The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-11-25
THE WAGES OF WAR.
Servia Receiving a Very Hard
Dru bling.
Prince Alexander Carrying Every
thing Before Him--Bad Man.
ag@ment the Cause.

LONDON, November 23.-As far as can be
Judged from the conflicting kilograms tne
situation at the seat of val is as follows:
Prince Alexander has held at bay the Mo-
ravia and Shumadia divisions, which were
advancing, via Radomir, and prevented
them from joining the Drinia and Danube
divisions. He has driven the latter back
from Dragoman. The Moravia n Shu'
NADIA divisions still hold their positions
and are probably commanded by King
Milan. The people of Belgrade are anx-
ious as to how the Servians will escape de-
feat. The Servian reverses are attributed
to the blunders made by the favorite oil
King Milan, who are in command.
FOREIGN INTERFERENCE.
A dispatch from Vienna to the Times says
that Russia and England have induced the
Porte to dispatch a note to Servla, coun-
selling King Milan to stop the war. Inc
5ervian wal reports are unreliable. All
correspondents are excluded from the
Servian lines except two Austrian cores
pondents, whose dispatches are cooked.
A LAST EFFoR
n l;..~4.L 70 tho 2ta n1o vi f-cr, Seae"-'
opposite Slivnitza, dated l O'Clock Mon.
day morning. says that King Milan ana
Premier Garchini had arrived at headquar-
tiers. The SerYian army was drawn up
facing the enemy and was preparing Tor a
final attempt to break through and force
it's way to Sofia.
A Belgrade dispatch dated Monday even
ing says that yesterdays dispatch from
Prot makes no mention OF the Bulgarlans
having Tsaribrod. The bombardment OF
Widden continued for an hour, without
any decisive result. The Bulgarians replied
vigorously to the Servian fire.
THE sERvIAN RETREAT.
A Belgrade dispatch to the Daily Iele,
gram says The Servians have evacuated
ali the positions hitherto occupied by
them. Dragoman, Bresnik, Perdnlk and
| Izyar are in the hands of the Bulgarians
| The Servians are still retreatlng. IL II
| stated that the Bulgarian cavalry has
occupied Isaribrod-
INDEPENDENT.
CoSsrANrINopLE, November 23.--Princ'
Alexander has requested the Porte to post
/ none sending q commissioner to Easter
Roumelia until the termination OF the war
He says that as a soldier he only pro
pose an armistice when within Servla'
Territory.
IN THE DRAGOMAN.
DARMsTADr, November 23.-Prince Alley
ander has sent a dispatch to his father
saying: 1--WE fought all Sunday, and spen
the night in the Dragoman heights, whicI
we carried by storm. The fighting contln
ues to-day IN the direction OF ~Isaribrod.'
BELGRADE, November 23.-An oficia
report says: King Milan has broueht III
main force into operation with the Drin'
and Moravia divisions, and that a declslv
attack on Slivnitza is imminent. AND !
also states that if King Milan is ~vlctorlou
he will agree to an armistice, so as to allo'
a conference of the Powers to settle tn
terms OF peace.
EVIDENT BAL MANAGEMENT.
BELGRADE, November 23.-King Mia
was forced to retreat by the failure OF tn
commisserial service. He will remain o
duty at the frontier until the arrival
General Leshyanins. Divisions OF reserve
end wounded soldiers have been arrlvln
continually since Sunday morning. Ever
available Vehicle is utilized for transports
ton purposes.
WIDDEN IN FLAMES.
LONDON, November pa telegram !rol
Sofia SAYS: The Servians bombarded VIC
den, and that the city is on fire.
WATCHING EVENTS
ATHENS, November 23-General Sapu1
dakie, commander OF the first army corp
which is encamped at Larressa, is waltln
orders to cross the frontier and advane
on Salonica. The Greeks in Lower Mac
donna are rising and forming a force
irregular troops.