The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-30
CONFLICTING Reports In Regard TO the
TurkO.Serylan Contest
intelligence from Captain Nayes, Com,
mander Of the Arctic Expedition up to
the 18th Of luly william Tweed.
Junior, Turns Up Uuder the
name OF Sands Election Of
Lord Mayorof London. f.'l
The Servians Attack the Turktsh
Army Ia Front, Rear ANA Left Flank,
ANA Have u en- the do.

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BELGRADE, September 29.--The Ser
Wan forces under Gen erals Tchernayef
aud Papoyich, simultaneously attack e,
the Turks Thursday morning, ant
drove them beyond the Tesckitga
During the engagement the Seryial
artillery fired seven caissons of gun
powder in the Turkish ammunition
depot. The explosion caused u fearful
havoc among the Turks. Genera
Hervatovich made flank movement
and occupied the heights in the rear {
the Turkish position. II Is stated tn,
Turkish army Is now threatened OF
three sides, namely: General Tcher
anyetf, with the bulk Of the Sery Ian
army, threatens their front; Genera
Papovich their left wing, and Genera
Hervatovioh their rear. The flghtinl
lasted I'LL late last night, and was re-
sumed this morning. 's"
| wv A'N w" Hs0of WV ~
| SInith sound. .1i a.
LONDON, September M.--The admi
rally has u letter from Allen Young
commander Of the steamer Pander, 60
ing Via Vertigo to Smith Sound /,
bsing to Englanda dispatch deposite,
there by the Arctic expedition unde
Captain Naves. IL announces his ar
rival ut upper Navik on the 18th O.
July. He reports all well on board
and says he would proceed northwart
on the 10th of July. The winds durin,
the summer had been from the south
ward, and were, therefore, not caleu
lated to clear leo from Melville bay
hut ~ far as visible from the shiI
Navik was clear. Theae was no news
from the Arctic expedition.
Heavy Cnnnonading at AIexanitx.
A dispatch from Mich, dated yester.
day, says since the morning OF the
2ith instant, there Inns been con tinuo us
and heavy cannonading in the direc
ton of Alexanitz.
Sands Turns out to be william Tweed
Junior.
The Anglo. American Times saysth,
man who, at The time Of Tweed's de
parture from Vigo was stopping ut th,
hotel there, under the name OF Sands
turned out to be William Tweed, jr.
M Thomas white Elected Lord Mayo,
Of london Resignation OF MIR. wad.
Sir Thomas White, n member OF the
board of alderman for the ward Of
Postsollen was to-day elected Lord
Mayor Of London. According 10 thu
general opinion Thomas Owden, d
Bishopgate, would have been chosen
but the state Of his health precludet
him from taking the Office. tu.ia an. |
The Pail Mall Gazette says privat,
telegram received In London statel
that Mr.. Wade, British Minister Il
China and the Chinese Grand Secre
tary, has resigned. ~,
Montenegro aud servia Will Not Re
new the suspension Of Possibilities.
VIENNA, September 29.-Genera
Suinarakoff the czar's aid-de-camp
will pass through Belgrade Oh bis re.
turn TO Russia and have an interview
with Prince Milan. 1t Ii. reportet
Montenegro has sent note, identica
with Servla's, refusing to renew til,
suspension of hostilities. Count An
drassa has notified the Servian govern
ment that the Austrian consul vii
quit Belgrade If Prince Milan accept
the royal title. oa'is % mii r." siet
The Royal Title of Milan Creaiin,
| Complications.
Count Andrassa has demanded fron
Servia's agent written statemen
positively declaring Prince Milan
refusal to adopt the royal title. Gen
eral Sumarakotf has been instructed By
the czar to obtain similar distinct re-
nunciation from PriHce Milan at Bel
grade. ,a'i rf't'"
Glorious Victory for the Turks.
LONDON. September 30. "A Standar,
correspondent near belgrade tele
graphs that the battle OF Thursday wa
aglorious victory for the Turks. Tn
Turkish Amy was all day under fir
from the whole line of the Servian re
doubts and batteries, which stretch II
semi'circle Of twenty miles, and hav
one hundred guns mounted. In tn
afternoon the Turks assumed the Of
fensive and defeated the Servians, In
flictipg enormous losses. H'u H
A Times dispatch from Belgrade r,
ports that the situation continue
gloomy, and becomes more compile,
ted. The only choice of peace Is TUT
keys agreement t ) the conditions prc
posed by the powers. II they ar
agreed to Russia will have an excellen
opportunity Of vindicatlng her SINGER
ity. In fact, all parties In this gem O
diplomacy would then have to shov
their hands. The war party here mocl
all illusions to peace, and declare tina
whatever Russia may profess 10 tn
other powers, she Is really for war IN
til the Turks are driven from Constar
tinopie. II Is idle for Russia to talk {
neutrality, with u Russian army i
Servia, 7seg 'tNMl mo
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