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Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 168, 4 September 1886, Page 4

(SPECIAL TO "SYDNEY NEWS ")

London, August 24.— The conspirators employed by the Czar raised a Servian war scare in Bulgaria, which had the effect of inducing Prince Alexander to send the regiments devoted to hie interests to the frontier. The Queen forwarded telegraphic inquiries as to the Prince's whereabouts from London to Tirnova, but received no answer. London, July 25.— There i? great excitement hers in consequence of the news received ot the movements of Russian troops in the direction of the frontier waa assuming a menacing aspect. Prince Alexander is said to have been kidnapped by Ruseian agent. In Germany, the soldiers, in various garrisons, drink the Prince's health nightly, and in other ways declare a yearning for war with Russia.

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