The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-12

New York, June 5.-A special frou
Rustchuk says the Turks took poanession o
the heights In the rear of Girrgeve an,
opeaed Gre On the enemy this morning
The aim and accuracy Of the Turkish Cir
was remarkable. Three hosts were de
stroyed By it, and it seems evident thai
they hsvs some gusneno Of other than Turk
ish extractiou directing their cannons. NJ
Rusaan reeponse y - made.
TURKISH DEFEAT.
There was . hattie to-day near Maljaf
lasting several hours. The Turks were de.
feated, and Loot 500 men. The Montene.
grins' losses are not yet aacertained.
THE CARS DEMANDS.
A London special says dispatch from
st. Pesenburg says that Prince Gortscha.
koAs note to Lord Derby, Of which Count
ScouwaloG 10 the bearer, states that the
Csardossn not wantany territorial increase in
Europe, bat only desires autonomy for Bull
garia and The independence Of Roumania
and Eervia. He also demand the cession
Of Armenia from Bayard to the coast, but
not including Ersesoum.
Rad FOR THE TURKS
A Berlin correspondent of the London
Tina telsgraps - follows: 1t is asserted
on good authority that Count Won Moltke
regards Russia's change as steadily im-
proving, in Consequence of the extraordI.
nary negligence and lack Of foresight of the
Turk.
PANIC AT ERzEROUM.
A Vienna dispatch says the Turks ex-
aggerase their troubles, and believes that
the main body of the Russian center Is
still near Kar, and that the recent panic At
Erseroum Vas provoked BY flying corps
Of Cosacks and irregulars.
NO RrxrAHs ACROSS THE DANUBE.
A Dispatch from Rustchnk says that not |
vithstanding the reports published inethe |
Eagliah journals, not . angle Russian SOL |
dies has yet crossed the Danube. Atten-
tion Il nov concentrated on Nicopolis and
Olteaetza, bat everything is now compare
lively quiet n these points.
FI0HTING NEAR KARs.
From the army operating in the neigh
borhood of Kan. it In announced that
heavy lighting has takea place At Ottor, on
the Lower Rsdor River, but no details are
given. The Sighting arose from IN attempt
Of Abchasians to pass the river.
A RETREAT THREATENED.
A retreat Of IN Ottoman corps from
Kasakialiasa to Prokkalch and Delibaba is
threatened BY an advance detachment of
the Russian center.
News received At Russian headquarters
1t Piogjisti from Asia is very meagre.
LONDON, June "A dispatch to the
1s~s from Danilograde states that the
bulk Of the Turkish forces At Padgoritza,
about fifteen battalious, have advanced to I
Sues, probably with the intention Of At II
t.cking soganee.
Selmsn Pasha, Turkish commander in \
Her.eeovinia, has received considerable :
reintoscements.
A hard feht Is expected at Kustaz.
-Four hundred and City insurgents and
Montensgrins attacked the village Of Sto-
ser On the 3lsl Of May and destroyed the
village. The Turkish loss vas one hum q
ared and eighteen regulan and thirty ir- \
regular, killed. The Montenegrins lost one
hundred and eleven killed and nineteen
wounded. L.
The Prince Of Nontenegro has gone to
Dues Pan.
An EU0A0ENENr EFFECTED.
A vieana dispatch to the 7s~es says IN q
u expected mar Nicsica. The
bulk Of tie 1onsenegrin forces and their b
whole artillery have cone to some place c
above Nicsics. It i supposed the Monte
pegrins will make IN effort to take Nicsis .,
befoee Selinan Paaha can come down :.
Ehrongh Duga Pan, which is held BY the
bulk Of The insurgents.
An ExAooERATIcN. d
The Daily Iaewa1,k's story of the de- 8
struc&ioa Of Nouasa Paehas Circaasians Is
N exaeEeration. The Ruaisn Official &C. e,
count says Tie Circaasians were dispened, q
|osing The ncs;est number of So killed, out
u . total Of 1000 engaged: which is much =
more probable than that 1000 Irregular
we're said to be Slaughtered after night
,urpsise.
TIE CAMPAIGN IN ASIA. b.
The Nazdwfs Conatantinople CORE 7
posdent ny, tie fate Of the campaign in
Aaia = practically settled. Nukhtah Pasha te
. aboat 70 fall hack On Er.eroum, which, q
y I learn from the bert authority, ID wholly
pen and cannot b helped. The Ruasians
Ne 6dysncing in force toward Diartxkir, n
md there i nothing to prevent them =,
ron getting poase..ion Of the Euphrates Il
Vally. c,
OK THE DANUBE.
Reports from Turkish sources CONCERN
e The Danube, are. on the other hand, ex- y
,eedinsly hopeful. Notwithstanding this il
'ogt of pressure, British intervention seems
u present tie most unlikely thing in the
World.
The oply dangeEs apparent 10 prevent . \
ocalisatioa Of Tie war are the participa- 3
ion Of Servis and Greece. The 6rst Of
Ehese might pEecipitate Austrian interven-
ion. The second might give rise to out O
rages md distpzbance in Epirua, Thsaaaly I
md Csete, such - would reader the inter b
veatioa Of tie Westesn Powers imperative 9
IN The cause Of humanity. d
THE SWOLLEN DANCBE.
The Danube d still lmpaaable. Rarely
has water r,aen 70 high 1t this season, and =