The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-26
F1kETGN NEWS.
THE LAST ATTEMPT.

4:so this afternoon.
F1kEIGN NEWS.
THE LAST ATTEMPT
VIENNA, Nov. IS. the Ssiyians bonn.
bArded Widdin the whole night long,
and at 0 o'clock this morning, after be-
ing strongly reinforced. they a.tess2ted
70 carry the city by assault, but weEe re-
pulsed after three honrs' sanguinary
fighting.
KING ALFONSO. OF ePAIN, DEAD.
Bulletin. Nov. 25, $50 D.
m. King Alfonso dead.
Bulletin.-LoNDoN, Nov. Is, 4:30 p.
ma dispatch has just been received a.
tho foreign office from Madrid stating
that King Alfonso died at O'Clock this
morning, OF consumption, accelerated by
dysenteTy.
WILD WITH GLADNEss
SOFIA, Nov. 24.-The city Is wild with
excitement over the news from the front
stating that Prince Alexander at the
head of the Balls arlan troops has follow.
ed up his Victories and Is driving the
Serviars slowly but surely from Bui-
garian territory. The last dispatch says
Heights of Tzaribrod and occupied the
city last evening. The Prince made a
| triumphant entry to the city and was
received with enthusiasm by the popu-
lace.
ON sERyIAN SOIL.
SOFIA, Nov. ~ The Servians attack
ed the Bulgarian center AZ 4 O'Clock this
afternoon. They were repulsed and re.
tired IN disorder, crossing the frontier al
8 O'Clock near Tsaribrod. The Servians
are now retiring from their positions at
I'm. The BulgsrIans have adYancedSt0
the frontier WiddIn is being shelled
by the Servians, but has not been set on
fire. The Bulgarian commander there
| prohibited the passage OF eight Austrian
tugs.
THE sERYIAN RETREAT.
BELGRADE. Nov. 24.-The Servians
| are continuing their retreat and the
| main body Is now in Servian territory.
The troops seem to be demoralized and
| since the capture of Tzarabrod by the
BulgaFlens, hey huve fallen back with
out resistance to the victorious Prince
Alexander. The Bulgsrians have occu-
pied all the positions recently held by
the SerYisus in Bulgaria and arc ad
v4ncinG TO the frontier. The Servian
headquarters are now at Pir0t. The
summoned for active duty. After com.
pleting the massing OF his army, King
Milan will head final attack on the
Bulgarians.
FOR THE WOUNDED.
VIENNA, Nov. "a The emperor of
Austria has donated $4,000 for the re-
lief OF the Servian wounded. He has
also given them one million cigarettes.
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.
LONDON, Nov. 81 "A dispatch from
Prot to the Standard says the ServiGns
are reiresling in great disorder and are
trying to make their way across The
frontier wherever they can. The de.
moraliZatlon of the men is complete, and
discipline is almost lost. The retreat
will involve terrible lose of life Bnd
great suffering.
A Belgrade dispatch Eaysfthe popI-
lace there are enraged at King Milan,
and that the name OF Prince Rsrageur-
gevis Ia on every lip.
EIEG MILAN TO ABDIcATE,
BELGRADE, Nov. 24.-Rlng milan hiss
decided 10 ahdicste the throne If neces-
sary. Austria will occupy Ssrvia in Or
deg 10 prevent the accession OF Prince
Karageurgevis.
NOW GO HANG YOURSELF.
BELaRADE, EnY. 25.-It Is officially
a. AOSASC0 tbob AtOE OAlAn1 I00 oNCCPb-
cd the arm;stice proposed by the powers.
AUSTRIA AND GERMANY FOR PEACE.
LONDON, Nov. a3.-The Standzrd's
Vferna correspondent says that Austris
teari"S or the position OF King Milan,
hrs Joined &c many in urging Turkey
To il tervOne.
AID TO sERvIANs,
BELGRADE, Nov. 23.-ScbscriptIon
lis.s have been opened throughout Aus
tria and Hungary in aid o: the Servians.
Liberal responses are berg made to the
appeals for help. There are 900 wound
ed men at Prot.
ANXIOUS FOR PEACE.
BELGRADE, Nov, a. The Austrian
minister here visited Queen Natalie
yesterday. It is reported that he Is urg-
ing the government to accept Prince
AleXanueT's offer of an aTmistice,
ONWARD TO MaNDALAT.
RANGooN, Nov. 23.-The British ex-
pedItionary force has reached Selemeyo
without meeting with opposition from
The Burmese troops
ON TO NANDALAY.
RANeooN, Nov. 90 The British ex-
peditiopary force las reached Mingyore
without opposition. King ThebS@ hes
issued another proclamation ordering
250, 900 troops to be held in readiness
for action.
RELIGIOUS ZEAL.
BOMBAY, Nov. GA serious religious
riot took place yesterday az BrOach.
One Engl.sh official was killed and
three were wounded Five at the riot
ess were shot by the police.
No NEWS IS BAD NEWS.
CALCUTTA, Nov. % The official and
press kilograms from Burmah have been
stopped, the reason is unknown here.
GoNR TO PIECES.
LONDON, Nov. 90. - The Steamer
Iberian wnich went on shore Saturday
Dumanus Bay, has broken up, and her
cargo Is drifting. a boat containing
fourteen men belonging to the steamer Is
missing. Tugs have gone in search of
it.
COMMANDMENT OF wlDDEN,
LONDON, Nov. ga telegram from
Sofa says that the Servians have bonn
bardef Widen and the city Is on fire,
WILL FIGHT FIRST AND SETTLE AFTER
WARDS.
BELGnADE, Noy. a3.-An official re.
port says: KING Milen has brought his
main force Into operation with the Drlna
and MorayiB divisions, aud that decia
i've attack on SliVniizs Is imminent Il
also states that II knIug Is victorious, he
will agree TO an aTmistice 30 as to allow
q conference OF the powers 70 settle the
terms Of peace
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