THE BULGARIAN IMBROGLIO. TROUBLE BREWING. Lord Randolph Churchill on the Move. [BY TELEGRAPH-COPYRIGHT.] [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.]

Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2224, 9 October 1886, Page 2

THE BULGARIAN IMBROGLIO. TROUBLE BREWING. Lord Randolph Churchill on the Move. [BY TELEGRAPH-COPYRIGHT.] [REUTERS TELEGRAMS.]

Sofia, October 6. The garrison fit Shuml.i have inquired of the Bulgarian Government if they intend to make war aprain->t Russia. The Government denied having .my thought of Mich a proceeding, <md condemned the inquiry. General Kanllui-, who ii touring through Bulgaria, and K/minelia, has been coldly ieceived in the provinces. He ordered the military commandant at Rustchuk to ielea.se the prisoners implicated in the deposition of Prince Alexander, at the same time offering him a lewan-l for so doing. The cotimri.nd.int, however refused.

[I'ULSS ASSOCIATION.] London, October 7. General Kaulbars, who has met with an unfavourable reception in the province-*, threatens the inhabiting with invasion if he should bo assaulted. He i*> endeavouting to pain popularity by lavishly scattering rouble-*, and declaies that Slmtula atul the otlicr ganisoud are siding with Ru^is. The federation of the Balkan States is considered impossible, owing to the existence of local jealousieb. The Austrian Press comments on thf attitude of the Herman Pro-*-, over the Unl gaiian question, and con-letnns the action of General Kaulbir-*. Ie anticii»ate< an Anglo-Austrian alliance. King Milan, of S-srvia, is actively parlej' ing with Austiian.

London, October (5. It is announced that the British Government favour this proposal of Austria for iv conference of the repiesentatnes of the Great Powers to di^cusb the Bulgarian difficulty.

[I'UK^S AhSOGimON.I London, October 7. It h believed that Lord R. Churchill is at present in Berlin incognito. Another telegram says : — Lord R. Churchill's vibit to Berlin is believed to relate to the stite of affair-* in Bulgaria.