The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-07

LoNpoN. oct. 6.-Bulgaria has re-
Jected the demands made in the Russian
ultimatum and has sent an ultimatum to
Serbia demanding that an adjustment of
the Macedonian controversy satisfactory
to Bulgaria be made within twenty -four
hours
NJ. Savinski. the Russian Minister a:
Sofa. has notified Premier Radoslavoff
of a rupture OF diplomatic relations be-
reply TO Russia being unsatisfactory,
and with his French. British Italian
and Serbian colleagues has asked for
his passports. Russian interests In Bull
garia have been turned over to the
Dutch Charge d Anaires.
Bulgarias reply to the Russian ulti-
matum was delivered at 40 i. NJ.
october 5.
King Constantine of Greece has ac-
cepted the resignation Of Premier Neni-
| zelos. tchdered last evening. Athens
| reports that more French troops have
| been landed at Salonica.
Excitement In Athens.
| The Athens correspondent or inc
Morning Post telegraphs under date OF
October j:
.'The announcement OF the resignation
Of Premier Venizelos came AZ bomb
she'll to all classes. 1t caused great
| emotion, There was no public demon
| stratioIi. but large bodies of troops pa
troiled the streets until morning.
Late in the evening King Constantine
sent for NJ Zaimis. formerly Premier
and now governor of the National Bank
| TVS morning he sent for NJ Rallis. NJ.
Theutokis and NJ. Gunar!s. who was
Premier before NJ NenizelOs was called
back TO power. Friends of n. Gunaris
express confidence that he will be asked
to form Cabinet, but this Is unlikely
as the Venizelos Parliamentary majority
would undoubtedly refuse TO give n vote
of confidence to Gunar.s Cabinet
81 understand that NJ. Venizelos nd
| vised the King to form a coalition Cabi
| net composed of the chiefs of the opposi
ton under NJ. Zaimis or NJ. Rails. NJ
/ Venizelos undertaking not to refuse hi'
! support or toleration in view of th'
grave external situation and the fac
that elections are now impossible with
the naton under arms.
"Grave doubts are however. expressed
in political circles regarding the posi-
bllity of forming coalition Ministry a.
the opposition leaders are In entire dis
agreement regarding Greek policy to
ward the two European belligeren
proups Many competent judges believ'
that a Cabinet under NJ. Rails Is mos
likely"
A wireless despatch from Berlin say
bulgaria delivered her answer to tn
Russian ultimatum this afternoon Tn
despatch does not give the contents
the reply, but ADDS that the bulgarlsl
Consul at Petrograd. NJ. kanazyrof. lef
The Russian capital last night by way 0
Finland
NJ, Venizelos conferred tonight will
the Ministers of the Entente Powers
while the conference was In session
great crowd marched to NJ. Nenizelos'
home, shouting Long live Venizelos
} and Long live France" and singinl
! the Greek national anthem and tn
"Marseillaise,'
{ Greece's Formal Protest.
The text of tho French Ministers an
nouncement Of the arrival OF Frenc
troops at Salonica for the assistance q
Serbia and NJ NeniZelos's reply protest
ing against the violation of Greek neu
tralIty. were received here to-day. The
we're issued in the form of an ofilcis
r statement in Athens on the night or Ot
, toher Q after a Cabinet meeting. bu
their publication was delayed by I'll
I censorship. ,.,,, A.,
= The French Minister delivered III
, following note to Premier Nenizelos'
By order OF my Government ] have
the honor TO announce TO your Excel.
a lency tho arrival at Salonica OF the tirs'
q detachment OF French troops. ana "a
D declare at the same time that france
= and England. allied to Serbia, send
= their troops to help the latter, az well
e as to maintain their communications
q with her and that the two Powers
$ count upon Greece. who already has
4 given them so many proofs or TREND
h ship, not to oppose measures taken IN
: the Interests OF Serbia, OF whom she
n also In the ally.
Premier VeniSslos replied; by your