The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-13
General News Summary


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70 q FeREEGn.
isLDNnoN dispatches OF the Sd say I'll
Turks acknowledged the loss of 1000 me-
IN their recent assaults upon Schipka. !
nsistated that 6ulcinianz sPasha had aban
6oned in effortssor It's rccapture. e
sTHETurks evacuated Sukum Kaleh. ol
the Black Sea. ON the Sd. :,
@Ex- PhEsrDENss THlERs died quite sud
deniy, At shis residence near Paris, on til,
evening Of the %. q % j
IAN official statement places the Russian
losses st schipka at 200 killed and s,0O(
Wounded ssSf rs
e suKfbl -KALxH has been occupied by
The Russians. The Abchasian coast is cleal
ofsTuF&s, and The rebellion in the interio,
has been suppressed. .is a X
y The Turkish Parliament has been con.
xoked for Nov. l3. X a = 2
"a RoAb has been constructed up Schip.
Aa Pass, by the'Russians, for the passage oi
troops into Roumelis. "a .es s-
/ sAHMssD PAsHXS according to Constan
tinople dispatch OF the 5th, had repulsed the
Russians in. an attack near Rustchuk, at
Kudikoi, with Russian loss of 1000 men.
The Russian official account of the same af-
fair claims Russian victory, with a loss OF
thirty killed and $50 wounded. W. Ssl
e. BANIsHMENr has been inflicted upon
Abdul Kerim, Redif Pasha and the ex-Com-
Spandants Of Scutari, Sistova and Schipka
until the termination Of the war.
ACCORDING to q telegram from the Turk
ish Coiamandef at Kcchlowa Of the. 9th, he
had defeated the Russian Twelfth Army
Corps, near that place and driven them back
over the Lom, with 5000 killed and wounds
ed. The loss to the Turks was 300 killed
and 7Oowounded. e ~ = Z. S I u
3 A E0RAGINa! force of 1000 Montene-
srins surrounded village near Pressika re-
Gently, intending to gets cattle and grain
During the night, ! fresh band arrived,
which the first party supposed to be Turks,
and fierce struggle cnsued, with loss OF
900 killed and great number wounded. Not
until morning was the mistake discovered.
is s THE, deficit Of the Turkish Treasury for
the current yearis estimated at 11OO0, 900
Turkish pounds ;.s 81 tQwa 14a q
:. IT issaid that the Pope has definitely
decided to re;establishth the Roman hierarchy
In Scotland. es4 q
Z The Army of the Emir of Bokhara ha
been placed on a war footing, because the,
Emir considers. that Russia is warning
againstthe Mohammedan religion.
THE Battle Of Kiziltape, which cost the
Turks 4SO killed and 400 wounded, resulted
In the Russians being driven from their po-
sition atKedalar.
s A FURTHER issue of 5000, 900 piasters
Of Turkish paper money has been made
.sNIcsIcs, according to special from
Cattaro of the 9th. had Internationally sur
rendered. The place had nineteen guns.
The garrison were permitted to withdraw to
The Montenegrins secured several /
commanding positions on the heights sur |
the citadel, and this fact precipi-
tatcd the surrender. *
THE release from Imprisonment of the |
Russian bankrupt speculator in railways,
DR.. Strausberg, IS announced.
1.-THE Emperor Of Brazil sailed for home
on the 9th. s
THE funeral of cx-P President Theirs, at
Paris, on the Sth, was conducted with I'M
posing ceremonies, $4,000 persons being in
together with all the diplom attic
corps. Minister Washburne attended,
With U. 8. Minister Noyes. y
1 eCLEorATRIA's NEEDLE, the Egyptian
,bclisk, was siioat in deep water, incased in
hcaisson, on the 9Th, and would be t5wed at
,nce to london. We /
HrHE reported capture Of Plevna by the
ID 6ssians is diseredited by London dis 4
patch ofthe 10th. The latest intelligence, i
up TO the evening Of the 9th, reported that
Tor nearly ten days the fighting had been /
progressing; that the Turks still held Plevna,
,ut, The Russians had secured a line of Turk
sh sredoubts, and a Turkish retreat was
,hoaghtIsto be Imminent. The storming
column was led by the Roumanian forces,
md their'numberwas sadly depleted. n 4 IL
sON the 9Th, a battle, was fought with the
iyht wing of the, Rasgrad Army, and con
iu,,ed ali day, witlIoutany apparent advan
df6 to either side: The, losses were very i,
sssYy on both sides. a telegram from the
lAazkishCommandsf apnopnces the retreat
u Inc husslans. u III t. Il !,
.0AccoRD1Ne to Constantinople tele-
,tarn Of the 10th, the whole of Suleiman
Pasha's Army had passed north of the Bal
The moment Servia takes part in the
wart the Turkish forces ON the frontier have
been ordered to enter that Principally.
"A DEFINITE agreement, according to an |
Athens special OF the 10TH, had been made
Greece and Russia, and 1t was said !,
he former would soon issue q declaration
4 war against Turkey. +
sIAYARn. the explorer, has beengrant-
dA firmnn by the Sultan. authorizing ex-
,l6rstions at Nineveh. 81 NJ "a
'TnE Khedive, having given England
I'D right to search vessels In Ottoman
vatrs, supposed TO beensaged in the slave
ride, the Porte has protested againet this
suen. . ~ IA
'ssa III DOmEsrIC. 4
AscASz Of undoubted yellow-fsvsr oc-
uarsd insNew York City ON the 4th.s The, 1,
,6tient, Who was 1 sailor from Gulf port, ,
liedss Efacient stslRha been taken TO pre-
'est4he Spread q TIE disease. a's Y
or thcl 4th.. while endeavoring to kin.
IN I hrc IN Kitchen stove with kerosepe, X
A9pS Edwin G. Ftshcrs Of West Lebanon, n.
E{ vas istally burned.
;Af Red Clond Age1cy; ION the 4th, con-
,iyleSabls excitement prevailed, caused BY !
ths avowSd determination of Crazy Horse 4
~ othee5 to leave the reservation, and d ! (