Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-20

poland, the Turkish position ct the en-.
trance of the Orchauie denle, and were
repulsed with heavy loss.
vienna, Nov. 10.
A correspondent says It seems TO be
believed 1t Constantinople that Osman
Pxsha car hold out till the beginning
of Deosmber. Russia In urging ServiA
Il cooperate 10 the war In view ri OPP
eratiocs for the relic! OF Plevna,
which Mehemet Ali 10 expected to
commence during the last week in No
vember.
LONDON, Nov. 10.
A correspondent at Belgrade tele-
era pbs as follows: Ieneral Horoato-
vich las informed the Servian Govern
ment that II it wishes to join in the
war il should do so Immediately, as
the Turks are throwing up strong en-.
treuchments mounted with heavy
Krupp guns all along b e.stern from
tier, aud also are concentrating troops
near Cli-soura and Tirnova, and may
eny day determine on invasion.
LONDON. Nov. ~.
A special dispatch dated Veran
Kalch Sunday evening, says: The
fortress and city Of ksrs. With three
lannon's, stores, ammunition, cash,
etc.. fell into Russian hands. The
Turks lost q thousand killed and
wounded and ten thousand prisoners
and many flags. The Russian loss Is
tweni v hundred. The Russian
soldiers made but . trifiiug booty and
spared tho ~peaceabie citizens, women
and children. General Loris Melikaff
directed the hattie during the day.
fte~~A ns.kA Aft.hnn1 uvAa npoaonf alan
The former entered the city at l:l0 on
Sunday morning.
BERLIN. Nov. 10.
1t IL expected the Government will
ask Parliament for permission TO son.
tract q loan OF one hundred and fifty
million marks, the fifty million repre-
seniing the loss OF resumption CT gold
currency.
LONDON, Nov. 10.
The ~postoffice authorities have ar
ranged for three mails a week for the
United States via Queenstown.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 10.
In the Senate this afternoon, AraRos.
i'm the name OF the Left, moved the
previous question in regard 10 An
dreau Derdrel's interpolation as to
how ministers have instructed off,
Gals to act with regard TO the electoral
inquiry voted by the Chamber OF
Deputies on the ground that IL Is un
constitutional and All encroschment
upon the rights Of the Chamber Of
Deputies. Aragos' motion wss re-
iected. Derkeriei then began az adj
dress on hi. Interpolation
LONDON, Nov. 10.
A Veran Kaleh special says kars
WAS captured by about $1,000 Rus
SLAMS. who climbed the s'eep rocks of
the ramparts and walls and stormed
an equal number. desperately fighting
the Turks in their hesdIong flight .
their bitches and parapets, compelling
them tn DIE or surrender. This esca-
psde had been originally fixed for the
18th, but it was postponed. owing to
bad weather. The principal attack
WAS made on the southern iorts. The
attack begun In the center at $3.50 on
Saturday evening, when Count
Gr~bbe led his brigade against the
khanli redoubt. and himself fell dead
ut the first onset, pierced Ivy a bullet.
Captain K~wsdinicki. of the Thirty
ninth Regiment. WAS the first to enter
The redoubt at IL o'clock at night. His
sword was cut clean out Of his iland
and his clothes pierced. The redoubt
surrendered early in the morning and
then the three towers almost simulta-
neously. By daylight on Sunday
General Lazaroffs troops had made
progress a. far rs the capture Of Fort
karldigh. Other forts, especially Arb
TAbia on the east and Takmah Tabia
on the west, maintained resistance un
ill 8 o'clock, when all in the garrisons
who could escape fled towards Ere
roum, but were overtaken hy dra-
goons and Cossacks and brought back
prisoners.