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CHICAGO. Aug IA private telegram
received al JacKsonSiiie, ILL.,, announces
Inc death on the goth inst, OF Lieut.. vii
liam NJ. English, I. :. A.. son OF Dr. Ma
ihaniel English, OF that city. from wounds
received in Gen. Gibbons late battle with
the Nez Perces.
Waiting for supplies.
SALT LAKE. Aug. 24.-Gen. Howard ar.
rived at Virginia City, Montana. this
at 10 O'Clock. Ills command is
waiting Mt Henry's Lake for supplies.
Some Of Gen. Miles troops are moving IN
the Yellowstone in front of the Indians.
The Indians got about 100 horses in Mad.
ison valley, hut have now left.
Condition OF things In Russ,n.
Moscow Az o.. ,o.uoo,oa.
writes of the war in Russia as follows
Peasants are being called oft to join the
imperial army from all directions. Fami.
lies are mourning because either father or
brother are under orders to start within.
pcrchance, only a few hours. Families
are broken up on all sides and wives are
selling household furniture. The streets
of Moscow ere thronged in MANY places
with household goods. The price of pro.
visions is rising proportionately. Among
the upper classes homes are in the same
state of change. Those who have retired
from the army or navy arc in many cases
recalled. All will probably be summoned
in the course of time. Whilst write a
general call is being made for all to serve
in the militia, and notices to this effect
have been served on all those residing in
No. l of the six divisions of Mos
cow. From house to house visitations
are also going on relative to the number of
men servants and horses kept by every
and n large quota of which
must now be parted with for public SER
vices. Substitutes on the part of the for
mer are not accepted. Funds are rolling
in for the sick and wounded on all sides,
the peasants even urging the acceptance of
their mite.
Destroved nv n Cvc,oue
Sam I,vp Irtob Ar, o,A foorf,,,
wind md ra;n s,orn, nassed over aastnrn
NnI,rasIoa , nna $780, I as, .,'t ASH.
q hurricane ut Omaha. At half-past 3 this
two spans OF 700 feet each OF the
missouri RIVER Drldge AT omaha went down,
IT, Ills supposed from the force OF the wind.
INC piers are al standlnS. passengers