Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-16
KING MILAN'S FIREBRAND
.,r EUROPE APPREHENSIVE
A''I AVER THE BALKAN WAR.

p,.r-Hr-K. Nov. 15.-The Russian con-
.,,Iba4 been ordered to hold himself in
ea,5ipess to leave with the archives of
h= lice.
steamer arrived here to-day with five
million cartridges. The soldiers of the
yo-opal Guard have been summoned to
1on their colors.
Prince Alexander has sent circular
The uowers in which be complains that
.to sarv!an agent in Bulgaria withheld
~ e.ebt hours the notification of Servia's
declaration Of war.
ALEXANDER INDIGNANT
Prince Alexander Indignantly denies
thai the Bulgarians violated the servian
f,or+ieT and declares that the Servians
ara solely blamable for the recent events
an tbe boundary. Great activity pre-
wills az PhilippopOlis. Trains filed
with soldiers singing patriotic songs are
Constantly leaving for the front. The
paopIe throughout the country manifest
graat euLhusias N. The troops are graft
fad engaging in warfare for the first
ttne without single foreigner in their
ranks. Bulgaria has decided to remain
F.. ON the defensive. She accepts the war
with calmness, knowing that Europe Will
acauit her of all blame.
TURKEYS AMBASSADOR TO LONDON.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-Rustem Pasha, for
& nprly Governor of Lebanon, has been ap-
A poinied Turkish Ambassador to London
Il in place Of Musurus Pasha, recalled.
BULGARIANs BETREATING.
Six battalions of the Servian infantry,
two batteries Of artillery and two squad
rons Of cavalry to-day attacked two bat
taIions of regular and irregular Bulga-
rian frooDs. The Bulqarians lost thirty
four Killed and wounded. The Servian
troops under Col. MichkOvitch occupied
Tzarbrod, sustaining small loss. Fifty
Bulgarians we're captured and sent to the
fortress at BELGRADE. Gen. TOpalavtch,
with the N0rava division, is operating
against Trnwa. Coils. MiohkOvitch and
Reneckv. commanding the Drina and
Shinnadja divisions, are advancing on
Drag0man Pass. Gen. Jowanovitch is in
command Of the Canule division, which
is held as a reserve force at Bella Palank.
Col. Diuknitcl is leading the Timok uivi-
sion against Belogradshik. Each division
consists Oi 20,000 men. King Milan before
the advan se commenced observed to Col.
Benecky tlat Sofia would be captured
within three days.
Prince Alexander arrived at Sofia this
morning. He was greeted with the ut
81 most enthusiasm by the populace. The
Bulgarian government has asked Turkey
81 for assistan31. Seryia will respect the
q rights of the Sultan in Bulgaria.
THE RESULT BEYOND PREDICTING.
The Standard. commenting on the out
break of hOstilities between Servia ana
Bulgaria, says: ''War has been kindled
n the Balkans. We see the beginning;
out no human intelligence can pretend to
set the limits to the area or TO the 1ntens-
ty Of the fire."
sERvIAs OBJECT.
IN an interview to-day the Servian min
ster IN this city said he believed that if
the Balkan conference desired to stop the
war be ween Servia and Bulgaria his gov
eminent would acquiesce after the cap
'ure OF Sofia. Seryia, he said, desired a
commercial treaty with Bulgaria and IA
cllues for trade with that country. She
also desired to annex that part Of Bull
CARA which the Servians occupied when
me Berlin conference met. SerVia, he
continued, did not intend the conquest of
bulgarla. and there was, therefore, no
reason why the powers should interfere.
lie dwelt upon the superiority of the rife
used by the Seryians over the weapon
possessed by the Bulgarians.
CHARGED TO SALISBURY.
The NeirS Insiders that the Marquis of
&hs0ury's y'sunfortunate utterances precip-
"a naed rbe conflict between Servia and
bulgaria. King Milan's conduct, It says,
W s an eVii omen for the Balkan States. II
dl the Balkan States had hailed the Bul-
saI!an union as step toward the eXpul-
81 son oi Turkish rule from Europe, they
would have acted wisely. The present
ggniusion is only likely to strengthen
Turkish officers on the Greek and
NNan frontiers have been instructed to
l5pel any attempt TO invade Turkish ter
".0ry without waiting for orders.
IA me custom house officers at Bourgas,
y Eastern Roumella, have been notified
utl henceiorth imports from Turkey
-i'l pay the same duties as imports from
VAer foreign countries.
a MILAN IN CHIEF COMMAND.
4 BELGRADE, Nov. 15.-A decree has
a issued, announcing that King Milan
w." nave chief command Of the Servian
.ls and appointing Gen. PetrOvitch
..tI 'i stan. Gen. JankOvitch, minister
Il "4.' has gone to Prot. II is repOred
-@. Aln8 Milan has telegraphed the En-
II IHW ol Austri9-Hungary that the adj
A ,slee of the Servians on Dragoman Pass
''' commenced.
TURKEYS LAST STRUGGLE.
9N>rANrINOPLE, Nov. l5.--Another
.4 .' a1 more battali0ns Of troops from
e MINOR to European Turkey believ-
T ''l lla final struggle OF the Turkish
lIe for existence is approaching.
Wt salisbury has telegraphCd Mir.
Ile British representative at
p.. 'iunoplo. instructions 10 assure the
llat England viii DO her utmost 10
si, lne Integrity of Turkey. The
"-7 OF the Balkan conference have
F, .lewupted owing 10 the illness OF
isI .l'unl, the Russian ambassador. II
iro'g...e 'd that majority OF the Turkish
4 rstIs lH pe Withdrawn from the ROu-
sa.,'Nu liontler and concentrated on the
wan frontier.
tf,'. osfuan minister here, in no.
fs The Sultan OF the
NJ, OF war between Ser
ns.'5i bulgaria. adheres to Seryia's for
ofn '.itdtion In favor Of restoration
in5 y. ''ilus quo ante and Of strengthen
'.utan's authority on the Balkans.
WAR BUsrLE AT sALoN1CA.
M, "h'NlcA, NOV. 15.-Unlimited prepar-
Troa,. loi war are being made here.
lsr. norses and guns are being om-
IN l9f lne Greek frontier. Business
-0 Guy is 40 standatil.
FRArEfclDAL STRUGGLE.
F. rov.'. FEERsBURG. Nov. ID Russian
rnltot 1iefs, both official and unofficial,
Bulg.. eohdemning the fratricidal servo
.'u war, and declare that Russia
and unable tOeit quietly while Bulgaria
'lt 'tlfla tnnr each ~ be-. 20 ,,fnoaa "