davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-05-16
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,,Girginia Natural Gcat'' gidndten nno fret bon Stenacr, Staub, Rarfunc
obr irscuo einer Tmfdudina. Der lcude sruue gooen, poin oHr Tatat scnade
fen (n ibmalr Grid in Srsnia uo 9iortb GaOGua) ua Die Srt os Grod-
mems ocrnHubct bic Hrosente os 9trotineS be6balb fam omi elbe i'll Tfirn, ODER
in Gsowteu serouht wtr5en, obne gu befnAtea 3crsaennen, sdrninsel in Sop
fe, oMr 01aFu auf Der 3unae sn bfonracn, nddeS oft bmb Gamf, wdber IN
einen iagsrsa ee9mto0en sera4isn> uuo NIT dt9eridle Sasu. Goaua s0bmn'
or bem1be Subfausen parfindrt oocr anoermetg prfaldt it, gelbsbt.
Dur5 idne 9snbea, ien sroma. ieuen natariAen @rrud umo @ei4mod
cupfsblt sr fA oem GfHn. unO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, as ene BET ansslu9hfn
uo rrinfsn 6orhn Tabaf, Ben mon Baben fann. - a. - $3.50 g.
Son elmer analpie. pelae fursli9 bon oekm Gabat cot Or. gueulus
g6dr, br bra9rte Gbemit Der f6n@hhen Ngrulur= Gef0idaft in England, &c.
mad5t murOe uo Osneu Same 10 bsfannt in leoem aatomoriun. Der Wed, 1T SOL
senoeS en Iasau9 Z:
IL Salisbury gquare, 5Get gtuet 6. g. 2onoon.}
sd fmSe nut epuren bon @alpter in Dem Eabaf. wddes Der @runO if, sab
,r euen 10 mioen @ehmad bt, oan in alien itarfen beibeaben Sa6af fpe ib
'neoes aea[, ob @alpeter in beeeatcnsr 0uanttat eor6erri@sno 1T cine anosre
uuno widlt0erc Code, nelbe ib| oud nene lnteriu6un9 anSsfunoen bae. lit.
vbaB er uur menis Mnota euthat uS o6 in pbcn 9oren gabaf oru' ODER pier
nmal lopn1 adunoen who. Sd fmo, OaB oifr gabaf cine oer6afnibmaBia tstne
uQuantut @ineB1oRe enthdlt bRieS erfldrt ben lebiden Geruh oes Naudbes
ypon ohr Gotc aabat. IS it @a4rla cine Ser wo9irhdenfen sostea, Die i4
lie seraudt babe uo es 1T whfidb mabr, bab Der Tabaf nr menis Getin nMo
vgtua6lof ntbdlt. nadss i9 as eth teOaSTeS &enn5eaben eines debid rieden'
ben uno muben GabafS. berabe"
Scr @alpetr ebt Den Gabut Ben mir fr fart IMP fhGdt balen. ben lhr~
fen, beEenoen @eidnad; Der GhucB1ofi gilt Den unansnebmen @erud), we
pntranne 56rn ooer Snn welher oft in! ibledlt brennenocn Gabat bHnert mWo;
oS Nicotn 1T or @UtnOff. .<>.4 u4.. ~~~~~ .~
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Atutfe teltgr. geps(1ea.
Scr &riea int Orient.

