Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-26
MILAN,s CRusHING pEFEAT.
The Powers Order the Belligerants to
suspend II osti lilies.

suspend ii osti lilies.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-The Bulgarian
losses So far in the campaign are 200 dead
and 1000 wounded. OF the latter there
are $50 severely injured.
wIDDIN SUCCESSFULLY DEFENDED.
VIENNA, Nov. %. The Servians bonn
barded WIddin the whole night long, and
at Is O'CLOCK this morning, alter being
strongly reinforced. attempted to carry
the city bv assault, but were repulsed
after three hours sanguinary fighting.
Emperor Francis Joseph returned yes
terday from Hungary, and presided at
the meeting OF the Cabinet which was
called in connection with the SerVian
rout.
AUsTRIA's MILITARY ACTIVITY.
CATrARo. Nov. 25.-The Austrian gov
eminent is concentrating troops at Her
zegoyina. one regiment from lower
Austria, one from upper Austria, and one
from Hungary, have gone TO Bosnia, wa
SlavOnia. The whole force is TO form a
military Gordon on the frontier Of Bosnia
and HERZEGOVINA. The Montenegrin OIL
cial gazette to-day hints that, il Prince
Alexander attempts to execute his
ALLEGED threat To annihilate the Servians,
NJ ontenegro will not remain an indlt-
ierent spectator.
MILAN PROPOSES PEACE.
SOFIA, Nov. 25.-Kng Milan sent a
message under flag of truce TO the Bull
garian advanced line proposing peace, at
the request OF the powers. The Bulgarian
commander sent the message TO Prince
Alexander. The latter decl ned to accept
the proposition, on the ground that Bulga-
ria mad not received such a request from
the powers. Prince Alexander refuses to
consiSer The peace proposal until the Ser
vians have evacuated the Widdin district,
and the amount Of war indemnity pay
able by Servia to Bulgar has been fixed.
The Servians renewed the attack on
Widdin this afternoon without success.
KING MILAN ACCEPTS THE ARMIsTICE.
BELGRADE. Nov. 25.-It is officially an
nOunced that King Milan has accepted
the armistlce proposed by the powers.
THE WAR CONSIDERED OVER.
King Milan has returned to this city.
The war is considered to be over. The
order summoning the Landstrum tor &C
tive service has been countermanded.
THE PORTE VERY UNEASY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 25,-The Porte
fears that Austrian occupation OF Ser
via, in the event of a revolution in that
Will ltdu " hubbldu dCJlO0 III
Bulgaria. The fact that Russia is mass
ing large force in Bess ,rabia, and that
Austria is making some war preparations
in Bosnia, causes the utmost uneasiness
in diplomatic circles in this city, and it is
believed that Prince Alexander will now
decline to relinquish control Of Eastern
Roumelia. Consequently pacific solu-
tion Of the Balkan question is increasing
ly difficult.
The Porte is negotiating with Baron
Hirsch for loan OF $500, 900.
ORDERED TO STOP FIGHTING.
LONDON, Nov. %, 3 A. M.-The powers
have instructed Prince Alexander OF Bull
garia to agree to an armisnce.
King Milan has given an order to his
troops to cease hOstilities.
AUSTRIA NOT TO OCCUPY sERvIA.
LONDON, Nov. 26, A. M.-The Times
correspondent at Vienna has been re-
quested to deny the report that Austria
intends 70 occupy Servia.
1t is reported at Vienna, to-day, that
the Bulgarians have crossed the frontier
and captured Muehlenberg, destroying
the Servlan ramparts.