The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-26
EnrERoR wILlIAaf SPEAKS.

lows: The pope's mediation is expected
10 settle the Car0hnes question in
manner CORES pondlng to the friendly
relations existing between Spain aud
Germany, TIE foreign relations of
Germany ars peaceful and friendly
with all SGtIuRs. The emperor
confidently hopes that the Balkan coa-
Il ct will not disturb the peace OF Eu-
rope, aud trusts that signefs of the Der.
lin tyesiy viii succeed Ia securing re-
et,ect Tor the treaties By the people rem
aeryd iadepeRdent by them. The empes-
or sad he WAS animated BY condolences
that Code blessing in the future as in
the past will be granted TO Germany's
efforts to man.aln peace,
REvIvING COURAGE.
| LONDON, Nov. 19-Bulgaria is dehrd-
/ ing the Turkish frontier Of troops and IS
sendinS all her availabie forces to tha
tTon,ier 20 combat the Servians The
| public are allowed TO so 10 the depot en-
| route to see relatives and friends. Many
ot the Villsgers tramp long distances
| and wait at the Depot several hours. and
III some cases whole days and nights in
order to see their friends snd
| give them flowers aad presents. Prince
| AlexaudeT's success before Slivnitza has
! revived the c0ursge of those going TO the
front. and they undergo the extreme
harGships with remarkable foriitude.
Ia many casts they are compelled TO
march long distances in bad weather
and at night camp in open spaces where
they are shelterless, not having even or
binary tents TO project them from tho
weather.
TURKEY PREPARING.
SALoHlcA, Nov. 20.-TuTkish troops
aud batteries of artillery are continually
| arriving here and the authorities ara
maintaining The greatest secIecy as to the
numerical force, The strength, the mum
Der OF guns aud the movement OF vas:
army psing massed in this vicinity.
COURT MARTIALED.
TzARBR0D, Nov. 30. General Jovans.
witch has been tiled by court martial
aud dismissed from his command for
his failure 10 execute The orders given
. him PRIOR 10 the repuise before Slivis
nitza. \ council ot war is now discuss
. iuS The sltuztton of affairs at the Front.
ATTACK REPULaED.
VIENNA, Nov. 2D-Ihe Bulgarians
yesterday succeeded In TePeliing the
T SerVian attacks Ia the direction of Wild
den.
) 60 SLOW, BISMARCK.
FLKNFBURG, Prussia, Nov. 20.-A
German American named Thielman, Q
| locksmith, has been expelled from this
: place by the authorities.
2 LIVE TuRENTJSNKD.
} Kelley has sought police protection in
] Ihis city, alleging Ihat the Fenlsns had
|. | Threatened HIM With death unless he shot
j ex-Crown Solicitor Bolton, who secured
|. The conviction of many Of their friends
: for various offenses
Il THE TABLES TURNED.
/, LONDON, Nov. 29-Dt spatches recei,.
e ed mere stale that the SeIvIans have be-
9 come dispirIted over The recent reveTses.
e Bulgarians On the other hand have been
| aroused to the highest pitch of enthuei
]. ssm by the example OF Prince AlexAn
n der and the victories gained under his
leadership. They have gradually driven
back the Servian advance line until the
Bulgarian forward line of entertainments
10 within . mile oil the Drsgoman wi.
lsge. In the hRhung yesterday, the
e SerVian loss Was 800 killed and wound
Ia ed. One OF Prince Alexander's aids was
b killed during Yesterdays engagement.
10 WILL TRY IT AGAIN TO MORROW.
BELGRADE, Nv GA Szrvlan Uffl-
clnl dispatch from ZanbTod says: he
= SsIvlan Tepulse at Snvnitza Is atltib-
4 nted t. the action oi Genera: JovaniIch.
commander OF the Daaube division, who
made several tactical mIslakes, and
IsIled t. txt cute certain strategic move
mems. -Four divisions Of SeTylans have
now been concentrated beyond Drago-
man, and will Renew the attack on The
] ! Buigarlans defending at Slivnltza to-
! moFIow General 1opaioyitch, CON-
n handing the right wing of the SeTvlan
. army, is enIrenched within q few hourA'
march of Sofia.
sRRvIAN REVERSE.