2onbon n, Is. Mai. @roBfarf Nt,
folaus 1T in Yloiefti ansetoml1en unb
,uaroe bon rem Siirften &arl bon Gutrd
i,ien cmpfanaen. Gine befrieoisenoe lie
.bereinfunft bcsiislid Der Gteiauns Bee
2ekteren in her glrnlee tuuroe er3ielt
Siitf &arl febrte oarauf nad 8udoref
sutid, no Der grobfirft Mlorsen er,uar=
tet tpiro.
Cine ruifide Glotte fol- cor @ufun
Galcb eridienen fem
@iner @iener Depeide ocsu StanSarb'
suiolae baben mebrere Mddte, iusldc ser
Yariier gertras urteraeiAneten, Der rn-
mdniiden 6esieruns mitaetheilt, ouB lie,
I'M Sale Numdnien cine feinolidc Sal
tuna seoen Die YfOrte %cirndbme. Die 2es=
tere aller ourd Ben Gertras bon IariS
seaen Numdnien iibernonlmcnen Ser
pflidtunsen entboben betradtcn tpiiroer,
uho f~erner. baB @umdnien al8 unabbdnr
siseS &0ni9reid ME BON Sen Mddten
anerfanttt ,per6en lpiirbe. Ser 8ertretcr
Setreid's ioll bic enersiidite Sprade
aefibrt baben. Siirit Milan non @erbien
fat anseblid entidloien. Die SilfeSi fts
reid's in Gnipru@ gu nebmen. i'm Sale
Die ierbiide SO5ialitenpartei. melde su
@~un7en See &riescs asitirt, bie:S ber'
banb 9ewinnen iollte.
Der ruiiiiGe &onlat in gelsrao bat
Dem 6iirifen Miilan mitaet6eilt, oaB Stuff
LAMB ber Ditreidiiden uno britii@en 9les
9icruus periproden bat, Die 9seutrulitat
SerbienS at reipeftiren.
Der BARRIERS Correspondent ser nGimss"
telearapbirt, oa6 Sic beutiden @arniionen
In @liaB= 2othrinsen nm IL. 600 Monn
oeritdrft .mer6en follen.
Ginet Spesialoepeide aus Ganilosrao
5ufo'se iino Die Eiirfen int gesriffe $50
giant ansusreifen. in'ber Ibitdt, Die Ser
biaouns stuiiden Nlbanieu uno Wonte
negro obsuidneioen.
Ole @iener u$olitiide Corresponding"
psrOffcntliht einen Brief aus petersburg ,
nad lpefdcm sic ruiiiiden Truppen I'M.
ter BEN Gen &aufmann III Suoien ein-
orinsen iObalo fid @nslanb gu @unllen
Der Turfei einmiidt.
, 1877-05-16
Garopai(de Mahridten.

Darmfaot. Die bireften Stsuer1
iar Die laufsnbe Ginan,psriooe finb Be-
fanntl!9 nur nit elmer cinsisen Stimme
Webrbeit bewiniat worben, neil BET ben
Stdnben bic Nnfidt porbcrrlhte, oa6
Die Tinan5la9e bes StaateS ginitig gss
mug iei, um obne Grb0bun9 Ser Steuern
(tpie fie factii9 eingetreten if) Sic bez
niui9tsn auB sroroentliben Nus9aben
lowie Die Til9un9 BET StaatSihuloen
aa beitreiten. DaS oroentlide StaatSs
Budget iAlisBt nit siuem llsbtri5ub
bon nlebr als 3 Miuionen Mart al,
uoju 9s9en $4,000 Or. idhrlid)s @rs
iparniB burd Nbltrids, alio fur Die
Tlnan3periooe 9e9en 100000 so. 3u3u.
rednen mdren. Der 0tsit beS auBers
oroentliden Budgets 1T et,pas iber 3
wfiuionen Wf0rt uerau'dla9t. GS mitrs
ben itd alto @nbe 1873 stgen 7 Wiil'o.
men Mart lleberidtne eraeben milen.
Diels tperosn lid ieoob meieutlid ourd
ben Nufmano fur weitere nibt poraele.
bene unoerf ourd9 bic lsete WaHcr8notb
in ibrer 9au3en 9ebieterildsn. Notbwsns
bigteit 3m Inerfennuu9 9efommensn
Sdusbauteu an BEN Ibeinufer rsou-
ciren. 2eioer sebsn Sic Yorbereitun9en
au bteisn Notbwebren etipaS lanslam
oormarts, 10 baB iebeS @adisn beS
TbsineS BON fOrtmdbrenbsn S9aoen
besleitet 1T. Cine anoere INNER oriN,
9ember .wsrosnbe Iussabe crpadt aus
Dem nidt msbr gu um9ebenbsn 9aeubau
zines @gmnalial9ebauoea in Waias,
tnoem oas iest bieiem .3lped oiensnoe
@ebaube beS ebemalissn erabiid0Hiden
9eminars fir bic Trequsna ser 4nitalt
nidt mebr ausreidt uno bur9 Mus uno
3ubaaten gu eiuem bic @ei unobeit ser
Sdaler ~beorObenoen N~ufsntbalt 9s,pors
ben 1T. STR Die Soften oiirfte i%noellen
Der uniperlitdtsfonSS in Nnipru9 ses
nomnlen Wer6en.
Der QanoesauSiduB .,oer beutiden
Tortidrittspartsi in Soften" 70. b. Der
Wationauiberalen) mar all 3. Mpril
ueriamnlelt uno bat lid oabin entl@iss
ben, nbaB fein @runb porlisss, Den alt.
beipabrtsn Namen Der Yartei ab3ule9en
ooer gu perdubsrn."
Dem I'm bic 8erbeGeruns Der Giisns
babn'W Observation-Disclosures bodosrSienten
0rn. Otto @afeu in Maina, Dem
Wrinosr oes beribmten 9leiduamiseu
&tabliGemsnts, 1T IN 4neriennuis iei.
uer eriprieR!iten Ehatiareit auf benz
, 1877-05-16

