Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-15

IA cDuAe4 1rhcr OF 81 W. A-tiuAbAS ~
tack on tue Seryisns and invasion III
servian territory bY B1igariaus, SetTia
has decided 10 declare war against Boil
CARA.
The Russian Government has stopped
the annual subvention Of 1000 roooles
20 Prince Alexander.
THE cAusK OF TEE VAR.
BkLoRADE. Nov. l4.-It il officially
annnua eed thst force Of BaIgariAns,
oa Thursday, attacked body Of Ser
vans nesr varzin, and the Servians re-
turned their hre. len BalRarisns.
killed or wounded, we're left on Seryian
territory. several Of the servians we're
wounded. In consequence Of the at
tack os the BuIgarians. the Cabinet on
Friday decided TO declare war. The
Servisn troops have captured Iirn and
occupied the Nights.
TIE EYYECT on STOCKS.
LONDON, Nov. l4.-There vas quite q
panis on the Stock Exchange at one
period during the day. but the market
closed better, although foreign seeuri-
ties we're materially lower as compared
with Fridays figures. On the Paris
Bourse there was serious relapse and
the market closed st the lowest price OF
the day. The Berlin stock market was
weak. Russian and Austrian securities
dropped per cent.
CHEERS FOE SYLVIA.
PEsrH, Nov. 14.-When the announce
mens of the sefvian declaration Of
var was made in the Hungarian dele
cations, 10 Was greeted with cheer upon
cheer for Servia.
ENTHCsrAsM AT PHILLIPoPoLfs.
PHrLrIPoPoLIs, Nov. l4-Great en-
thusiasm and excitement prevails IN
this city. Troops ars being hurried for.
ward 70 the defense of Sofa, and the
var fever, which had recently died out,
Ii again at the highest pitch.
MILAs's DECLARATION OF WAR.
LONDON, New. IA dispatch from
Belersae this evening states that King
Milan today informed the Powers that
servia has declared var against Bul.
Raris, because Bulgaria arbitrarily at
tackled q position which the Morav
division of the Kings troops held in
Servian territory opposite the Bulgarian
frontier. King Milan has also Issued =
proclamation, which is in substance as
follows:
ssrvia cannot allow Bulgaria, which
has already proved hard neighbor, to
disturb the balance of power in the
Balkans to her exclusive advantage"
He then allodes to what he calls the IN
iastifisbie Bulgarian customs duties on
the frontier, the unlawful seizure ~
Berravo, and the encouragement by
Bulgaria of Ssrvian rebels condemned
for high treason. King Milan here re-
fsrs probably to Petro Psulovicb, the
H-rzogovinian chief. aRd Pashics, the
X sdical leader whs Was expelled by
King Milan. Large Quantities Of revo.
lationsry proclaim atoms signed by these
men and distributed throughout Servia,
were recently found by Servian officials
and the latter claimed that they
were disseminated by revolutionists
under Bulgarian protection. This Bal
gsria denied. claiming that they were
many miles from the Serviap frontier.)
kine Milan also slludes to the alleged
III treatment of Servian emiersnts in
Bulgaria, the blockade of the frontier
by Bulgaria, and the alleged attacks by
undisci plined Bulgarian volunteers on
Sersian people and troops. In conclu
sion the KING says: Il cannot suffer
these Intentional ptovooations, and |
adopt a policy of open bostil
its. which has been forced on me by
Bulgaria. Ssrvia's Just cause nov rests
on the arbitramsnt of arms and the
protection of the Almighty. rely on
my peoples patriotism"
ALKxANprR's PROCLAMATION.
SorIA, Nov. 14.-Prince Alexander, in
an order Of the day TO the officers and
men of his army, says: King Milan
has declared var against rs, and has
ordered the Servian ARMY to invade
Bulgaria. Orr Servian brethren. In.
stead OF assisting US. wish to ruin our
country. SHOW vour courage nov and
defend your mothers. wives and sisters
and your homes. Pursue and ami
hilate the cowsrdly, treacherous enemy.
Let forward be your battle cry, breth-
ron, and may God aid rs and grant us
ADVANCE or rHz sEHvIAN ARMY.
BELoRApE. Nov. L. - The Servian
army crossed the Bulgarian frontier At
l o'clock this morning IN three divisions
at Tssribrod. klissurs and Brseova.
They met with no resistance In crossing.
sharp lighting occurred al Tim, on the
vlsssina road, aud at kustendil. Many
we're killed and woanded on both sides.
The Baigarians retreated at all points.
Tue whole Ssrvian army Do nov IN Bal
z irian territory.
THE FIRST OPERATIONS.
soElA. Nov. IA-1hs 6srvians CON-
menced operations by vigorous at
tAek on the Bulgarian position 81 Bsv-
skedei. The eannonadinR still CON
tinnss.
La,er.-The servisns descending from
the heishta Of D&sschsni and klaaends
che Bulgarian villages OF Mil
ossa stxs, Xssline. Gard and Seventhe,
in the Tim district. They met With no
opposition. No serious action has yet
The Bulgarian troeps here have left
for the frontier, while others are I'D
vAneins by forced marches from East.
stu Roumslia. The Servians have made
no hsssi,s move 10 the direction Of
Wiadin..
Prince Alexander has teiegraphed toe
Sultan, astine his intentions In regard
10 the integrity Of the Ottoman Enpire.
sxraxIsa SsAR vLAssIsA.
vLAxzaxA. Nov. IA skIrmish hes
taken pssce near here between The Bal
ssrssn and sefvian troops. Eleven asen
we're killed and tuenty voandea. The
Balssrlsns have retired from f.fu.
tsArierod, klersaria snd Bresova.
rHx Lnssxs.
LONDON, Nov. Il A dispatch from
Prot SAYS that in the fight near ylxs
stns three Buleartsns. Inciadiug the
Prefees OF fars. we're killed asd seven
sounded. and hat feur Ser,isns we're
wounded.
u MED NOT tSrxxFxsE-
tNkifS. NV. IL. The NsrfA Gerx.s.
t,srssts maintains shN toe fsps sh-s
s~rvia has declared war against Boil
earis xtli nos slies the prospects OF the
Balkan eonfsssnce.
AN etD-FAsnsaNKn iDgA.
TIE old fashioned idea that one
shcald nsver enter ssck recon With an
empty stomach IL true oea TIE ess-
trio juice " nos secreted In an euupsv
stomach. IL 10 only when feed ~ taken
into the stomach add digestion eosn-
nsences thai gastric juice Is present. All