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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-24

GENERAL MCCLELLAN's nomination
by the New Jersey Democratic conven-
tion seems to have been made on the
spur of the moment, and to have been
an inspiration rather than the result OF
settled purpose. Several other names
had been presented before Essex county
was called, and when one of its delegates
got up and proposed his name i! struck
the convention like a fasn of lightning.
A correspondent says the air was full OF
hats; ev cry body was yelling and stamp
ing, and although the portly chairman
borrowed hickory cane and went to
hammering The music stand at MS side,
there was no controlling the enthusiasm.
One after another the counties threw
overheard their own fsvorites and shout
ed tor Little Mac" and the General had
majority before the balloting was hall
through. There was at first some little
doubt rs 20 whether he was citizen OF
the State, but one OF the delegates quick
ly disposed of that by saying that while
he was claimed as citizen by nearly
ev cry State in the Union, for the reason
that there is enough in him to furnish
full man for each State, if he could bo
cut up and distributed, be was neverthe-
less citizen of New Jersey, and had
been for the past thirteen years. He will
accept the nomination and will run like
creased Jersey lightning. The best thing
the Republicans can do is to shut up
shop, declare that they don't care darn
about the thing anyhow, and let the band
play.
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gess-RPsuIts Ofthe Fighting on the
I3tn-SIIIiug Bull still In Canada.

CHICAGO, September 22-The follow
ing has beeu received;
FORT ELLIS Mont, Sept. %. 1871
TO p II. Sheridan, Chicago, W.
Sturgess writes, under date of Mussel-
shell, 10th, that in the fight of the 18th
ard the pursuit OF the l4th and 10th,
twenty dead warriors were found. He
believes more were killed. He estimates
their !oss in wounded at sixty. His own
loss Was French, Nicholson and Gresham
wounded slightly, four soldiers killed and
twelve wounded Several scouts
were killed and wounded. Nine
hundred horses bad been dropped by the
hostiles up TO the 10Th. His command
mad been living four days on mule meat,
The Crows are returning TO the agency
and say Sturgess sent them in, telling
them not to fight the NeE Perces any
more, because the soldiers were not TO
fight them longer The Crows say
Sturgess' and the Nez Perces' camps were
only eight miles apart, and it may be
that they have surrendered.
This report needs confirmation.
Nothing from Howard siuce my last re-
port BENHAH,
COMMANDING
General Glbbon telegrsphs that Major
Walsh was at Fort Benton few days
ago, and reported that Sitting Bull was
still north Of the line in British Columbia.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

John Williams, Toronto brickmaker,
got drunk and killed his wife.
Ex- Mini.ter Washaburn and family
lett New York Saturday Tor their home
In Gsleus, Ill.
The steamer Olga. towing the caisson
containing the Egyptian obelisk for Lon
don sailed from Alexandris Friday.
The Porter Guards, of Nashville, took
the premium Saturday at the prize drill
at the st. Louis Exposition. There were
no contestants.
Argument in the case OF the patent
sharps against certain st. Louis milleTs
tor infringement of patent, WAS concluded
Saturday, and the case submitted and
taken under advisement.
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W. l.. FouIk, Sons & Co.

The proprietors of this journal have
been doing business through the above
named Pittsburgh advertising agency
for four years. During that time we
have had sufficient opportunity to satisfy
ourselves that ;he basis upon which their
business is conducted is one of merit,
and as such commends itself alike to ad
vertisers and publishers. The prompt
ness with which all bills are settled is
distinctive feature with the firm. After
declaring such to be the case, we hsrdly
know what else could be said in their ia
vor, for every business man is bound to
measure his customer by that standard.
Other considerations may enter into the
transaction, but they are secondary. II
be fail in that single requirement, sll
else amounts to nsught There'nro, we
ssy. intrust your business to W, l..
Fsulk, Sons 4 Cs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-24

