The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-27

CoBHirftng Reports W tho fropt-Th~
srr,ian. Esidsn'i, CNcl.d In Th-ir
March on son.-nu,x.3.n Ambsiaae~.
n.s...s: ny ''''''"' E. '"' Wounded
THE rsEIE- TURNED.
VIENNA, November i9.-From inior-
nation received from Bulgarian sources,
il Is gathered that Il forcc Of tbc Bal
garian militia has penetrated >crsian lcr-
ritory and captured l53 prisoners. lis
also stated TIA, thr S,rsiau~ AZ retreat
in. from several II ihciT advanced posi-
ton. in Bulgaria. Tnc BGi-lrAu~ aTc
said 20 have successfully r. tcd several
Seryian attacks in ;he vicinity u praSo-
man.
CpNFtRNFp.
LoNpoN, November la.-The Driy
Ns,rs' Sofa correspondent coaG.Ls lie
Bulgarian victory oi >livuira.
TIiE >EgvI,N Loe-ES.
LoNpoN, November lP.-Thc pu14
Ne,-s' war correspondent; selc.ral.h> that
the Scryian> los; .: the battle Of >l.y-
nitza, ten cannon, $50 horse, ami an e,Ji.
mated number Of 5000 men kI.iod AMI
wounded.
DIsBOIiCu.
BRUSSELS. Novcml,rl4.-A dispatch -
the fsdsge4dsace B,iyr from sofia states
tha, in the battle - Sli,r.tta. IL, Ser.
VANS attacked the amlulauccs attached &.
the Third Bulgarian Regiment and lay.
oDctcd the wounded.
SUBMITS AID rEAYS q NIp.
IN
from Sofia state that Prince AleNlnd,r Ia.
made full submission IL the sultan q
Turkey, supplemented by al urgent prayer
for aid.
NIrTrkI ADMISSION.
VIENNA, November 2u.-Ifhc ScTyian
official report "i the battle at SlNnitza
d,uic, that the >cryjans were rcpul>ri
II represents that the Bul-arians sue.
cccdcd in approaching the Ser,ian posi-.
ton under cover OF a heavy fog, but upon
bcln" discovered were attacked. and after
some sharp Fighting. driven back
The Scrvian~. according To- This report.
pursued the Bu'.arin~ - Siasiuji, where
the latter took a position i'm the trenches
n that place. IN attack Wa~ ,hcu made
for the purpose 81 di>Iod.in. the Bal
.%arian~, which lasted two hour~. alter
which the Scrylan> retired with an all
mittcd loss uf J0b men.
SERvI,N~ ~ I'M OFFENSIVE.
LONDON, November 2o.-Thc Scryians
have resumed the offensive before Sliy-
nitza. and a second time claim a com.
pIctc victory. Figh,iu. Of a san"uiuary
character j. still guin. ON. and the proia.
bility j. that the victory claimed j. tie
rcCaptUrc ot :hc ScVIIu lines from
which the Srvyian troops were driven
by Prince Alexander. Unofficial report,
from Bulgarian anil ScTvitn sources are
equally unreliable. both sides CiS'W'u.
victories. TIE press reports l-r,s Tia.
Scryiau columns ar checked in All d.rr,-
lions except in the Widd.n district, AMI
that the Official reports have enumerated
the los, OF lie II the minimum, the
carnage being fearful.
B%ULGNEIk~ IHooPs To ruU rE"NT.
LoSp"N, November 21.-Ba!raria g.
dcnudju% the Turkish frontier Of irpDps.
and &, -cnding all her available forces %
ihr frontier 81 combat lhr N-r,itu~. In,
public are allowed "a 20 H. tn a,pIt- rn
route 10 sny their relatives AM friends.
Many Of the villagers tramp Ion. d.
tauccs AMI wait az the Gcpots several
hours, and in some cases whole DAYS AMI
nights. ia ~Orlcrio see tiIciriricnl- ami CIV,
them flowers AMI presents. Prince ieNJn-
dcr'~ success before ~Sliyu.t,i ha- revived
the courage "i those going o. ihy front.
AMI they undergo extra ha.t~h!p~ with To-
mari able iortitusc. H. W1uY eases ;acy
AK compelled - march long distances IN
hart weather, and at night camp iu open
spaces, Whcr" they are shcltcrir>.. not
having even ordinary tents - protect
them from the weather.
\ prevails that an armi-jicc has
been agreed upon between Scryia and
Bulgaria.