New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-11

roaysed troops on the Champ de Mars
yesterday afternoon.
The situation at Berana is serious
The troops In the garrison are defenu-
ing the town against the Montenegrins'
and a sanguinary engagement Is pro-
ceeding.
The Servian army will not operate
separately against the Turks. accord
ing TO a Vienna dispatch to The
Times" but is marching through 10
join the Bulgarian forces in accordance
with the plan for joint action.
From Sofia the correspondent OF Inc
Times" telegraphs that there is little
doubt that King Nicholas crossed the
Rubicon entirely on his own initiative
and that the adventure is not approved
by rejecting people there.
The Crown Prince of the Hellenes,
says an Athens dispatch, will leave on
Saturday for the front in the capacity
Of commander in chief.
A. Cettinje dispatch says that the
"Oficial Gazette" for which King
Nicholas often writes, published an
article declaring that the government
and the people are determined to draw
a new map of Montenegro in blood.
esIt is reported from Uskub that the
Servian. merchants there are closing
their business and leaving the country
2 Uskub reports state that the Ser
,vians opened fire yesterday on Turkish
attachments which were engaged In
terrifying frontier posts. Fighting be-
tween Servians and irregulars con-
tinpes.
According to Die Zeit." of Vienna
Servia has already delivered her ulti-
matum to Turkey, but this has not
been confirmed.
constantinople is in favor of war al
any price. Thousands of students
armed with revolvers have been dem
onstrating as a protest against the
governments promise of reform in IA
cedonia.
>Porte clamoring for war and broke the
windows of the Grand Vizier's palace.
The powers to-day presented a col
elective note inviting Turkey to discuss
: "a scheme for reforms in Macedonia
1t appears, however, that while diplo-
/ sf1faey rs trying 10 arrange the matter
ueacefully, guns.will decideit for them
Fresh Bulgarian attacks on Turkish
frontier towns are reported tonight
and the opinion is growing that the
opposing parties are using diplomatic
DELAYS only to concentrate their forces
in readiness for the inevitable out
break.
The "Frankfurter Zeitung" publishes
q sensational report that Greece Will
withdraw from the Balkan agreement
and demobilize, but this is hardly
credited here. Both Greece and Tur-
key are trying to purchase the Chinese
cruiser Chao-Ho, recently built al
Newcastle.
Heavy losses were inflicted by the
Turkish troops on band of Greeks
numbering 1000 men, who to-day at
tackled a Turkish frontier post near
Dhisikata. They were driven back
over the frontier, according to news
agency dispatch from Salonica.
A skirmish between armed Bull"
garian peasants and Turkish frontier
guards occurred on Tuesday at Youie-
tepe, near Kirk-Kilisseh, 70 the north
east of Adrianople,' according to dis
patch to "The Daily Mail" Fifteen
Turkish soldiers were wounded The
commanding officer at Kirk-Kilisseh
has been ordered to take measures to
prevent further attacks
~ The Russian aviatOrs arrived in So
"a to-day TO operate with the Bull
garian forces, according to news
agency dispatch from, the Bulgarian
capital.