Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
THRILLING skIRMIsHEs
Take Place Yesterday While the
Opposing Forces Are
WAITING FOR RElNFoacEMsNTs.
SeNisn Preparations for Powerful Move
But With Small Hopes
OF a Victory.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

! bkLGkAnE, November sS.-Dnly timing
skirmishes took place to-day between the
Servians and Bslgsriapa - both sidAs srs
awaiting reinforcemerts.
The servians are preparing ior power
ful movement prior to an attack By infant
~ on SlivnitrA Hopes Of final victory are
tadirg, snd there is much depression. For
eign Intervention is eagerly hoped for. On
sceoun, Of the strength Of the forts .; sliv.
nitEa and their obstinate resistance, the
Servians call tha, town "Plevuie,A" or
Little Plerna"
The foreign diplomatic representatives
here are OF the opinion that the powers are
about TO intervene between Servia and Bal.
garia, believing tbs, 10th .ides have suffer
ed enough while the results are iadeci,irs.
Austria alone hesitates.
AN ATTACK NNIXENr.
BELGRADE, November 23.-An oaicial
report says that King Milan has broush,
his nsin force into operation With the
Drins and Morava divisions, and that q
decisive attack on Shvni,za is imminent.
1t also states that II King Milan 10 VIC
tcFious, be will agree TO an armistice. 20
as TO allow the conference OF the Powers
to settle the terms Of peace.
ALENiSpERs IxIri,Ls REMOVED.
ST. PETERsBURG, November % The
movAl OF the initials OF the Prince AleIau.
der, OF Bulgaria, from the officers epaulsts
OF the Thirteenth Rife Bs,Sllion, has been
decreed Prince Alexander was honorary
colonel OF the bst,allicn aud his name was
excluded from the rolls OF the Russian
army, by order Of the Car. The battalion
was known as the Thirteenth Rife Ba,tall-
ion OF his highness Prince BGlgorsky, and
is now simply tie Thirteenth Rife BS,tAY.
ion.
sERyIANs BoNBARD wIDDiS.
LoSDox, November ga Telegram
from Sofa says TIA, the Servians have
bonbarded Widdin. ard that the city is
on Gre.
sERyIGSs RETIKIYG.
Loxpoy, November IA dispatch
rom Belgrade TO the Telegraph says: The
Seryians have evacuated all the pcsitions
hitherto occupied by them. DrsgonAn,
Bresnik. PerniX and lzvar are in The hands
OF the Bulgsrians The ServiGns are srll
retiring. Ii is stated tha. the Bulgarian
cavalry have occupied lzsnbrad.
BRITISH TRLpE.
LoyDoS, November 23.-MArk Lane
Express in its weekly review OF British
grain trade says the clear weather has
favored wheat sowing. The trade shows
no material change. Sales Of English
wheat during the past week were 5s,O96
quarters a. 30j against c., ,GG3 quarters a,
3l5 during the corresponding week last
year. Foreign NheAts are sluggish ~ith
trade in cArgoes duller. There we're four
arrivals and two sales Three cargoea
were Withdrawn and three remained
Trade forward is in q coma,ose condition.
Flour s rather lower. AZ io-days matet
there vas q small attendance. Only . lii.
tie business was done in wheat, American
corn weaker. Beans pence cheaper
mrs. WELDON GETs l.000rouEps.
LoxDoS, November 23.-Tbe trial o, The
action for Gble, brooekt By Nra Weldon.
against Sir Henry Bs,he. wss concluded
today, damages 10 the amount OF 1000
pounds and costs being rendered 10 her
behalf.
THE British EIPEDiTIoS 10 EuksAB.
R,xGOoS, November 23.-The British
expedition 10 Barnsh is in excellent
hehl,b. The wounded are doing well.
Captured forces are strongly gArIisoneds
Wounded Burmese who have been cap
tured are bsiDg taken are of 10 IN Eng
iish bospitsl. The villsE srs are returning
to their homes j, lie denied ths; press tel
grams have been stopped Desps,cba
have be, delayed il is explained, because
Of the detective coD3ilioa Of telegraph
Eires.
CBCRcHILL's FEsISBE CAMPAIGN.
LONDON, November 23.-Ths greatest
pertonsl interest o. Aths whois electoral
feld centres in the ca te,t ., Birmingham
between Bright and I,ord Randolph
Churchill, which will be decided io-morrov.
The Dschess Of Marlborough ard Lady
Churchill, who 10 the daughter Of Leonard
Jerome, Of New York, at the head o; 300
primrose danes, have been making house
10 house Canvass on behalf Of Lord Ran
dolph. Each lady 10 responsible for
the section district and returns the mum.
Der Of promised yo;a The central
ladies committee. Duekes and
Lady Churchill during their
progress through the streets, we're greeted
with cheers BY Radicals. Lady Church.
IL says she has visited the poorest houses
in Birmingham. has encountered the
rougkest people, and With one exception,
has been received With the greatest eo7F.
tesy. She also addressed the wc.rmsn in
the principal factories. Lord Randolph
10 slso candidate for Padiington, where
be is certain to be Greeessful Bright,
in his speeches. reflrs b1mcr.
ouslJ 70 the "Primrote Campaign"
An End 10 Bone serapinE.