&uselbi6ie ST eri6ieBen; Die ibm isbo6
BON Dem 2ebteren entriIien wuroe. Ct
bra6te lie bierber, uno man ioentifijirte
iie als o%ienjenisen bate, als ct auf pie
Soso sing. Ser Selbltm6rber mar Elm
idDner, etiua 20 Sabre alter unb bier
gang fremoer Manu. @ubri6einli9
mar cr pa6nlinnig.
Merioi a II, Conn.,, Is. Mlai. Sic
~MferibiansS pars8anf" uuroe slpii9en
II unb II ubr 9eitern @ormittas oas
Opfer zines dubert freden &aubes. Ser
6efretdr Der 0anf puroe BON cinem in
elmer Gbaile 1ibenben Manne an bieWor
'oertbiir 9%erufen uno in elm Gelprd@ uer=
widelt unterSeIlen bran9en burd Die
Sintertbiir Elm, 6ffneten oas @e,p5ibe
uno raubtsn spi1den $500 unb Yaar-
seIb, iopie $1,000 nWaQinsforoerO bli<
9%ationen. Man per,nntbet, baB Die orei
&dlber ouf Dem TN, Mittag abgebenoen
3use mad Dem 3nse na6 Dem NorOen
abreiiten.
New.Y.nrf, Is. Wtai. Bilbetm
@6miot, Jubrma1n zines 9ierpasens,
'uaroe 9eitern @beno aIs Der mut6mab=
lidc M0roer Sobann@unser's pefbaftct.
Gr sibt al, beB er li6 am Icbten @onns
tags, Abenoe in Der Wirtbi6aft oes Gr'
moroeten befano, bebauptet jeoo6, oaB
Ct nit Dem tebten Strabenbabnen-8 Sag
9on nu6 Saule abfubr. CT ertldrt, oiels
Mnsabe beweilen su f0nnstt.
Mifwanfee. Is. Mlai. Gin &C.
seltern in 6. 80. gopp's Sobelmiible au
StepensBoint aussebro6sncs Seuer aer-
it6rte cine 9robe Quantitat 8aubrl3.
,pelde ben Sirmen @ebriioer &nor, Slice
e. &rembs, 8m. Sbefels, Yeorlor, &
Comp. II. q. seb0rte. Ser GeIammt-
~perlult miro auf 100000 sei9dbt. Sic
8er1ideruns 1T unbeoeutero.
, 1877-05-16

gineielt q III Seirat1. Sn
Gom miro ndditer Sage Die Sodseit ei-
neg Slinoen nit elmer Saubitummen
tattinoen. hie semeini6aftlib in eincm
Sauie auf oer gorIo Yorta @ittoria
mobnen. Sic 8etanntlhaft Der 8eiben
ma6te Ii6 in folsenoerWe Mn einem
Mdrstase wurbe Der %26id6riee 9linoe
Carlo Seresni, Elm glapierlebrsr, Der
BON elmer fleinen BenIion Iebt, bon els
mem Slater iiberlabren uno ldruer per-
lett. Sic 22idbri9e Soubitumme glems
mentile 2asSoroni mar 3euain oieles
urfulles uno oauon 10 ergriifen, oob tic
raid entl9loB. Den Nrmcn als &rollfens
ludrterin su y flegen. Nns bem Mfitlsio
enttpidelte li6 na69eraoe G%pmpatbie
uno 2iebe, uno oas Gnbe pom 2icoe i'll
cine Sodaeit swii@en Dem 8linoen uno
Der Saub itummen, fir Die lid ale @eIt
1ebbaft intereilirt.
, 1877-05-16

Nas@ THE CIRCULATION. OF THE
STAATS GAZETTE IS LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALl
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1877-05-16
4urfei.

