Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-08-29
THE EASTERN WAR.

" nave put ilttie Information from
inc oattie holds OF the Fast. Whatever
cohnic's nave occurred IN Asia, II Is
sonecueu inat inc lurks,..as heretofore
nav nav % .oinv on 'lc'oIs' IN Europe some
very haru nghting has been done WIN
va,,'ns success out u the russians do
''o. me- WIZ, oo',er success wltmn Tue
iioN' ih,y 'h'r'y unys out lew OF the Rus'
s'"'' .',I '.. so'u'eis tna' CROSSED the Danube
' w." We lo'o'oss ~ except Dy turkish
ie''so, 'ooinu sahsu,hary conflicts have
oeeaniou .'. within tne past teh days 70
Iai'"'o :, Wv so'o'", ~ passes ~ inc bAi'
A~~SA->.~-.-.SsEEllesneyeE,
i. - = =, - - .,.'.- p
''at'ei aa,,,I 'n1s' 'pHe 'no oPcn nela ana DC
suoIVy.ou r.' W alI ''i"'ner OF attacks from
~ Au'0s, VINO nave iortihcations
eVerywhere ana soldiers enough to
hoiu thein, besides sending thousands
lnto inc open held 10 harass the Rus
sians, nso uhless inc Gar forwards from
4o,ooV 70 oHooo men and gets them
across the Danube within the next
fortnight he may as well prepare for
winter quarters, because the war will
not close TINS year, unless the Russians
pack their traps Tor home. Tho shout
.an y" II p;oI pGIns.np',noPie, ea,l nno tnat 0i
occasio, il n Ii,,Ie slov, haoa,'an o' ,l''s "D'o
bodv Il always nn,,ino, b;msois ~ ,ho
way We cSll tbe foliowinn fron ,ho ia
London newsnaner Iisno,cbes. '
LoNpoN Ang 5I-A Cons,an,;nonlo
dispatch contains tbe tolIow;n". 1tn
LEHMAN Pasba teleoranhs undor do,a oc
August u thai t6rce ~ liz h,';DaJo. ~
ascended ,be bsigh,s of ,Lo sS;nIo
mass In sniio of shower =, pnal'a''
nroiectiles drove bacL p,sa;a" '''
most and advanccd 70 w;,hin " hua U"s
dred wards OF tho enemv's en,ronch
monts. There was dcsnera,e fohtina
for fourteen hours at the end NJ ghicbs
however, although Tho Tnrl,s retained
the ground thew eonouered ,be enenv
still held their fortified positions which
were defended bv fourteen cannon onJ
q large forcep The Telegram conclnJos.
"To. morrow we shalt bring mn onr
siege guns and renew Tho strSoele W.
hope TO be successful -
nuss, ,oo.,,,,..
$500 u0o'is ~ TUE fluhr
Detaiied bulletins from the Russian
noss sho,y ,ha,an So. :" 90 ,ne oVnlpha
erected two batteries of Ion, ,an,,o as
tillery and made trencbcs ,hsonD,h
which thew annroocbcd ,Lo pnSs,ss',
positions The Russian loss on A.
gust 2l was two hundred and on ,ho
52d mueh less Tbo --latest hnIlo,;n ra
counts the operations Of Tbursdsr I,
saws. "Tbe Turkish fro comrcnoad
It halepast 4 o'clock in tho mora,na
md lasted with great v,oIenco nn,sI
noon. Meanwhile tho TnrIs nd
several desperate ossanlts hn, 80
.epulsed onr boroes did no, ,;al5
DOT. Al noon tho fring sIasi,onsd
md reserves under Radetsl,v hen 70
,rriye. Onr losses have Lc.n -, y
Renters Ruchores, d;sno,oI 80.
hat the nonnIation oe C;pr',oro 49, La,o
,een ordered ,o lcay. ,Sas s,'U ,o''.n Ia r'
,anse of ina oannonado aLi,G . ~
,ressing between RnstchnL anJ H.,
russian bottories ON ,honna,,,.a,' "I 'n' 'ne
4 thc Donnhe 'V' ''''' '"""
'eD o., h'th0iS VI Tue WAR IN RUSSIA
ihe MOSCOW correspondent of the
Ddiy Neios writes describing the effects
u the war IN Russia as follows "The
PEASANTS are being called off to join
ne DC imperial army from all directions.
" herever one goes families are moarn-
ng because either father or brother
re under orders TO start within, per
nance only few hours, Families
re broken up on oil sides, and wives
~ s 'Hs nousohoiu furniture
oanv riaoos I.0" ,r;,L L."notn,I "o 'ni1"seu ~
me nrlce or nro,';s;ons s"G'e !" ~ soous'
49,. o,o ~, y ,',s ,,s'ns plo-
! homes oro H. ~ Wv uPpv, .l''ss
banga Thoso ,rho ~ har~ S" s'a.c VI
he army or navy arc in many ,aona mo
eing recalled An will !, Il 4ras''o, ~
d be summoned in ,ho oorrso rs1a nr,;.nn {
Whilst / write n General calI IL ha;nr I
nade for all 10 serve in ,bo m;l;,;o ~ {
Offices IN his ofgac, hara haa, "aui an /
n all those residing in No ~ ~ 4
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