Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-23
RESULT OF THE CONFERENCE.

the Balkan peninsula.
RESULT OF THE CONFERENCE.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, November 22d.-The
Balkan Conference has drafted a final
protocol, which embodies its decisions, de-
claring that the restoration of the status
quo ante is equally binding upon Servia
and Bulgaria. 1t is reported that if King
Milan refuses Immediate peace under the
terms of the Conference, he will be de-
clared an enemy to the peace of Europe,
and two of the signatOry powers will en-
force his deposition.
CIPHER DISPATCHES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BULGARIAN SUCCESS.
SOFIA, November 22d.-Diplomatic rep
resentatives have been forbidden to send
cipher kilograms.
After a stiff battle this afternoon the Ser
VANS were driven out of Dragoman Pass
by the Bulgarians, who then occupied the
pass.
sERvIAN LOSSES.
BELGRADE, November 22d-The Servian
losses on the 18th and 10Th inst included
eleven officers killed and twenty-five
wounded.
AUSTRIAN DOCTORS TO GO To sERvIA.
BELGRADE, November odd - Emperor
Francis Joseph, in compliance with q re
quest of Queen Natalie has granted per
mission to doctors of the Austrian Rec
Cross Society to go to Servia.
BULGARIAN ATROCITIES.
BELGRADE, November 22d.-A dispatcl
| from Tsaribrod says that the Bulgarian
| have massacred Servian Lieut. Koditch
who was found on the field of battl
wounded, and Servian Lieutenants Achiuk,
and Ratkoyich, who were prisoners of war
CLEARED OF BULGARIANs.
| BELGRADE, November ODD. - Genera
Lesbianin telegraphs that the Bulgarian
troops, which had been fighting in the fielt
near Urdin, have been ensconced in tn
fortress of that town, and that the entir
| district between Timak Belgradjik apt
LON, on the Danube, has been cleared o
Bulgarians.
| WARNED BY TURKEY.
LONDON, November 22d.-A CONSTANT
nople correspondent of the Daily Ners say
| the Turkish Government has warned Ser
via to withdraw her troops from Bulgaria
or the Turkish troops will invade Servia.
TURKEY IN HURRY.
LONDON, November ODD. A dispatcl
! from Athens to the Standard says that Tur
| key is inclined to force a conflict witt
Greece before the latter has completed he
preparations for war.
| Affairs in France.
PARIS. November 22d.-Ga,itoiS says Iha
President Grevy has decided, in the even
of his reelection, to send a message to tn,
| Chambers, advising the granting o
amnesty to political offenders, without ex
ception.
General de Briere Isle, who was re
| called from the command of the Frencl
| troops in Tonquin, arrived here to-day
He refused 10 be interviewed. Officer
accompanying him declare that his dis
| grace is unjust, and that his removal ha
caused discomfort in the army They sa,
| the strength of the troops in Tenquin con
tinues to be Slapped by disease and repeated
alarms by the enemy.
France and China.
! PARIS, November 22d-A dispatch from
| Pekin says that all difficulty between
| France and China has been removed, anC
| that negotiations between the two nation
| have been resumed.
Madam PATHS Health.
PARIS, November 22d.-Madafn Patti ha
been ordered by her physicians TO take
months complete rest. This will cause
collapse of her projected tour through Bel
GUM and Holland
The English Elections.
LONDON, November 22d-The genera
result OF the borough and county cleo