Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-10
kilograms to The Star.
THE TURKISH WAR
Russians Occupy Tirnova.
INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH.
LOUISIANA PROSECUTIONS.
BOSTON'S DOUBLE SOUL RACE.
THE WAR.
The Russians In 1rrmoya. After q
ShArn Fight

says" The Russians occupied Tirnoya
after severe conflict. The Turks opposed
The Invaders with their characf eristic stub
bornness, but the Russian cavalry behaved
splendidly, and the Turks were compelled 10
evacuate the town.
The SerSian Skuptschiaa.
to the IT, Sus "a rn 1sPa,en from pers
here states that 25 Servian deputies OF the
extreme left have resigned their seats I'm the
Skuptschina. becauset the address OF the house
In reply TO Prince Milan's speech was not
framed IN accordance with the views OF the
minority. The designations rendered a QUO
rum impossible. Elections to ill the vacan-
cles Will De held Immediately"
Arrived i'm Consta nttnopIe
Vice Admiral Hornoy, commanding the
British fleet in Besika bay, has arrived in
Constantinople, and will have an audience
with tie Sultan.
Mukhtar Pasha's Men.
The T.iegToph's correspondent At the Turk
ish headquarters In Asia estimates Mukhtar
Pasha's force at 2s, 600 men.
The Hero Of khokand.
The IetegTGphS Vienna dispatch says
Gen. Skodelef. jr., the hero OF Khokand, is
badly wounded, and is likely 10 lose al arm
and foot"
Fail i'm Hungarian Bonds.
The Telegraph, in its financial column.
says" Hungarian treasury bonds fell n
per cent. yesterday, i'm consequence of fears
relative TO the attitude of Servia."
Austria Armfng.
ceived OF military preparations throughout
Austria on larger scale than has hitherto
been made public.
England and Austria.
LONDON, July l0.-The assertions OF Especial
correspondents at Vienna, coupled with the
report OF Baron Calices special mission TO
The British government, give the impression
that active diplomatic efforts are making
between England and Austria 10 establish a
basis for joint action.
Turkish Evacuation Of MOntenegrO.
Reuter- telegram from Ragusa says the
remainder of the Turkish troops, which have
been operating in Montenegro, have been
ordered to prepare for departure.
A Reign OF Terror I'm COnsta MT uOpIe
LONDON, July 10. The most startling
news OF the morning comes from Consta Mt :
nople. The HerdIds CORES pondent at vi
emma telegraphs that il is announced I'm OFF,
cial and diplomatic circles that Consta nti-
nople is under reign OF terror. Great
crowds OF desperate and lawless soldiery fill
Zebeks range at will about the city, robbing
aud numbering with impunity. The streets
are given up TO these outlaws after nightfall,
and all the public resorts and respectable
cafes are closed at sundown. An open re-
bellion, resulting in The massacre of every
foreigner and Christian, is liable 10 occur al
any moment,
wild Arabs for the Danube.
The Turks are not indifferent TO the crisis
which is now upon them. On Sunday 1900
troops from Arabia arrived at Smyrna, in
tended for the reinforcement of the army in
Armenia, but were at once reshipped for
ConstautinOple under orders TO Join the
army OF the Danube. This means much
new sorrow and devastation for suffering
Bulgaria.
On To The Balkans.
SHUMLA, July 9-The Russians have ai-
vanced as far as Monastir, in the direction
of and about twenty five miles southwest OF
Rustchuk. A battle is believed 10 be immi-
nent in this direction. Russians detach-
ments marching upon Selvi aud Plevena.
which are unfOrtihed, have burned four viii
lagos between these points.
Anarchy
LONDON, July 10-A special dispatch from
Constantinople to the Standard says: "Com
plete anarchy prevails beyond the lines of
The contending armies. The Bulgarians and
Circassian Tartars are numbering each other
unfortunately"
Excel. Valentine Baker will accompany
Raouf Pasha to Adrianople.