THE English war correspondents are
exsggersting the decentralization of the
Russians and making reports of Turkish
superiority, intended tor the English
market, so ss to enable the Turkish bond
no ders to unload The Russians have
certainly sustained some discouraging
reverses, but they have not yet refused
or tagged in any assault however dan
gerous. They have suffered heavy loss
es, but the Turks have also suffered.
SULIEMAE PAsHA almost wasted his
army at Shipks and OsMAN PAsHA has
lost terribly at Plevns.
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given that matter some consideration,
and now my coored friends, who have
thought or who have been told that |
was turning my back on the men whom
| fought for, now listen. After thinking
it over believed that your rights and
Interests would be safer if this g-est mass
OF intelligent white men were let
alone by the general government.
Immense enthusiasm and cheering, last
ing several minutesl Now my colored
friends let me say another thing, which
we have been trying for these six months.
and IN my opinion for no six months
since the war has there been so few out
RACES and invasions OF your rights, nor
you so secure in your rights, persons ard
home than IN the last six months Crest
Cheers Then my friends We are sli
together on one proposition. We believe,
and in this all those who are here agree,
in the Union OF our fathers, in the old
flag of our fathers, the Constitution us It
is with all its amendments and are
prepared to see it fully and fairly
obeyed and enforced. CCheers ] Now,
my friends | see il stated occasionally
that President Hayes has taken the
course he has because he WAS compelled
10. { A vOice-We don't believe t. l
was compelled to d. it by my sense OF
duty under nay oath Of office. Intense
enthusiasm and cheering. Wnat WAS
done by US was done not merely by the
force OF special circumstances, but be.
cause we believed it was just and right
to do il. rCheers.l Now let Us come
together; let each man make up his
mind TO be patriot IN his own home
and place. You may quarrel about
the tariff, get up sharp contest about
the currency, about the removal OF the
State capital and where 1t shall go to,
[ Laughter. but upon the great question
u the union cf the States we shall agree
forevermore. Great cheers shall
not forget this reception and this greet
ing, and every good purpose l have will
be strengthened by what | nave seen and
heard to-day. thank you for the help
it will give me hereafter during my
term of office l bid YOU good morning.
Cheers.
Secretary Evsrts and Postmaster Gen
ersl Key made addresses as elsewhere.
The banquet in the evening WAS a
grand success and speeches were made
by Hayes, Evar.s Key, Ben Hill and
Gordon. The PresIdenti4l party left Tor
Knoxville at II o'clock.
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IL his recent letter about strikes, Mr..
WENDELL PHILIPS makes the state
ment that the physical force, the voting
majority, and a large share of the ability
Of the country, are in the possession o.
the employees; but by reference to the
statistics OF the last census, the New
York Tribune shows, by actual figures,
that the employers are in excess of the
hired l4borers, and that the statements
of the silver-tongued sgitstor must have
been based upon guess work.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-24

Wg are not quite able to make out the
position which the Monroe Register occu-
pies on the question of an extra session.
Here is its utteranCe:
Wonder ii VIM. E. Arnold is not q
Virginia csrPet-bsgger. We know that
Gibson ls one, and we bet Arnold Is
another. That would fully account for
the zeal of both to grab the per diem
ana mileage OF an extra session. Gov.
Mathews and his Board are trying hard
to sell out the school bonds in order to
provide "sponduliE' enough for the extra
iuleps and that "little brown Jug under
the Speakers desk.
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NO.. 73
Prince Napoleon.

PARls, September 23.- The Prince
Imperial has sbondoned his visit to
the Belgian frontier professedly to svoid d
misconstruction, but more probably be.
cause OF an intimstion from the Belgisn
government that his presence on the
frontier woold be undesirable while the
elections s'e proceeding in France. Gen
bouroski, commander st Lyoss, who Is
on turlough for his heslth, has been
premptorily ordered to return "a his
post.
PARIS, September % The Bien Psblic
has again been seized for reporting Gam
betts's trial.
1t is announced that Grevy will stand
for the ninth srrondisement OF Paris,
which wss represented by Theirs.
The Official Journal publishes = circu-
lar of the Minister OF Justice giving is.
structions that all electoral addresses Do
carefully read in order 10 prevent out.
rsges against the President, violent
mensces or fslsehoods.
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A MARRIED man named WILLIAM P.

A MARRIED man named WILLIAM p.
STAATs, an e1.mini'ter OF the NJ. P.
Church, and who, the local chronicler
says, was "thouyht 10 possess one-half
Of al the religion in existence in his
ueighborhood," gathered in the widow
SARAH ANN CoRDER last night" and lit
yut for the dominions of BRIGHAM
YOUNG or some other far away region.
He leaves a wife and four children and
the widow leaves FIVE scions of her first
marriage.
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CLEVELAND September 2.-ln sep
tenn Der 1875 An old man named Dsyis,
resident Of Lectonis, WAS murdered and
robbed by Thos. Mead, n young mar
living nj Palestine, o. Mead was Ar
rested tried, convicted, and sentenced 10
be hung. but Ayesr ago last May, escaped
irom the jail. rbe detective have been
on his track since then and to-day. Ho
WAS discovered a. the house OF his father
in LimsryilIe. = tmsl village near
Alliance. Mead refused 10 surrender
and fred upon the officers and they re-
turned tho Dire, woundlng Mead, who.
seeing that escape was impossible, blew
his brains out rather than belcspturej.
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The Four Per Gems.