, BELGRADE, NV. 19.-An account from
TzarLrou, the SeIvIan headquarters, of
the battle yesterday before SIlvnIiEa
states that The SeIvIaps were unable to
bring their full strength into action and
were thus defea ted and compelled to
withdraw To Oragomen pass. The juno
; ton OF the Danube and ShumaliR dlvi-
L siuns with the second class reserves will
u be completed to-day. This will bring
7, forty eight more battalions Of infantry
l. Into acIIon together.
is BULGARIANs BAYOHETTED.
J BRUSSELS, Nov. 19.-The Inde-
peudence Beige day publishes q dis
q patch from its correspondent 81 sofia
q stating that the SeTvIEnS attacked the
= Third bulgarian regiment escDrung an
9 tmbulance train ana bsyoDe,ted the
?. Woundt soldiers in ambuiances the
d corresp indent also states that Prince
8, Alexsn Ter submits 10 The terms Of the
o sultan, embodied in The la,ieF's EepiS to
0 the princes appeal for help AID begs
Il the sultan To aid HIM At once.
q THE BALKAN CONFERENCE
d CoNsTAE9INoPLE, Nov l9-Hhe sit
d lasted five hours. A marked approach
l. 10 accord was shown, the British repre-
a sentative especially yielding for the put.
= lose of attaining harmony.
q HEAVY LOSSES
l. SKlEL.IN, Nov i9-RelIeble reports
y rt ceived here state that the Servian loss
Q nj SltvinlIZB Yesterday vas three tImes
d greater than glveH In the Official accounts
Il and actually exceeded tie previous total
9 loss since the outbreak OF hostilItIes.
a Prince Alexander was in tine thick of
g The bsttle from 6eslnEing to end. The
b Servians noticed he frat rode white
:. horse and aFierwaTd brown horse. It
i is believed that the white horse was shot
d from under him.
CONTRADICTORY
II LONDON, Nov. 10 British Consul
l Lascelles, who is at Belgrade, and who
Y keeps Lord Salisbury iufoFmed CT every
q thing in connection with the wsr, makes
c nc mention OF the reported capture OF
u / Widen by the SeTyiaus. II Is therefore
S helieFed IhRt the BulRafians still hold
: Widen 1t is noteworthy that almost
! all war accounts so far have emanaled
from SeTVIan sources, the SeTyian au-
e thoritIes forbidding war correspondents
7 10 accompany the ServisD forces.
TIE BRIDisH ADVANCE.
, RANeooN, Nov. 1o-6en. Prsndsr.
gssf. commandfng the British expedf-
. tionary force, has strongly RaFrIsonsd
|. the town of MiHhis, which he captured
from the Burmese. He expects 10 reach
: Mandslsy on Tuefday next.
A sERvIAN STORY.
vienna, Nov. f9.-An official SeIyfaa
report received here this evening says;
The account teiegrsphed yesterday that
: | the seTVtsp troops menseiBg Sliginifza
were Tepulsed by the Bulgsrians under
the Immediate commsDd of Prince Alex.
ander are false. The Bulgaxlane sue
ceeded In approaching the SeFTfaa posI.
lions under cover of a heavy fog, bnt
after sharp ARhiinR were repnlsed. Ths
Ser7ls5s drove the BnigsrIans 70 the
Slayingi entertainments and in the
whole engagement 900 men we're killed
and wounded. A accommodating force
sent ous ia the dire ctiOn of SIav5nef
| skirmished for two tours with the Buls
gzrians aDd then retired within the Ser
| Wan lines
SOFIA, Nov 2o-Further partlcuIars
o. yeetefdsy 'sbatlle are as foliows: The
right wing of t@e bulgarian army sd-
yanced hnd auacxed the SerTian posi.
lions between SlIvnitzs and DfaRomen.
Tue Bulgarian Center so3n foiIowed end
Inc nghttHg became general. The Bull
gsTisns, being unable 10 rous the Ser
Vlaos the Bulgarian lett about nooa
also advanced anu assumed the f@nsfve.
An obsti1aie battle ensued lasting all the
afternoon The BulgaFians fouehl des.
perately and finally compelled the Ser
VANS 10 return TO Dragoman, Bulgafians
holding all the roads leading there ia
Ehe latter LOST AGO prisoners iucIndtno
seyeraI ohieere. Up TO noon there hss
been 20 further fighting, The Bulgarfans
ceemiaR IL prudent cot 10 attack st pres
enI the 5erglsns a. Dragoman which has
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