The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-17
FROM FOREIGN glGlDS.
GRIM vlsAeg WAR IN THE EAST.
a War Kindled in the balkans Which
May IRnaIne the Entire East-The
Servians FLUSHED with the
First victory-A Panic
On tbs Copenhagen.
The war Il tho East

The War IL tho East
ExoELLENr WEATHER FOR THE
sCAMPAIeN.
LONDON, Nov. le.-rho weather is
solsndid for the campsiga in Bulga.
ris, hat tho troops suhsr from cold az
night owing to inadequate cover.
OPINION OF THE sERvIAN MINISTER.
In an Interview fecs day the Ser
Wan minister sajd ho Believed if the
Balkan conference desired 20 atop tho
way between Sorvia aud Bulgaria bic
government would Sequiesce. After
the capture Of S iis, Servia, he said,
dssred commercial treaty with Bull
Geria and facilities TOR trade with that
country. She alsO deaired 10 annex
that part oi Bul sHTis which Sarvla 90
cupied whsu the Berlin conference
mot. aServie," no coutiHuad, "did not
iutsnd tho conquest Of Bulgaria, and
there was, there ore, 10 reHSOa why
the powers should interiors;" lie
dvelt uron the superiority OF the
rihs used by She Ssrvians over the
weapon possessed by the Bulssrians.
sERVIAN VICTORY CONFIRMED.
LoEDoN, Nov, l6 ---l5ls reported thst
the SeTvigns have captured Adleeh.
k4ular. This report curront Saturday
night that they i,sa captured rein, is
revived. Il is saie both places wero
taken alter brief h2nd to.hana airug-
| gle.
YESTERDAYS BATTLE.
BELaRApE, Nov. l6.-A,ter dsspsr.
ate fghting Yesterday tho SerVian
troops occupied positions at Rsptcha.
| The Cages on both sides vera heavy.
| This victory enabled tho Seryians TO
turn tho very difficult mud rocky
| gerEe Of DragOmau Pass, aud She Bui-
garianS aitsr Z gallant resistance, re-
irastedto Sliviplza. Hero ca Import
ant engagement IS expected to rake
place today, which win probably de,
edo the fate OF Sofia. (Che direct
road TO Sn1e passes through Tsari-
brad and Dssgomsn Pass.
BULdARIANs DRIVEN from THEIR EN-
TRENcHMENTs.
Colonel Djukuitch, commanding
the Timok Nivls'0a, Drove she Bul-
geriRns from their eutrsnchlnens nt
hiela and cNpturod $50 prisoners.
The tot&i SorviSn iosg ia 9 officers an6
80 men killed aud G01 woundaS. Tao
CEiciai report from Colonel BoDecky
says: "Aftsr brilliant ohsrgaa ths
S.rviaNs carried iour Bulgarian re-
NpA'safN W. OAA't E1i thfA q. tJDiGDtl
Djub mich, with the IimQE division,
has taken Kiels. Tia Sergian troops
continue advancing everywhere, nad
hsve captured 400 pri onefa. The SsY-
visns heve lost go wounded and so
Killed. 4 great battle is now boing
fought in tae digsotiua OG DrazOman
Pass, CHE latter probably refers TO
| tho tight ri R2itscha.)
MARCH ING OK HEFIA
IL iS reported from tho front that the
SsrvinDs, having returned from Dreg-
oman Pass, are COW gnarchingon Sotls.
TURKEY WILL NOT INTERFERE.
PARIS, Nov. 1S.-rhe journal des
Debats' ConsrantiHople correspondents
says Turkey has refused to interfere
between Sorvia and Bulgaria.
RErREArING DoaGEpBY.
fERoT, Nov. 1.-the Bulgarian
troops arc making an obstinate retreat
slenR Tho whols limo. Five hun
dred Bulgarisns have bean
taken Priaouers. The Serylnn
telegraph officials have been forbidden
by th9is govern meat to accept fcom
forelgn war correspondents dispatches
relating 10 tho movements OF tho army.
TO FIGHT TO THB BITTER END.
soFIA, NoY. l6 -.PriBce Alexander
left for Slivnitza 10 assume tho COM
mapd OF The s,my. A. iorcs of BulgR-
rigns from Widdin has crossed TImOk
river add entared S.rvil, and III
now attacking NegOtine. Bulgaria has
resolved to fight 80 the
bitter end. Princo Alexander
has implnreG tho porte
for assistance, pointing cut thar the
sultan Is suzerain over Bulgaria, and
that ire Ae1vians arS almost at tho
gates Of Sofia.
SHIPMENT OF CARTRIDGES.
LONDON, Nov l6,--ls ia reported that
ShqOOOOO cartlidge' havo been ship
ped FROM Odessa Tor Varue.