WAsHlNG GTON, September 22.-Mem-
bers OF The Syndicate were IN consuta-
ZION last evening with The Secretary Of
the Treasury and other officers. The ac-
counts OF the II per cent. loan were
c,Csed The whole amount Is S2OO,OOO,-
UUU--SlS5,0 100000 Tor rounding purposes
and $4,000 900 Tor resumption purpos IS,
and will appear in the next debt state
ment. The four per cent, loan is beng
rapidly paid Tor and adjusted, and will be
setted next month, rs the calls mature,
the first call maturing the 9th OF October
and the last November 81, snd the
S5,U0OOO0 each tor the 5th OF August,
September and October will be applied
in- rn.I m nj ion nnrnnsns
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AIPnniai,in RMrnPN.

LONDON, September 22-The steam
ship Diego, from New York September
lst for Liverpool, was burned at sea on
the 8.h, in latitude 46 deg. north. The
officers and crew were saved. Her cargo
consisted AS follows: Cotton, 399 bales;
wheat, 24,O7s bushels; -four, l,O9S bar
reIs; bacon, 7l0,2 pounds; lard, 1858
pounds; tobacco, 308 hogshesds; beef, 262
tlerces pork, 2l2 barrels; leather, loS
bales; st4ves, $500. She was owned by
J. Serray Font, o. Bllbos, Spain, sud
was insured, 1t is reported, for $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-24
nisnstrousF Fire.

NEW YORK, September - A Hre IN
Keyport, n. j destroyed thirty houses
and stores in the business part OF the
city. Loss heavy.
KEYroRr n. J., September 22.-The
total loss by dre here last night Is placed
At $4,000. The WelIng estate suffers
to the extent OF $4,000 and the burning
OF the Mansion House involves loss ui
$4,000. The remainder Of the lssses is
distributed among twenty one indivId-
uals and firms. The insurance probably
will not exceed $4,000 A meeting will
be held tonight 10 organize Tor the re-
lief Of the sufferers, some twenty-five
families losing their entire possessions.
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SATURDAYS Baltimore Gazette says

SATURDAYS Baltimore Gazette says
that ain the stock market here to-day
there was a sharp break in Baltimore and
Ohio, the market opening at Slll, de-
cline of four per cent. ON the last pre-
vrous sales, and dropping to SlOs3 with
sales of lO5 shares within this range. The
first preferred was, however, steady, 80
shares selling at SlO3."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-24
Perfshed In the Ice.

SAN FRANCISCO, september 22-The
schooner Newton Booth, Just arrived
from the Arctic ocean, reports that OF the
seventy men left on the abandoned
whaIers last year, only two, both ksnskas,
have reached Point Borrow. All the
rest are supposed to have perished i'll the
ice DaCk
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workingmen's Meeting.

SAN Francisco, September pa
large mass meeting OF the unemployed
workingmen WAS beld at Union Hall to.
night, and speeches OF the most ncendla-
~ character were made. The speakers
bitterly rnveighed against the Chi
nese, and proposed that the worklngmen
arm and organize and put themselves in
position TO en- orce their demands, de-
spite the safety committees, police and
militia. An open air meeting Is called
Tor next Sunday and street parade pro-
passed, which will take place At al early
date
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Warrington Items.

WAsHIsGros, September 22.-The
Treasury Department had upon the
U ZION Pacific railroad train recently
robbed in Wyoming 100000 ounces OF
silver bullion, but it was in large bars
and so heavy that the robbers were un-
able TO carry it with them, and not an
ounce was lost.
Secretary Sherman tslegrsph' to the
New York EUenmg Post over his own
signature, positive contradiction
Of the report that he will be a can.
ddate for United States Senator, and
hat he hs not in any way compelled
Ohio clerks TO 20 home TO vote
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second Trial of GaInbeita.