2enSon, Is. Mfai. Gin GorreIpons
bent Der Zines" beridtet aus Yera, ba6
Der Siaris aus ieinen l1fern setreten 1T
uuo bic sanse 6lubuieoeruas unter @ai-
ier aeicet fat. Die lleberiduemmun9 1T
Die perbeereuoRe felt Wenidenaeoenfcu
ueberbalb 8aaoao fat 1id Elm neues
5luBbett sebiloet, ,peldes Die Scrbinouna
Der Staot NIT Dem Snnerett p%oIllfanoia
abidnetoet. Sn benz Dorfe &iamisie mur
ben 200 Sauier pesserilien. Wtan BE-
firdtet, SaB Die anbaltenoe naiie Mitte
runa Den Nusbrud Der Gbolera CUR Tolse
baben ,nir6.
, 1877-05-16

teg- Alc glrt Srudarbeiten ,peloen
II Ter Oifise Oersss.r Sirsiuia Stuass>
Gazette" unscicli3t.
, 1877-05-16
9nldn0i(df pspe[Aen.

Brandon. ST., IA. Mai. 6ranf
graior, elm 1~5.idbrisen &aabe, ,puroe,
ipie bereits seitern mitsetbsilt, an, lebten
Samltass.M orsen. wabreno er lia auT
Der Sa9o befano, BON einem llnbefamn.
ten msualinss eri9oKen. @m Gam-
Tags Ma9mittase fano man ben mutb.
moBliden M6roer oss Gnaben tobt am
Giienbabnseleile, ei,pa 81 Mcile., bon
bier entisrnt. gr batte iid nit einem
@spolper eridOisn. Surge 3sit por9sr
bate or 9eorubt, sinsn Arbsiter nit einer
, 1877-05-16
Die GefbGftS(eute bes lDeItens

ipmmen. @arnm? lint AT fsben, ipie e5
tontlnt, baB @bitlpd'5 Waaren fl bilia iinp
nito I'm burt gu taufen. 3. btele fdDnen
i1wsram MIpacas at 90, Is, 80, 35 unp SOC.
5ene @Iacc SanbIGube nit Q 8nTpfsn gu 81
his 75t, Gie neueu 9nIStiGer fir Oamsn,
Serren nno 8inber. @eltre,fte mrb farfe
9triimpfe sa 10, Is, 20 uno $50. Yi1ues gu
{, ~ aub 15c. Cine Yarb bre,ten aeblsiGten
Allb braunen Sbesting gu s. tnb Zoe. @iele
Saden fir 1inber, gFpbewaarcr, &IeibfrltpTr
etc. Sfinene Sal6entidsr 3 fir Csc. Gommt
bale nlb fault iii peu btligen 2aren bet
j. G. WHITLOCK, 1909 Main ctr
, 1877-05-16

SEMI-WEEKLY sun, 80 A YEAR, ,
of the same size and general character as
THE WEEKLY. but with q greater variety Of
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing tho news
to its subscribers with greater freshness, because
itcomes twice o week instead Of once only.
, 1877-05-16
sssif TobkurA

