Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-20

COnfirmed-It is Almost Certain
Greecc Wiil 60 to War-Many
War Notes of Interest-The I'm
periaI Speech al the Opening o
the Reichstag.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.l
LONDON, Nov. 19.-The Daily News has
dispatch from Sofia confirming the repor
Of a Bulgarian victory. The Servisns los
10 guns and $50 horses, and it is esti
mated that 1900 Servians were either
killed or wounded. The Bulgarians yes
terday captured 200 Servian cavalry. The
Bulgarians have again repulsed the attacks
on Dragoman.
The Reuter- Telegraph says it is almost
certain that Greece will go to war. A
Captain Of the Greek Navy has started for
| London to purchase men-of.war.
A dispatch from Sofia says: Troops are
arriving here from Roumelia.
Twenty-Five thousand Servians were en-.
| gagged yesterday near Slivinitza, while there
were only $4,000 Bnlgarians in the engage.
ment. There was desperate fighting al
Slivinitza to-day. The Bulgarians forced
the Servian right wing back at the point
Of the bayonet for several kilometers, with
| great loss. 1t is reported that the Servi.
ans fred upon the Red Gross ambulances.
| A militia force from Widdin has made q
successful inroad into Servia, capturing
/, 500 prisoners. The Servians ~retreated
in disorder from Bulchino, Smoltcha and
Tuden.
A rumor prevails that an armistice has
been agreed upon between Servia and Bull
garia.
The Times says: II is reported that
Turkey and Servia have agreed to arrange
conditions Of peace after the capture of
Sofia. Turkey prefers a strong Servia to a
strong Bulgaria, but also desires to save
Prince A~lexander's position as much as
possible. Servia likewise does not wish to
personally humiliate Prince Alexander.
A dispatch from Tsaribrod to the Stand
ard says: A decisive attack was delayed
until all the Servian columns had been
concentrated. A heavy c~annonade has been
kept up throughout the day, and several
sham attacks we're made. A private tele-
gram received at Belgrade states that all
the troops comprising Widen garrisons
have been made prisoners.
SOFIA, Nov. ia telegram states that
the Bulgarian troops r%ecaptured Breswick
and dispersed the 5ervians. No fear is en-
tertained at present for the safety of Sofia.
VIENNA, Nov. 19.-The Neul Free Presse
has a report that Prince Alexander has
been wounded.
BELGRADE, Nov. ia dispatch from
Tsaribrod says that two Bulgarian batal-
lions were defeated to-day in an engage
ment with the Servians on the road be-
tween Breswick and Pernik. ThesaBulga-
rians lost 200 killed and wounded. The
Servians captured 60 prisoners and q guam
tity OF ammunition and provisions.
RANaooN, Nov. 19.-General Pendergast,
commanding the British expeditionary
force, has strongly garrisoned the town OF
Miahls, which he captured from the
Burmese.
BERLIN, Nov. 19.-The Reichstag was
opened to-day with the usual formalities.
The Imp ,rial speech, in substance, was as
follows: "The Pope's mediation is ex-
pected to settle the Csrolines question in o
manner corresponding to the friendly re-
lations existing between Spain and Ger
many. The foreign relations of Germany
are peaceful and friendly with sll nations.
The Emperor confidently hopes Balkan
will not disturb the peace of Europe, and
trusts that the signers of the Berlin treaty
will succeed in securing respect for the
treaties by the people, who are rendered
independent by them" The Emperor said
that he was animated by the confidence
that's Gods blessing in the future as in the
past will be granted by Germany's efforts
to maintain peace.