PARIS, September pat the second
trial OF Gsmoetts, to-day, on an appeal,
his counsel argued that the tribunal
which condemned him WAS incompetent.
The Court rejected the plea snd con-
frmed the sentence pronounced at the
first trial.
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wes, Point Recommendations.

Visitors to the West Point Military
Academy report that the Academy Is
educating officers In thorough and
effective manner, and recommend that Il
commission be constituted 0y Congress
to report sucn changes IN the organiza-
tlon OF the Academy and iis course OF
study ss shall promote It's usefulness.
Among the recommendations is that ln-
curry be made rs 10 the possibility OF
aoonshing military parades on the Lords
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Base Rail-.

CHICAGO, September 22.-Stsrs, 6; Al.
legheulss, 1. This gives the Stars the
championship in the tournament.
C1HcGSNAT1, September 22.-Cincjn-
nats, 4; Indisnspols ,.
New HAVEN. September 22.-Hsrt.
fords, IL; Chlcagos, 9
TERRE HAUTE, september 22.-Louie-
villes, I; Terre Hsutes, 2
PHILApELPHIA, September 22-St
Louis, 10; Athletics o.
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Funeral ofscuntor Boxy.

The funeral Of Senator Bogy took place
10 day, and WAS attended by avery large
number OF the oldest and most prominent
citizens. The ceremonies were performed
At Lawrence Ottoles church, Father
Hayes being the cslebrant. Rev. Father
Fsller delivered the funeral discourse.
All the city Offices we're closed, and the
mayor, many city officials and the Bar
Association attended the funeral m y
body
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Badness IN Barnesville.
,ial to Cincinnati Enquirer.

BAKNEsvILLE, o., September %
Jack Wisner, VINO WAS shot IN the leg by
William Bry ant, died at eleven o'clock
last night by mis- injuries.
A young man named Thomasson, stole
some clothing from Hunts store, and
was fined S25 and costs. 1t is alleged
that mis- brother had to leave the coun-
try last tai ior stealing sheep. Their
father IS very prominent Quaker.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-24

TaE warmth OF Mr.. HAYES receptions
lrcresses as be gets further into the heart
o.. the late Confederscy. He must be
convinced by this time of the length
,-esith and thicknes, OF the gratitude of
;ne south. 1t IS a glorious opportunity
.y- the Kentucky and Tennessee orators
and they seem to be embracing it with
.yidlty. THERE'S great deal o. gush on
both sides, but the administration tour
IS seem to have the lead so far as heard
aom. The Southern policy is doing very
veil but civil service reform Is dying Tor
want of fnourishment.
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New YORK. September 2.-Ths tro!
At Fleetwood to-day for a pure ~
$1,000, between Rsrus 10 wagon and
Great Eastern under saddle, mile heats,
best three in FIVE, proved an exciting al
lair, and the sIIth neat had 70 be trottsd
10 decide il, which wa ~ foIiow': Rsrus
|, 2, z, o, Il; Crest Eastern Z, !, |, o,
2, 2. The, 2:33. 2ls, 2:l5t 22I and 227.
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THE Richmond State, one Of the very
,,i,b,es. papers in the country comes
.,u. enlarged in size. We congrstu-
,s owner and editor, Mr.. JOHN
.y.vpn.S CHAMBERLAYSE, on this eVl.
,,,,, Of the financial success OF his paper.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-24

TIE manner in which MACM HON :
manifesto Is received by the people does
no. promise success to the hopes Of the
bonspsr!Ists. 1t 10 perfectly undrrstooc'
and tie motives of the ministry are de-
'psei Tie French press, notwithstsrd-
'ng the many persecutiOns II has suffered,
-'clsses the pronUncismento with con-
adorable bodness; and the Republican
.esi-Fs are making use of it IS an cleo
NoneeFing appliance, quite the revere Of
Sis. the marshal intended. There can
hardly be O doubt that +, will strengthen
Tie Republican csuse, and return larger
Republican majority 20 the coming AS
'emo.y then there wss IN the Assembly
|asl IMAGINATION dissolved. There must
O- some limit even to the blackleg
a-isc'!y OF the Bonapartist braves; and
Wien France has spoken, sending huge
republican majority, the Senate will
Aa'c.y dare to consent to q second dis
".l'iun There would be something OF
-a1g"r II IT, Men quite IS obstinate and
Aad "'org-hesded as the silly old MAC
AAHoN have been forced to yield to great
Popular movements
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Betting Con.pir.,or- Held for Trial.

