The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-11-19
THE WAR.
Seryians AMI Bulgarians
Struggling for the Mastery.
PRICE ALEXANDER WOUNDED.
The Capture OF Widdiu-The servians
Apparently on The Win
Mug side
From the Seat of Var

LoNDoE, November 49, The Dahl
Nsws has dispatch from Sofia confirm
ing the report of the Bulgarian victory
The Servians lost ten guns and 81
horses, and it is estimated 3,0OO Servi
ans we're killed or wounded. The Bul
garians, on Tuesday. captured 300 Of
the Servian cavalry. The Bulgarians
have again repulsed the attacks or
Dragoman.
The Da III Telegragk says: It is al
most certain that Greece viii go to war,
A captain of tie Greek navy has started
for London to purchase men-of-war. A
dispatch from Sofa says: Troops are
arriving here from RoumeliR; %, 0OO
SerVians we're engaged yesterday near
SliYnitza while there were only 5000
Bulgarians in the engagement. There
was desperate fighting near Sliv-
nilza tod ". The Bulgarisns forced the
Servian right wing back at the point OF
the bayonet for several kilometres. with
great loss. It is reported that the Ser
VANS fired upon the Red Cross ambul-
ances.
A militia force from Widen has
made a successful inroad into SerVia,
retreatsd in disorder from Bulchino,
Smoltcha and Tuden.
The following Servian account is from
Tsaribrod: The Servians found the
Bulgarians in unexpected strength at
ShvnitZa. The Servians, after cOntinu-
Gus fighting for eighteen hours, are
slowly pressing Prince Alexander to-
wards Sofia, the Bulgarians disputing
every inch Thirty thousand Sery.ans
we're engaged in yesterdays fighting at
SlivnitZa A dispatch from Belgrade
says: Queen Natalie has received
4 telegram from Zaitchar, ANNOUNCING
the fall of the Widden. The same dis
patch SAYS q portion Of the Moravla
division, alter q severe fight, captured
RadOmder. Four hundred prisoners
have arrived at Belgrade from the front.
LONDON. November 1S.-Thirty thou
sand Seryians are engaged in UO-day's
at SiFnitZa. dispatch from
Bel grade says: Q leen Nata eceiyed a
telegram from ZdItchar a1auuncIng the
fall o. Widen. The same dispatch says,
q portion of the MOraVia division, after
severe fighting, captured Rsdmir. -Four
hundred pris ners have arrived at Bel
grade from the front.
SOFIA. November 1S.-A telegram
states that the Bulgarian troops have
1ecaptured Rresnik. and dispersed the
SeTvians. No fear is entertained al pre-
sent Tor the safety OF Sofa.
vienna, November 18.-The NelIe
Freie PrsSse has a report that Prince
has been wounded.
LONDON, November 1S.-fhe Times
says: II Is reported thai Turkey and
SeTvia have agreed to arrange cOndi-
tons OF peace after the capture of
Sofia. Tnrkev prefers strong Servia TO
strong Bulgaria. but also desires to save
Prince AlexanUec's pos ton as much as
possible. ServIa, likewise, does not
wish to personally humiIiate Prince
Alexander A dispatch from Iseri-
brod 10 the Standard says a
decisive attack was delayed until all
the ServIan columns had been coneen-
trated. 4 heavy csnnOnadings was
keptup throughout the day and several
sham attacks were made.
4 private telegram received at Bel
grade states that all the troops COM
prisiBg the Widen garrisons have
been taken prisoners.