Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
THE BALKAN CONFERENCE
Declares the Restoration Of the
Status Quo Ante Equally
BINDING ON sERvlA AND BULGARIA,
And if Milan Refuses the Terms He viii
Be 0eposed-.foreign
Politics.
sERvlA SUFFERS FURTHER DEFEATS.

SERviA SUFFER- FURTHER DEFEATS.
CoysrASrrNoPLE November 22.-Ths
Balkan conference has drafted q final
protocol, which embodiss decisions do.
claripg the restoration Of the status quo
ante is equally binding upon Seryia and
Bulgaria. 1t is reported If King Milan
reture immediate peace under the terms Of
the conference he win be declared IN enc
my to the peace Of Europe. and two Of the
signatorY powers will enforce his deposi'
| ton.
1t Was rumored here to-day that Turkish
troops had had q skirmish with ths
Greeks. The rumor Was subsequently, de-
clared to be false. There are now 272, 900
Turkish troops on the Balkan peninsuls,
WAR NEWS.
BELGRADE, November 22.-The Seivian
losses on the l7th, 18th and 18th instan,s
included II officers killed and 2? wounded
Emperor Francis Joseph, in compliance
with Queen Natalie, has granted permis,
sion to the doctors Of the Austrian Red
Cross Society TO 90 to Servia.
A dispatch from Izaribrod says the Bul.
garians have msssacred Servian Lieuten.
ant Koskitch, who was found on the field
OF battle wounded and Servian Lisuten.
ants Schvi,ko and Ratkovich were
also found prisoners Of war,
General Leshjania telegraphs that Bul
gariau troops which had been sighting in
the field near Widdin, have been encoun-
tered in fortress OF that town and that the
entire district between Timok, Bel.
grodiik and Lower Danube has been
cleared Of Bulgsrians.
THE BATTLE or JAUJh.
LIMA, November 22.-Further advices
concerning the battle Of Jauja, state thA,
three of Cacerists coloaels were captured.
that Cacerist himself fed and his army
was completely dispersed. Many Of the
rebels, including Col. Pacheco Cespedes.
were drowned in the river while endeavor-
ing 10 escape, as the stream is very much
swollen tor this season.
A rumor is current here that Slavinitra
has fallen. No official confirmation OF thu
report has been received. A force Of 5000
Servians in the direction Of Sofa aided
Col Topalovatch to win a victory yester.
day. Thirty carriages containing about
1900 wounded soldiers arrived here 20.
day.
THE TURKISH THREAT TO sERyIA.
LONDON, November 22.-The ConstaLti.
nople correspondent Of the Daily News
says that the Turkish Government has
warned Servia % withdraw her troops
from Bulgaria or Turkish troops will in'
wade Servis.
The Servian government has appointed
a commission 10 proceed TO the seat Of war
and inquire into the reported killing and
mutilstiou Of wounded Servans by Bul
garian troops.
sERyIASs AGAIN WHIPPED.
SOFIA, November 22-DiplomAiic rep.
resentatives here have been forbidden tn
send cipher kilograms.
After O stiff battle this afternoon the
Servians were driven out Of DragonsB
Pass by the Bulgarians, who occupied the
pass.
VIENNA BrLGARIAS VOLUNTEERS.
VIENNA, November 52.--A body Of Bu =
gsrian volunteers left here TO day for Sofia.
Prominent in the ranks were a number OF
Slav students. The volunteers were heart
rly cheered by crowds that witnessed their
departure.
An ISDECTsIyE BATTLE.
SoFlA, November 22.-Servians have
beseiged Widdin. a battle was Tough,
to-day which was without decisive result.
BELGRADE, November 22. - Servisn
headquarters have been removed TO Tzari.
brod.
SETTLED.
! PARIS, November PA despatch from
Pekin says that oil difficulty between
| France and China has been removed and
negotiations between the two nations have
been resumed.
| ENGLISH POLI.ICs.
LONDON, November Under the poll
ing arrangements the tendency CT the
/ bourough elections will become known on
Thursday and the general result Of borough
/. and county elections on Saturday, but the
exact position Of parties will not be deter.
mined until ,he drawing TO close OF cleo
tions early in December.
Lord Salisbury will deliver the final
conservative manifesto at the dinner Of St.
Stephens club tomorrow evening.
The Parnellite manifesto has fallen ist
Most Of the Liberal newspapers have
passed it by without comment, while the
Conservative press criticised II in slight.
ing manner.
4 cARDIsAL DEAD.
Row, November 22.-Cardinal Paul
bianco is dead.
, PARgELL sPEAgs.
LlvERPooL, November 22.-Mr. PArnell
. in q speech here to-day. said he endorsed
every word of the Irish manifesto. The
Gladstone government, be said, were auth
ora Of the coercion act. A meas
ure tina. rendered life and lib
erty unsafe, and the moment
Of their downfall they we're contemplating
7 the renewal Of the worat clauses OF the act
: Conservatives on the other hand had past
ly restored liberty. Every Irishnsn wbc
voted With the Liberals would help 10 rele
: gate Ireland to the chains Of inprisonmen
aud death.
The Marquis Of Salisbury has wit
ten q highly important election
letter On church question. In It be fsj
. Mr. Gladstone is chilly challJing and add,
make support Of church > test question
: above oil others"
on THE OHIO.