The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

Nsfd' b. Yuuf battle eV, hfethffh. and
mas God ali Ne snd afsni Ne victor
fls Nee. ihs new faftIsh mlhislsf. has
received IN ovation here The naWspa.
pefs recall ihe fact that his grandfather,
Nuslapha racha, wss stfanglei here IN
1901, 90 account ~ protecting HefvlhHs,
tt0FH ~ FiGnf.
Fuutfrnrnita, November ls-Gfeat
excitement and enthusiasm ffeyalla In
ihls city Troops nfe being haffied Tor.
ward 10 The defense Of sofia, and tho
war ioycr which hal recently died oul Ia
aRAln ~ The highest pitch
The sefvlans commenced operations
nv vigorous attack on the fulgAfian
p0sltlonat liewskodnl. Tho cannonadlng
still continues The Sefyiana Do scendlni
from The heights of Dasteheni and kla
donoiI occupied tho bulgarian villages 10
MllOelowi1l, 4 leue, Gard aud foyonikl,
In the sun district They met with no
opposition No serious action has vet
occurred bulgarian troops have left Tor
the frontier, while others are advancing
by forced marched from Esslern Roume.
Tia, The Serylans have made no hostile
move IN the direction OF wlddln, prlnco
Alexander has telcgraphcd TO the Sultan
asking his intentions In regard 10 tho
maintenance Of the Integrity OF the Otto.
man Empire
EXCITEMENT At VIENNA
VIENNA, November rs. The greatest
excitement prevails here over the latest
news from ServIa, War has ilually been
declared and the Scrvlan troops arc on
the march. What the end will be none
can ioresee. Tho hrst intimrtlon OF this
action on the part OF Seryla was received
here from Sofia last night, but was not
generally credited until this morning,
when It's confirmation was made by the
Scrylan ambassador here. The general
and most reliable opinions agree that tho
war has been preclpltaied by the blunder.
lngs OF the Constantlnople conference.
Their note TO King Milan ordering dis.
armament OF his troops, which elIclted
his curt and fiat refusal, gave no other al
tornatlve; he had 10 proceed TO carry out
his designs at once, Tor delay would have
enabled the conference TO compel him to
demobllzc, which meant revolution aud
the possible loss OF his crown. lie de-
cldcd on prompt measures. Taking ad-
vantage OF the late Bulgarian raid Into
| Vlaslna, he yesterday morning officially
announced TO prluce Alexander, through
pnchsres, th.t ho cons,dercd thIs raid
an on,,ageons and nnin.,ia,hle act
which bo 1sl, IL bis autv ,o rasenI and
,ar ,..s .nnonnnaa prInc. Aloxspdcr,s
ra,lv yy.s con,,oona .rd IN ,ho ,oIni n.
hnus,d a. ,ho ,nsyi,,hIe
his nisns,ohas ~ M .r,,v,n, h.,. a, ,oon s,.,s
Klnc Milan has issnc5 a stIrrIn, address
70 h1s iroons and assumed nsrsonaI cnm.
mand pnIgrade IA wild Win ;ov ana
,ha ,roans nani,os, ,ha a,.a,os, ON.
| ,hn.,asn, rha ,,,ar,h ,o,,ard Inc p,l.
aaria, 1rn,,ior ho,,an a, ,on o,c,ocs yes .
terday morning The following has be cn
received as the probable plan oil the
campaign decided on by King Milan u
Is furnished by an Austrian military at
tache on King Mllan's stafi The main
movement VIII be made directly on SOMA
by the highway or state road from
Palanka on The Danube. Two ot tue
largest divisions. composed OF the
flower of the servlnn army,
commanded by the KING 10
person, VIII take THIS course, as " ID
considered the one where the most op.
position Will be experienced, Tor mol
only Is Sofia strongly defended, but the
Dragoman Pass, most important noun.
tain denle, thlrty-fye miles northwest oil
sofia, IL strongly guarded by the Des'
oil the Hungarian army. The pass brlsllcs
with cannon, something which tbs Ser
vlans lack sadly, ana Prince Aiexandci
Will be there bimself. IL Ia here that