The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-11-21
TURNING THE TABLES.
A Great Victory Reported for
The Bulgarians.
STU BORN FIGHT.
Greece Wants to 90 to War and ;s
Looking for Men-ofWar
to Buy.

BELGRADE, November 1S.-Further d..
tails OF the capture OF Bresnik state that
the Servians carried eight lines Of enternch.
ments and captured 161 prisoners, with a
number OF rifles. The Bulgarian commander
ut Bresnik fled, leaving his military papers
their leader, also fed.
DETAILS OF THE FIGHT.
The Bulgarians, after desperate fighting.
carried one Of the Servians positions
which were menacing Alivetzna Prince
person. The official report from the front
state that the Servians entered Bresnik
yesterday. The town had been abandoned
by the Bull arians, who left eight guns. The
capture OF Bresnik leaves that route open
to Sofia. The Bulgarian army of the
Widden district may be considered com.
pletely destroyed and dispersed. The dis
patch relative to the engagements near
Aliventzena says that after heavy fighting,
Prince Alexander was forced to retreat to
Ahventzena. Both sides lost heavily. A
sharp fight has occurred on the left of the
Servian advance lines, where both forces
hold their positions. The Bulgarian force
at Widden has blocked the Danube river
THE GREAT VICTORY.
LONDON, November 19.-4 a. m.-The
Daily News has dispatch from Sofia, con-
tirming the report OF the Bulgarian victory.
The Servians lost ten guns and $50 horses,
and it is estimated that $500 Servians
were killed or wounded. The Bulgarians
on Tuesday captured 200 Servian cavalry.
The Bulgarians have again repul sed the at
tacks on Dragoman.
GREEcE's ATTITUDE.
The Daily Telegraph says that it is
almost certain that Greece will 60 to war
A captain OF the Greek navy has started
for London to purchase men-of-war
A dispatch from Sofia says that troops
are arriving there from Roumeia. Over
$4,000 Servians were engaged yesterday
near Slivnitza, while there were only 15,-
900 Bulgarians in this engagement. There
was desperate fighting at Slivnitza to-day.
The Bulgarians forced the Servian right
wing back at the point OF the bayonet for
several kilometres, with great losses. 1t is
reported that the Servians fired upon the
Red Cross ambulances.
ANOTHER VICTORY.
A militia force from Widden has made a
successful. inroad into Servia, capturing
1900 prisoners. The Servians retreated
in disorder from Bulchino, Smoltcha and
Tuden.
The following Servian account is from
Tsaribrod: The Servians found the Bull
garians in unexpected strength at Stiv.
nitZa. The Servians after continuous tight
ing for eighteen hours, are slowly pressing
Prince Alexander toward Sofia the Bul.
garians dIsputing every inch. Thirty
thousand Servians were engaged in yester.
days fighting at Stivnitza.
A dispatch from Belgrade says that Queen
Natalie has received telegram from
Zaitchar, announcing the fall OF Widden.
The same dispatch says that q portion oi
the Morovia division, after a severe fight,
captured Radomir.
Four hundred prisoners have arrived at
Belgrade .-vn the front.
= SOFIA SAFE.
A telegram states that the Bulgarian
troops recaptured Bresnik and dispersed
the Servians. No fear is entertained at
present for the safety OF Sofia.
PRINCE ALEXANDER WOUNDED.
VIENNA, November 19.-The Move Freie
Presse has report that Prince Alexander
has been wounded.