The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-30
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BosroN, June &c.

Ill
fill the streets named as the line OF march.
Bunting futters everywhere business is parti-
ally suspended and the cityiwearing gala APP
pearance Marching bottles of military, going
to the rendezvous at Nenk, has made the morn.
ing hours lively. The train which bore the
Presidents party arrived here at 1915. At put
man Connecticut, the President received the
first welcome to New England. being introduced
from the platform. and greeted, in the name of
the citizens, by G. ". Phillips. Short re-
sponses, full Of thanks, were made by Hayes,
Attorney General Devens and Postmaster Gen.
eral Key. At Franklin. Mass, another halt was
made and here the same warm greeting &C.
CURED, the President, Key and Evarts speaking
in reply. An enthusiastic crowd gathered
around the depot to see the distinguished % en-.
Two detachments Of Companies and A Ian
GERS were drawn up In the rear Of the station.
A squad of about 80 police arrived about 9l5,
being none too soon, for the crowd was growing
noisy and turbulent. Great trouble was expe-
rienced in preserving any degree of order, and
the running of the trains was considerably In.
convenienced on the arrival Of the carriages
containing the State authorities They were
arranged in the rear Of the station near the
placed in the middle of the road. The railroad
gate was lowered and Gordon Of police kept
order. As the engine came in sight, decorated
with streamers.' the 10000 people who thronged
the vicinity of the railroad sent up o shout Of
welcome to the President, which was taken up
along the line of march, As the cars came in
q salute was fired. Governor Rice, his staff and
invited guests were stationed on Dudley street.
The cavalry battalion was drawn up in line be-
tween the crossing and the depot. As soon as
the train stopped, Governor Rice rapidly ad.
vanced to meet the President and both cordially
grasped each other by the hand. President
Hayes did not attempt to make any speech. but
simply thanked Governor Rice for his cordia'
welcome and passed into the carriage.
ERzERoUM, June rs.
| After the battle of Zerdekar, June le, the
Turks having fallen back on Delibsbs, the Rus
sian left wing took possession Of Delibaba pass
and fortified it. The Russian right wing having
retired somewhat, Mukhtar Pasha telegraphed
Rachid Pasha to join him with nine of the
twelve battalions forming the Turkish left
wing. Mukhtar quilted his headquarters at
levin on the night of June II for Delibaba, to
take command of the Tuskish right wing in
person. The following day he received REIN
forcements, which raised the strength Of the
right wing to 10 battalions, four cavalry regi-
ments and three batteries. Several skirmishes
were fought June Goth. and on the 2lst Mukh.
tar Pasha attacked the pass. The fighting lasted
from o'clock in the morning until o'clock in
the evening. The Russians were at first driven
from their positions, but they afterwsrd re-
captured them and attacked the Turkish posi-.
lions on the heights with charges Of infantry
and cavalry. The Turkish front gave way for
short time. but sfterward rallied and charged
the Russians, and drove them back. The Turks
then opened terrible artillery fire and forced
the Russians to fall back. but with the heavy
loss of 400 killed and about the same number