The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-14
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,,ra to Vienna dispatches Of tn
0, 4. walt 10 the circassian rceiment
9 ,,. . vas spreading, and threatens
p'a'. .erious proportions. A court
~. "a been ordered to try the mutt
y = an Il was understood that . sever
Z. .ould be made as lesson to othe
.sIs nuiiueers.
.mDos telegram Of the 9Th report
,i,as s division in the British Cabinet. I
~ s,stood that Lord Salisbury vehe
Il opposed warlike action.
I, c.ss,ASrrSopLE telegram of the 9Th
ss !. Russians had surprised and cut K
i 1900 Ahschasians.
= Greek Cabinet has been reorgan
= ,.dsr the Presidency of Cansris, a vet
dths war Of independence.
1. me 9Th, the bridge leading from the
u platform at Bath, England gave way
:, .',.er;uIIated over 100 persons into the
!. Mellow. Twelve persons were killed
fIysne injured.
mDos dispatches Of the morning o.
IN .sv . Russian Ambassador had
IA London, with letters from Prince
...Sstotf to the British Minister OF For
,Hsrs. in which the statement is made
pu.si, did not contemplate any inter-
Me- with the sucz Canal, Egypt, the Dar-
.Il,s or the Persian Gulf. She disclaimed
,uv intention Of permanently ac-
mo copstantinople, though she would
,ousent to its possession bv any
], Christian Power. The letter concludes
4 be statement that Russia's sole object
M conduct of the war is to improve the
Iatou Of the Christians in Turkey. As
4 Il she had achieved this, she would fall
4 on The resolutions Of the Constantine
gcs,iereuce, asking the Powers to take up
thread whese it was broken by its disso-
tn.
bHg Russian official newspaper, Of the
publlshed decree calling for an ex-
|rdinary levy Of 2ls,0c0 men.
kUERAL Turkish officers have lately
h shot for being concerned in the surren-
! Of Ardshan.
IHE five days fight at the Duga Pess,
YouteDegro, was concluded, on the 10th,
me utter defeat of the Turks, who lost
b men and large quantities of arms and
munition.
)x the 9th, the Russians attempted to
pw 5000 men over the Danube, between
lgsyo and Rutschuk, but were driven
/ by the batteries, with considerable loss.
Iss believed to have been a feigned at
pt, whose object was to develop the loca-
id The Turkish batteries:
/ consequence of the discovery of a
sgsinst the life of the Gar, all Poles
. been banished from Bucharest.
moRDNe to a Therapis telegram of
10Th, naval battle had occurred at the
"a mouth of Danube, between Turk
ronelads and the Russian torpedo fleet,
hich the latter lost three vessels and the
Ter one. The Russians also lost several
,lrrs
! the 9th, the Lord Provost of Edin-
b, Scotland, rendered to ex-President
ia public recognition of the high esti-
held Of his character and the services
B he, as President, rendered to the cause
neral peace, par icularly in cementing
liendly relations between the United
! and Great Britain"
8rcHAREsT dispatch of the 11th says
we're $40 newspaper correspondents in
ania-
CoSsTANTNoPLE telegram of the
aTs the Turkish Minister at Athens had
instructed to demand of Greece the
Of her extraordinary war prepara-
The insurrectionary movement in
J, Thessaly and Crete had assumed
Proportions.
! bombardment of Rutschuk by the
ms began on the evening of the 11th.
lrks returned the fire with interest.
oRDISe to a London dispatch Of th !
The insurrection in the vicinity O
m-kaleh was spreading rapidly.