The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-11-21
D%ISHEARTENED SERVIANS.
They Propose to Renew Their
Attacks To-Day.
AIDE Il KILLED.
All Sorts of Rumors in Circulation as
to the Prospects Of an
Armistice.

LONDON, November 2O.-Dispatches re-
ceived here state that the Servians have
become dispirited over their recent reverses.
The B%ulgarians. on the other hand, v
been aroused to the highest pitch OF en-
thusiasm by the example OF Prince Alexan-
der and the victories gained under MS
leadership. They have gradually driven
back the Servians' advance line until the
Bulgarian forward line of entertainments
is within a mile OF Dragoman village. IN
the.fghting yesterday, the Servian loss was
eight hundred men killed and wounded.
One OF Prince Alexander's aides was killed
during yesterdays engagement. The bul,
~garians yesterday repulsed the SerVlans
attack in the direction of Widden.
b. PANIC STRICKEN sERvIANs.
The official admissions from Belgrade
show that a panic exists there. The siege
of Widden has been raised and General
Loschjanin, who, with his division, has
been carrying on the siege, is O marching
to assist King Milan.
THE LATEST ADVICE.
The Times has advicea, stating that King
Milan's advisors counsel him to propose
immediate peace, whether Sofia be cap
tured or not, and that a treaty OF peace
will probably be arranged next.
THE BALKAN CONFERENCE.
The Standards Vienna correspondent
saws that some of the Powers, including
| Austria, oppose Turkish meditation, ant
| insist that the conference at COnstantlnOplt
| decide the Balkan question.
GREECE's PERFORMANCES.
A dispatch from Paris to the Times says
| Greece is expected to open hostilities by
means OF a naval exploit next Thursday.
IIavJNH CnEJA
Prince Alexander has ordered the re
moval of the State archives from the treas
ury at Sofia to a place OF gafety. Ihey
will probably be taken to Shumla. Th'
] Consuls at Sofa are removing their paper
to Rustchuk and elsewhere.
AGENERALD DISMISSED.
T~sAR1BRop, November 2O.-General 10
yanovitch has been tried by a court mar
tial and dismissed from his command 10
the failure to execute the order given hin
prior to the repulse before Stivnitza.
council of war is now discussing the situa
ton of affairs at the front.
A BLuNDERs MADE.
BELGRADE, November 2O.-A Servian off
cial dispatch from Tsaribrod says: In
Servian repulse at Stivnitza is attribute
:. The action OF General Govanlvltch, CON
m.iIder OF the Danube DIVISION, who MAD
several tactical mistakes and failed to *
cute certain strategic movements. In
four divisions of the Servian army bav
now been concentrated just beyond bragg
man. and will renew the attack on the Blu
garians defending Stivnitza tomorrow
General Topatovitch. commanding tn
right wing of the Servian army, is Ell
trenched within a few hours march {
Sofia.
AN ARMISTICE~
The rumor prevails here that Prime
Alexander has proposed an armistice.
MAssING HER TROOPS.
SALoN1cA, November 2O.-Turkish trool
and batteries OF artillery are continual
arriving here and the authorities are mall
tanning the greatest secrecy in regard I
the numerical strength OF the forces, tt
number of guns and the eventual NOV
ments of the large army now being masse
in this vicinity.
BACK TO FIRST PRINCIPLES.
CoNsTANT1NopLE November Colt is r
ported that the privy council has decide
to send Djeval Pasha to Philippopolls {
temporary Governor Of Eastern Roumeil
This is virtually restoring the status ql
ante.
>, E NAVIGATION.
) VIENNA, November 2O.-The Danube MAJ
CATION Company has issued a notice Tn
traffic is open on the river. The comman
ant at Widden has received the order sto
ping navigation at that point.