~ 49, -
8 n beItmrn+. S, sarae btsbcrige @ctIpe,fabnn una
suItotet a6te Sur wtrb burd bas io9etannte
s2pDbGl 0tnb bur5 gtnnebmen Don Spbpnlrer
9emtrft, Ole 2obbdoer 3cisen on, no bic Srantbett
istbren Stb Bat, no. ttef fe Iie9t, unb St 9let6er
\ Belt seigen fe bte 2ebensfraft hes Neni9tn an.
IEauience iinb tn ben lebtsn 5pci Ssabren tn Der
a@abes Anftalt, "a Stanton Ctr, Mew gorf, gcbeilt
ioorben. Inter ben @ebeilten beiinocn di6 ptele
Werste inb Mpotbefer. Ste aobbt:ber Mnteri6etsen
i9 non onberen Sdbern baoartb, bab Ie brett aui
Bite &rontbeit einmirfen, nib bentranteh Stoli er.'
%ierntn, tn pelber Worm er aud gum Sorld}eih
TONNE. Ste Itro Gin Terbrennun9Ss poet luSl0ets
bun9SzGroceb Der &rantbcitsitoile. Sober tranfc
ptrb hi br Nnweuouns btsier Cur l~oSuiegen ictn
ei9ener @rSt. @eiln Semonb bnrd eieie @dber 9es
betIt tit, 70 tit er pirtlib unb raotfal 9ebetlt, mabS,
renb mad Der bisberi9en, Seilmetbcbe Bite Wtttel
BcpS9nlit gcidbritaet limb ais BITE Gramt9eitieIbit,
nnb ii3 tiers en- Sanoes Seer 'eelnodrer Srantz
''io5fbs a %S'e's sis syybas,r one srastpeitsn, tnfsrti5
,nb duberIi9. %turiren, TO iino bod bic gsirtnnaen
bel fol9enbrn Rranfbeitet, b~eionoer5 penn tie I'D
nod II. qeate,t3 3 nltanoe %beIinoen, 9an5 aiBeroroents
lid: weber, ielbit @erpehs nnb Gpphus iieber,
furtrt, f,aIss nnb Observation-Disclosures wirb,
b~eionberS bet lanaen geuten u. TN erltet StaStlra,
ssips9nlt9 Iei4t tnrirs, WGiierindlf' Mbes:
ebenio Nuqenz uub standardization, iopie aus
fDpbiIitifdDc aruntbeitet in ieoem tSraoe Sci
b auberen &ronfDetten, @rato.punecn, n @es
ppI6sli5e Ii. N3t6are.' Sur Gin @a6 tit binreidsnb,
UNI Seben pom Der g~Sirtlna su itberSeAsen. @Gs
0emfrebs uno bic ie9enunnte Sarts oeer
@mdcrrIbr (eine bis irgt rnbct(bore SronsbetD
,tben 9ebeilt @ei lesterer Srantbeit seben 25
s~Srosert hes 3nGeritoiieS nit iebem Babe eurd bea
Nrin al.
Oie @abcs unb Ginncbrtes4ul werben Md
fcbem Ylob I'M 2anpe ueriGnbt, Der TretS BEG
~3GbesRnluers TT 81, Der bes Ginnebme 9uluera
i 81. Wton Iai]e iib ecue 8toidire iber bic aohfp
" enaIil4er ooer bentider Spra3e i4iden.
FIR. Rauchfuss
"a Stauton Ctr, BOX 1S9o},'
@sw 0orE
, 1877-05-16
THE DAILY SUN, SO A YEAR.

A prominently readable newspaper, with tho
largest circulation In the world. Free, indie
pendent, and fearless in politics. All the news
from everywhere. Two cents a copy BY mail,
cents a month, or SO a year.
, 1877-05-16
Sapan.

SonSon Is. Mai. Cine offi,ierle
Tepeihe aus Sapan. beridtet, oa6 elm
'oeiieres Grmeecorps in &asoidima an
setOmmen. Mebrere Sdladten wurocn
saielbt 9eidlusen unb Die Stabt gum
G9eile einsedidert. Ole Icsierunsstrup=
pen blieben lit jeSem @efedte 1issreid).
, 1877-05-16
0trginia StaatS<0 a3etrt
tass,e bsraasseseben BON
9ebn 9. p II.
Re. 8 3p6iite Strafe.
Nibmon b, y a.
Subfertpttpns Nreife.
preiie Der &mJeiSea:

81 PtetIe Yet ~H5es6eu.
GtH Sanass, Elm NlaI S075
Tin Square, swet @taI 125
Gin 6anare, bfet WldI. rs
Gin Gaudre, cine gDcGe $40
Elm Saudre, etnen Wpndt 7g0
Gin Sanars bret Mpnate 100
0rBSsrs ansetsen rerpen tuiaer berthnet.
Q&t ster menisty 9tt'tx bttstn etnen Square.
Aus An,eieen fnb I'm Dssaus su satIen.
Die ;3eitune mtrb In Hidnsnt unt TIM.
Sssenb Bon ben IrGssru far IS Gents per
Wc&e ausgetragen. .
, 1877-05-16

sud fir oerrcnflsioer in grocer 9uspab.
srb auf Yeleluns perfertiet su bigisen prsis
fen. &ointnt mn i~ibr3eust Gub feIbif.
j. G. WHITLOCK.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31
A Woman's Feat.

The Sacramento (Cal.) Bee relates the
following: "Some few days ago, as the
Freeport ferry was taking load of pas
sengers across the river, and when about
half way over, the rope which is attached
to the bank, and by means of which the
boat is towed, broke. CONSERVATION
reigned among the passengers; none of
the men could swim; the boat was drift
ing down; there was nothing on board by
which it could be padded or its move
ments be directed. For few seconds
silence and inactivity reigned; then a
strong and healthy-looking Canadian
woman, seeing that the men could do
nothing, proceeded calmly to take of
her shoes and stockings, and, arrayed
as weightily as Horatius Coolies was
when the bridge fell and he jumped
into the yellow Tiber with his harness on
his back, she caught rope in her teeth,
plunged into the muddy current and
swan for shore. There were no exult'
ant Romans on the bank to greet her
with loud plaudlts, hut the suddenly
cheerful faces of the lords of creation
on the boat were beaming upon her with
eyes of admiration. She reached the
bank, tied the rope to strong tree and
the men hauled the boat ashore"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31

The terrible strife between the Cler.
icals and Liberals of Switzerland still
RACES with unabatod violence. "Who," !"
said stranger to the President of a
canton who at State banquet had
risen to greet late guest with effusion
-" who is that rather mutton headed
gentleman you have just welcomedH"
My predecessor, tool of tyranny. At
the election before that he defeated me
by spreading calumny to the effect that
had assisted at the murder of the host
ages. He's very good fellow, though,
and my brother-inlaw. But, of course,
in cantonal politics, when l come in the
policy of my predecessor is reversed. If
he was elected there would be a similar
action on his side" What direction
does this change of policy take2" 81
will explain. For many years the can.
ton has been repairing the town. hall and
cathedral. When am in power l push
on the repairs of the town-hall; when
that minion of debased hierarchy sc.
cures office he stops the work and repairs
the cathedral. You see the difference?'
Yes" "I forgot to add that it is the
same contractor who has the contracts
for repairing both buildings. To the
victors belong the spoils."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31
A Touching Episode.

THERE was pathetic scene at Fort
Abraham Lincoln few days ago, when
the Seventh Cavalry, Gen. s. d. Sturgis'
command, which was headed in the field
last year by the gallant but unfortunate
Custer, marched into camp. AS the gray
troop Company E), under Lieut.. G. @.
De Rudio was passing in review before
the Generals house he came out of the
door and to the gate with a guidon in his
hand and ordered the command to halt.
The battalion came to halt and present.
On the porch were congregated the mem
bers of the Generals family, consisting
of his beautiful wife, his pretty daughter
Ella, another little girl and their only re-
naming son, all dressed in deep mourn
ing. The General, with his eyes full of
tears, addressing Lieut.. De Rudio, said:
81 am charged by my wife to present
your company with this guidon in re-
membrance of our dear son, who was at
tached to it when he was killed. Hope
you will appreciate it; take good care of
1t and honor the memory of our dearly
beloved boy" The Lieutenant took the
guidon in his hand, raised it and replied;
Dear General, thank you and Mrs.
Sturgis in the name of my company.
This guidOn will guide them and myself
to revenge the blood of your son, and l
assure you that nobody shall capture it
while man of my command lives, for
we shall defend it with the last drop of
our blood" The Generals son, Lieut..
John Sturgis, il may be remembered, fell
in Clusters fatal battle, and, at his
fathers request. was buried on the field
of valor where he fell.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31
WAR NOTES.


