Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-16
HILP 70 Hit.
and SergIa Unchain the
a. ~. # War and Turkey
II Follows Suit
aill stand by the "sick Man
l''4 \. Fast'' in the Final
struggle.
r.or pon't Propose TO Let
kf' state. Tear I,nch other
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couIErElY INVADED
81 'nS Nov. l5.-The ScrNian army
Iila..p'ie, algarian frontier al O'Clock
.sfd lhe n limo in three divisions a.
'efisy il ,.,lssnra and Bregova. They
MY, :, no resistance in crossing ,. Snarp
~ = " syarred at Ten on the NlaSna
ltIaE 49, ~. ,,cre Killed and wounded
u. Masy The Bulgarians rctreatcd
80 ~ The whole Serv an army is
y nglgnriau territory. inc various ron,
+ . pe' sSryla is as follows: Field
~ q Ma men. with 2Gi guns; reserve
al sa,.'' 10 s5G men, with 81 guns re-
rli'lens, a. land, ut Weir 52,2I0 men,
\ "a suns, at Landstrum i9'uoo men
p Y, II l5O,il2 officers and men and
) ou' me infantry is armed with the
sel, AL improved by Major Meco-
t'el ~ me artillery is variously
re'l IN muzzlc, lcadcn and krupp
av Wy W. total cavalry force included
~ ~ ~ numbers 1900 men The
pe ,,ny consists of $1,000 infan-
'sss,cayalry; two regiments and
,,r Of artillery, 23i0 men, "A bat
s~sineers $50 men, Il detachment
s.men. aud force OF gcndarmcS
ora total force Of " 220 men
M epns. The infantry is armed
X IN rifles and the batteries have
a .,ns and guns Of the latest Rus
n ,,,eyn The rest of the force
A II 24,00O men. There
III twelve battalions Of
S or 1900 men, making
N ,orre of CO., 600 men. There is no
4. 4 arms, but there IS scarcity OF Il
A I'm forcc OF cavalry and artillery.
.sy.ry numbers 1900 men. The
n n officers, since many OF the
AK officers have returned home, is
.4rions matter. Prince Alexander
sSe and energetic soldier. The
.,,ru Room .Eleean army comprises
mon Of the first levy, 49, of the
I'M 9slp7 of the reserve
sI29 men Of the active reserve,
NM total OF Ca ,030 men. The number
,s.ers available l. altogether out of
I,osiop TO the number of men. There
T,yci,y Of arms, as there are about
N Erppp, 5000 Bedan and G000 Mar
&.gepry rifles in the provinces. The
sH,ry consists Of four guns. The Bull
N arsenals at Rustehuk and Rosgrad
Ham good supply Of arms, uniforms
Equipments.
TIE BCLGARIhN Loss.
8osDoy. Nov. ia dispatch from
IA, saws that in the fight near NlaSsina
i Baigarians, including the project OF
|, were killed and seven wounded.
rgsr BLOOD FOR -ERVlN.
soypoy, Nov. l5.--SiN battalions of
& Ran infantry, two batteries of artil-
and two SquadrOns OF cavalry to-day
il cked two battalions of regular and ir-
&plar Bulgarian troops, The Buigari-
II lost llIry.four killed and wounded.
+ Srian troops under Colonel Mitch
= ASh have occupied Isaribrod, sus-
& aga small loss. Fifty Bulgarians
gtured and sent to the fortress OF
.7k. Gen. Loplovitch with the Mo
iEyisiOn Is operating against Tru,
Milchkovit>ch and Benecky, COM
\ alng The Redua and Shumadga dlviS-
,re advancing on Dragoman Pass,
Il division consists OF 10000. King
,sH, ieiOrc the advance commenced,
rved TO Col. Benccky that Sofia would
&aptured within three days.
4 sruaRIi ACCEPTS WAR CALMLY.
,IcnrH, Nov. l5-Grcat activity
sIs at philippopolis. Trains filled
soldiers, singing patriotic songs
constantly leaving for the front. Tho
! PIE throughout the country manifest
itlthusiasm. The troops are graft
) At engaging in war for the first time
oat q single foreigner in their ranks
slna has decided to remain on th,
h she, She accepts war with calmncSs
& yMg that Europe will acquit her o
hme.
4 HE WAR FEVER CATCHING.
tllIlfporoIIs, Nov. lj.--Grcat cN
inent and enthusiasm prevails IN thi
+ Troops are being hurried forwar,
ae defense of Sophia, and the wa
"a which had recently died out is agaii
IN Z highest pitch.
IN U'h ENGLAND TO THE RESCUE.
u NSrANTINoPlE, Nov. l5.-Anothe
pct has been made with the Austrian
Us Tor the transportation Of thirt
81 pattallons of troops from Ash
= y % European Turkey, in the belle
We hnal struggle OF the Turkish elm
~ existence is approaching. Lor'
y 9ufy has telcgraphed Mr. White, tn
s y representative at Constantinoplc
%ng him to assure the porte tina
IA aa viii do her utmost TO presery
l'esrlly Of Turkey.
AlllngS OF the Balkan confercnc
!< go Interrupted, owing to the Ill
" Nelidoff, the Russian cmbassa
lIT w believed that the majority O
4 'aAsli troops will be withdraw
w Room'Eleoan frontier and cor
lllsa on the Servian frontier. RusteI
ly'merly governor of Lebanon, In
H appeinted Turkish ambassador d
~ Slcc Slusurus Pasha, who Ina
'aa hRAR WONT STAND Still.
lflER~EURG, Nov. lj.-Russia
l9pers, both onlclal and unofilcia
~ condcmning the fratricid'
'na'Sarlnn war and declare TIN
VIII lie unable to sit quiet
uissrla and Seryia tear eaC
rAhlARlNG FOR THE FRAY.
4, NOV. l5.-.The Russian col
f u'S been ordered to hold himse
0m slgsS TO leave with the archives
INV steamer has arrived he
,nl',lon cartridges, which are no
ls,el9ed Soldiers OF the nation
' w been summoned to Join the
M a nnce Alexander has sent ci
ue powers In which lac complain