The Bulgarian Trouble

Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 57, 23 October 1886, Page 3

The Bulgarian Trouble

f.REUTEHS' TELEGHAMS-j '"', :..■'.: Sofia, October 21. : An interview has taken place, between M. Stambouloff, .President of the Council of the Kegeiieyv and Gabr den Effendi,.Turkisli Envoy, at which it was decided not to postpone the meeting of the Soubranje. Stambou£loff stated to Gadben Effendi that the days of the Ottoman Empire would be numbered if Russia were permitted tb enter Bulgaria. ". ... ' St. Pjkpreseitro, October 21. It is : stated that General Gourke, GpTemor of Warsaw, will replace General Kaulbars as Eussian Agent at Bulgaria. London, October 21. ; A general agreement has been arrived at bj the Great Powers to allow Bussia to take the lead in, bringing about a settlement of affairs in Bulgaria, which must, however^ be; in conformity with the Treaty of Berlin. ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION ' ■■•• AND MUEDEE. ; j Eeceired October 23, i.15 a-tri. Vienna, October 3.1. ".'. A vague rumour has reached this «ity that an 'attempt has been made ,-en the life of the Czar of Eussia. ■ It . is also reported the Ozar, f earingy with-i out reasonable grouids, that his Aid • de : |Camp meditated attacking, him/ lolled the latter. '. '. ./• 'i ■'■'■" - ' V Sofia, .October 21. , . 5 , . . : : general Kaulbars, Eussian ■ agent in Bulgaria* has despatched a note to 1 the Bulgarian Government strongly complaining of the manner in * -which' the 'Bulgarians, who: sup- ; ' port Eussian viewsi are being maltreated, and coerced by the suppprterß of the Begeony. Combined' pressure of Eussia and Turkey, and the .inaction of the other Great Powers is having a depressing effect on the Bulgarians who meditate yeilding to Hussion views.