Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-12
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MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN NEWS.

kARAJAL. Oct. 10.
A Russian official dispatch, dated
yesterday. says: In consequence OF
the occupation Of new positions by
our troops in the recent operations the
enemy last night abandoned the most
Of his positions, including Kizeltepe
and Soubatin, and rstreated. We pur-
sued him and during the night occu
pied the line Of Chadshiralt, Sabaton
and kulwerdan.
BUCHAREST. Oct. 10.
A Karajal correspondent confirms
the report that Mukhtar Pasha had
evacuated Kizeliepe and ~Soubatin. re
firing To the summit of Aladja Dagah.
The correspondent SAYS tn. movement
was necessItAted by Mukhtar's having
lost 5000 men during the battles of
October I'd and Sd. The Russians &C.
cupied the positions evacuated by the
Turks.
LATER.-The Russians on Wednes-
day, in consequence Of u~nfavorable
weather. retired tn the positions they
formerly occupied. Operations there
fore ars postponed. The Russian loss
tn the present is $500.
PARIS, Oct. 10.
Due De BroRlie, speaking at u meet
lux VI tut SOIlStTN dltNt IOtIlIIlltlstt ut
Tended the Government from the
charge Of clericalisin. The real issus.
he said. was conservatism or RADICAL
ism, MacMahon or Gainhetts. NJ.
Gsmbetta wore a mask, sL~.eltering him
self first behind Theirs and then be-
hind Grevy. He deriJed Gambetts's
succession to the Presidency, which
might ensue should they desert Presi-
ient MacMahOn, who had no desire to
destroy the Republic.
LONDON. Oct. III.
A telegram from Ksrs. Wednesday
noon, says a hattie was fought ye>ter
day near Aladjs Dagh. lasting from
midday until u O'Clock in tn. evening
The losses are heavy on both sides.
Movements are discernable this morn
ing in the Russian camp which seem
tn indicate a renewal OF fighting. The
Russians have retired 10 the positions
occupied before tuesdays battle.
CoNsTANrISoPLE, Oct. IL.
The Turkish War Office confirms the
report OF n junction OF Chefket Pssha
with Osmxn Pasha and the entry Il
reinforcements and supplies into
Plevns.
LONDON. Oct. II.
All immediate apprehension Of fam
inc IN Northern India next yea has
passed away. though high prices and
some pressure IN the poor will remain
until spring. Crops are assured, emf
grants from the threatened tracts are
already returning home, and agricul-
ture is active everywhere.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. IL.
The steamer Consrtt, from Antwerp
for New York. arrived here with her
bows stove and forward compartment
filled with water, from collision with
the ship Jsssore. from Liverpool with
passengers for Melbourne, at 4 O'Clock
Wednesday morning, 100 miles west of
Fa~tnett. The Jsssore sank and the
Consett rescued all hands.
BUCHAREST, Oct. IL.
Grieg, Comptroller General 81 the
Russian Empire. has unexpectedly ar
rived to inspect the accounts Of army
contractors.
PEsTH. Oct. IL.
Herr Tissea, Hungarian Premier,
has informed the Diet that 2 100 rifles
and three boxes of dynamite we're
seized. but only eight persons were ar
rested in connection with TransylvA.
MIA affairs.
MADRID, Oct. IL.
The Spanish Government has paid
the American Government five hun
bred and seventy thousand dollars. on
account of claims for losses incurred
by American civilians in Cuba through
the rev Oiution.