LONDON, September 22.-SolIcitor
Edward Frsggstt and Chief inspectors
Druscovich, Meiklejohn, Palmer and
Clarke, Of the Scotland Yard detective
force, sccused Of conspiracy 10 defeat the
ends Of justice in the celebrated conh.
dence game in which q number Of bet.
ting men were con yicted OF dt':auding
the Countess De Gouco1rt OF $50, 900,
have been committed tor trial.
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FEEsAEDISA, FLA, September ~ -
There have been five destbs since our last
report including two Sisters Of Mercy.
Several new cases are reported critical.
The weather is changesble, with rain.
The citizens are despondent. The situs-
tion apparently 10 getting worse. hedi-
cal aid Vs ssked from Jacksonville, and
the physicians responded
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Invitation Declined.

AUGUSTA, Ga September 23.-Presi-
dent Hayes mss declined the invitation
to visit this city. He hopes 70 be able 70
do 80 during the winter.
Alex. a. Stephens is here, and is in
fair health. He IL on mis- way 70 Wash.
ington.
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Marine.

BosToS, September 22.-Arrived-
Steamship Illyrlsn, from Liverpool.
New YORK, September 22.-Arrived
Steamship Hollsnd, from London.
LONDON, September y Arrived
Steamships Perriere and Slrasburg, from
New York.
New YORK, September 22.-Arrived
Steamships Brittsnnlc and Wyoming,
from Liverpool.
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Tgy Democratic candidate for Lieu
in Virginia declared,
\. other day, that "repudistiOn is lar
any. and forcible adjustment is high
g,y robbery; and there is terrible up
~ the old commonwealth about 1t.
r..r.s il It wss not the truth.
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The Possible PapaI Succession.

LONDON, September IA CORES
pondent a. Rome telegraph: Contrary
~ expectation, the Popo hS proclaimed
a. Camsrlengo not Cardinal Psnsbisbco,
but Cardinal Pecci. Cardinal PsnebIAn-
co has thus 8 chance Of being Pope, as
the election OF Csmerlengo 70 the Pom.
tidcate would be almost unprecedented"
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ALLEGED smnxsIer CAPTURED.

QUEBEc, September 22-William A.
Delsfeld, from Liverpool, ~n arrested
while attempting 10 smuggle $4,000
worth OF diamonds. he bad also large
number Of Russia, Italian sLd Peruvisn
bonds, besldes ESQ Of Bank Of England
notes He says he is London diamond
merchant.
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Has "a Double Advantage.

According to the Washington Star
President Hayes has the advantage OF his
predecessor III being able TO make sn off
hand speech. He also has the avantage
of the crowd which heroicaly endures
some OF these ott.hand speeches.
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Large shipments OF Produce.

New YORK, September 22,-Si1 Euro
pean steamers sail today, taking 255,O00
bushels Of grain and large shipments OF
tu,ter, cheese, oysters snd Kentucky
blue grass seed for Hungary,
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The apple crop must be great in the
rr.birs country judging from the Buck
mon Banners prophecy. 1t says
winter spples will sell in BuckAsnnon
.na,tv cents per bushel this tsll."
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d.. Wants Time 60 Consider.

ORASok n. j., September 2.-Gen'
Mcclellan was officially informed this
evening Of his nomination for Governor
by the Democratic State Convention.
he ssked time 10 consider his snswer,
winch he will give neIt week.
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ruv Barbour PiaundeaLer raises Its
,,,i,e against an extra session ot>the leg
80 So far MS we have observed,
The press of the State isl unanimously "P-
ro,ed.
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The sitting Bull Commission.

A letter from Colonel COrbin, Secreta-
ry OF the Sitting Bull Commission, says:
we expect TO reach the border on the
3Olh inst. Our latest sdvices are to the
etfec. that His Reclining Majesty Is en-
joyrng himself quietly in Cansda. Ex-
pcct Us in Washington early in Novem-
Der, perhaps as early rs the latter part OF
Oc,nDrrp
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THE EASTERN WAR.
FURTHER ACCOUNTS OF TURKISH
OUTRAGES.

Terrible Tales OF Brutality In Bul.
EarIa and Roumelis-TwO Days
Fighting Between the CIaro-
witch and Mehemet All
Attack OF Osman Pasha
Upon the Griyics Re
doubt Repulsed
with Heavy
Loss.