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Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 97, 22 October 1908, Page 5

Press Assn.— By telegraph— Copyright, ' VIENNA, yesterday. The Austrian, authorities have again forcibly detained and searched M, Vukolitoh, the Montenegrin envoy-ex-traordinary, wtio was proceeding oe a mission to 'the King of Servia- After seven hours Baron AehrentliaJ telegraplied orders for his release. M; -vukolitch received an ovation on entering Belgrade. m ■■.:■ King Edwand, replying; to the Emperj»r - Francis Josef's notification 61 atinexation of Bosnia-Herzegofina; •reiterated assurances of sinctere friendship. :« ..,> BELGRADE, yesterday. King Peter upbraided the Cro/W'n Prinze f<ir his 'intemperate, provbcationss against Austria. " r . I'he Prince tried* to strike his father, and then rushed to a mass meeting of. citizens, in. Belgrade, declaring that th© King must not "be allowed to be an impediment to Servia's freedom. . v . -'-'•_ The •'. Athens correspondent of- the Central l^ews. states that in an. encounter between tlie Turkish and' Bulgarian troops at Djoitronanza 70 Bulgarians and 10 Turks w^ero kMled: It is rumored that a Bulgarian band, attempting to enter Turkey, near Polanka, 'were annihilated.