
Darnstadt or Berlin.
1t is stated that 200 Bulgarian troops
who have been stationed on the Servian
frontier are Fastening toward Sofia to sup
port Prince Alexander. Prince Bismarck
is said to be surprised at the anti-Russian-
ism displayed by the Austrian and Hunga-
rian press.
The Berlin Tagblatt says: The Russian
ministers of war and marine have been sum-
moned to st. Petersburg. The Black Sea
fleet has been ordered to be in readiness for
cruise. Several Russian steamship COM
panies have been ordered to equip troop
transports.