THE BULGARIAN PLOT.
A RUSSIAN CONSPIRACY.
DOUBLE MURDER PLANNED.
Sofia, February 7. It is reported that the Bulgarian conspirators intended to effect the recall of Prince Alexander, or petition 'the Czar to nominate a ruler for the county
It has transpired that Prince Ferdinand offered to abdicate, but was opposed by his Ministers, The Panitza conspiracy implicates many cavalry officers, and the Prefect of Police at So&a.
The conspiracy was mainly directed against M. Stambouloff, President of the Council and Minister of the Interior.
It is reported zX Sofia that M. Zankoff and M. Mathejeff entered into a conspiracy at St. Petersburg in the autumn, receiving from the Russian Panslavist Society to depose Prince Ferdinand and murder M. Stambouloff, the recognised head of the anti-Russian party in Bulgaria.
M. Mutkuroff and many Zankoffists have fled to Servia.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 33, 10 February 1890, Page 3
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