The Porte announced on the 23d that Me-
hemet Ali had gained substantial victory
between Osman Bazaar and Eski Djuma, capt
uring several guns and intlicting great loss
on the enemy.
The Turks are reported advancing steadily
toward Nicsics.
On the 22d the Russians in Schipka Pass
were reinforced. The previous day they re-
pulsed ten attacks, losing number CT off,
GERS. According to the Russian accounts the
Turks lost heavily.
A Russian official account of the battle be-
fore Eski Djuma says the Turks took the of
fensive in great force on the 22d, and drove
back two Russian battalions from Jaslar,
which the Russians subsequently rctook.
The next day the Turks made three attacks
IN the neighborhood of Jaslar, but were
brilliantly repulsed. The Turks held their
original position and fighting was in progress
on the oath.
Accounts of the battle at Schipka Pass
state that the fighting on the 2lst lasted four
teen hours, at the end of which time the
Russians still held the Notifications. On the
23d the Turks made several desperate as
saults, but were repulsed. The Russian
losses were heavy.
An English commissioner sent south of
the Balkans writes that no adequate idea of
the extent of the misery and destitution
among the refugees or the barbarities perpe-
trated on both sides has been given.
The PARIS lie Temps on the 26th had intel
ligence that Sulieman Pasha had captured
the Schipka entrenchment with fifteen guns
and pushed on to Gabrova. The fighting
had continued six days and the losses on
both sides we're very heavy.
On the oath the Russian troops at Sistova
revolted because of bad provisions, and
threw 100000 loaves of moldy bread into the
Danube.
The Russians have contracted for the con-
struction of bridges across the Danube capa-
BILE of withstanding ice.
The English commissioner after full ex-
animation expresses his conviction that the
charges against the Russians of cruelties are
entirely unfounded. Little quarter is given
on either side, however.
Fighting was still going on in Schipka
Pass on the 27th, Gen. Raditsky maintain
ing his ground. Russian reinforcements are
being pushed forward.
Renewed fighting in Asia Minor il reported
imminent, The Russian troops are being
reinforced.
A London dispatch of the 26th says the
Turks took Kizimtepe, but in attempting to
take Purukdara were entirely defeated. The
Russian Generals Gomaroff and Tchavschev-
adze were wounded.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31
THE EASTERN WAR.



A correspondent explains that Schipka
Pass consists merely of section of the
Balkans lower than the surrounding
heights. There is no pass properly So
called, but merely track over this lower
section or ridge, which is extremely
broken and hilly. The highest point of
the road is flanked on either side by a
spur commanding it, and also ridge be-
hind the first of these two spurs covers
the road leading to the Russian posi-
tions. These spurs break off abruptly
and precipitously, affording no access
into the valleys north of the Balkans.
Their sole use to the Turks, therefore,
was in affording positions from whence
to flank the central Schipka Ridge. II is
possible, also, for the troops to descend
from them, struggle through the inter
vening glens, and, climbing the steep
slopes of Schipka Ridge, give hand to
each other on the road which runs along
its summit. This done the Schipka po-
sition would of course be turned, but
the advantage would be of little avail
till the road had been opened by carry
ing the fortified positions on it. The
road over the Schipka Ridge constitutes
for the army the only practicable line of
communication in that section of the
Balkans.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31
Gen. Grant and party we're at Antwerp on

Gen. Grant and party we're at Antwerp on
the 23d.
The Deputy Mayor of Evreux has been
dismissed for stating in aspeech that the pop
ulation Of that town and Normandy gener-
ally were deeply attached to the Republic,
and desired the present crisis to terminate
as soon as possible.
The German semi-oflicial press is hostile
toward Turkey.
The plague has appeared in Western Po.
land
Gen. Grant and party arrived in London on
the 26th.
All the great powers and Belgium, Hol-
land, Sweden and Portugal adhere to the
German protest against Turkish cruelties.
U. s. Minister Noyes has arrived at Paris.
Serious earthquakes have occurred in
Chill.
bill regulating the procedure to he OBJ
served by the conclave of Cardinals on the
death of the Pope has been completed at the
Vatican. 1t empowers Cardinal Camerlengi
to answer and summon the conclave imme-
diately or await the arrivals Of foreign Car
dinals,