Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-17
The Great Powers Hope to LocaIize
the War in the Balkans and Not
Involve all Europe,
The Servians Rest from u nard.WOn
Battle Before Marching Against
the Bulgarian Capital.
Turkey Refuses Ala TO Prince Atexande,
sophia win Probably ran
To nay.

LONDON, Nov l6.,--The weather ID
splendid for the campaign IN Bniaar;a.
but the troops suffer from tlle cold al
night, owing TO inadequate cover. In an
Interview here to-day the Scrvlan min,
lstcr said that he believed that II the
Balkan conference desired TO stop the
war between Scryia and Bulgaria his rn,-
enment would acquiosce after the can.
tufo OF sophia. SerN'o, he said, desired
commercial treaty with bulgaria and
facilities for trade With that country
she also desired to annex that narL M
Bulgaria which the Scrvlans occnpied
when the Berlin conference met. Scryla.
he continued, dldnot intend the CONQUEST
OF Bulgaria, aud there was. therefore. no
reason why the powers should Interfere.
lie dwclt upon the superiority of the rifle
used by the Servians over the weapons
possessed by the Bulgaraus.
BULGARIAN TOWNS FALLING.
LONDON, Nov, iG.--lt IL reported that
| the ScrvlanS have captured Adlcchkula
/ The report current SATURDAY night that
they had captured Tru Is revived ii h
said that both places were taken after n
brief hand-to-hand struggle.
ruE MING NOT ruE NATION.
LONDON, NOV, ld.-Thc Times Btl.
grade correspondent says the PROCLAIM.
ton of King Milan issued on SATURDAY
setting forth Serya's grievances and dc.
elaring war against Bulgaria does not
touch tho true chord OF national frclinp
IN Servla The untlon does not share In
the kings resentment against Bulgaria,
and the ill-wlll of the Scryians against
Bulgaria Is only sbn-decp.
NEWSPAPER CoNAmNr.
LuNpoN, NOV, lG,-rhc Morunr Past
D.. tntt.t.lt d
/ 600, 900 francs.
Tho Standard, commontlug on tho
outbreak of hosullties between Ser.
via and bulgaria, eayst Wnr Inns
been kindled iu the Balkans. We
see the beginning. but no Inn
man Intelligence can pretend to sat limits
to the area or tho utonrty of the arc.
The Daily Telegraph saws thai h con.
sequence OF the massacre OF me- hussni
mans az Nrdschal a Musguluau Hguu
against the nugarians Is imminent.
The News considers thnt the mar.
/ quis OF Salishmy's unfortunate utter.
4 ancos preeinitated the cnngiei
4 between seryia and nulpafla
/ King Miinr's condnet, &c SAYS, Is an tvlf
| omen The Balkan states had hailtd the
| Bulgarian union as a step toward tho rX.
| pulsion of lnrkibh rule Ia Europe The,
would have acted wisely Tho present
confusion Is only likely to strengthen
Turkey
The Vienna newspapers here cNprcss
the hope that the Servo Bulgarian war
win be localized, but they admit
TINT Russia's interests arc on.
posed to those of Austria. Austria.
thcy say, Is bound 20 support Seryla.
while Russia Is inclined toward bulgaria.
as Is evident from the fact that sho ha,
permitted the expectation of eighteen
million cartridges from Lulu to Bulgaria.
having hitherto prohibited their shin.
mcnt.
rnE BURMESE RETREAT.
RANGooN, Nov. lG.--A slight sklrmish
has taken place between a small body of
British troops and Burnesc. Tho latter
fed No casualties occurred,
sopmAis FATE IN TuR n,AScp
BELGRADE, NOV. lg.-Aftop thr dos.
perato fighting Yesterday. the Sor,ian
troops occupied positions az Kapttha
The losses ON both sides were ien,y
This victory enabled the Serylana 10 turn
the very difficult aud rocky gorao Of the
Drag0mnn pass, and the Bulgarians aftor
gallant resistance retreated 10 seiyip.
tia, where an important engagement /,
expected 10 take plnce to-day. which win
probably decide due fate Of Sophia.
Tha direct road IA gnnhIn nnae.s
through Trurlbad and the nra,,a,n,u
pasA.
btsCrsgrNG AtrxASpEn's APPEAL
CoNsrASrfSoplr Nov ,lG.--A cobiuet
council IL now dIscuyslna Prince klrxnn.
der's appeal for nssIetauce
nam now wAaINa.
BELGnApF. NOV. IDOL Dinknltscb.
commanding IND Tl,nok diylslon dro,,,
the Bugarlnns from thor antronchmonts
at Kiola nnd caDturod ib0 prlaonnrs Tbc
total Scrylan loss n Two oGlccrs and go
men killed and 300 wounded. Tho nnioloi
report from Col. Benncly snys. Afer
several brilliant chraaes ths Seryions en-.
rled fonr bulgarian redoubts he.
yond Tsarlhrad Diohnitseh vii,