The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-24
The Ant1-ALOnoPoI1St.
aro victralized for one wear.

are victualized for one year
Prince Hassan son Of the Kheulve, anu 1
six thousand Egyptians leave Cairo Tor
Constantinople tomorrow. The remand
err of the contingent will follow.
Large quantities of Russian wheat are I
arriving at honigsherg for shipment 10
| England
Prince Milan has sent an autograph let
ter to Grand Duke Nicholas lie sald
servia was ready to take the field with
40 900 men on condition that Russia pays
expenses.
4 large force Of Circassan Insurgents,
with great stores of arms and ammunl-
tons. nave been shipped from the bos-
phorus for points upon the Black pea
coast The expedition viii be protected
and assisted by two iron clad frigates:
Rifles ana men are being rapidly embarked
for the Caucasian coast from Batoum
While Gen Kamaroff was reconnoiter-
ing before Kars on the 10Th, the turks al
tackled the Russian Irregular cavalry. Inc
! Turks left sixty -four dead on the held,
and two prisoners were captured; wound
, ed not reported Russian loss one oi1lceI
! and twenty men killed, five ofncers ana
{ fifty four men wounded. Among Inc
! wounded was Major General iocheiahaH,
commanding brigade OF Daghestan cav
G airy.
: The Russians carried two outworks OF
: Ardahsn with nine guns on the 18th four
G teen killed and four officers ana fourteen
wounded. The Turkish loss was consid-
cradle.
The Kurds and Circassians are advancing
on the extreme Muscovite LEFT from Van
If to Lrlvan.
" Kula.
Severe fighting is imminent at Batoum
- The Russian movement Of concentration
= unon Kars from Poti, Akhalzikh, AleNan-
: dropol and Eriyan has come TO u standsuii
- There will be few marches from the 'front.'
"a Ter. partly rom the necessity OF establish
!. ing stores for victualling the troops on
= Turkish soil, and partly by the kusslan
= generals recognizing the change effected
in the condition Of warfare by the unlver-
= sal adontion of the needle gun Attacks
- in massed columns are out OF the ques
: ton.
u 4 reaction seems to have set IL in Rou
= mania. and tie conviction is daWnlng ina
no far from having taken steps toward ne
cherished independence, Roumanla Ia
only taken 4 step toward exchanging In
rise turkish master fora Russian master.
u VIENNA. Nav le.-The advance OF III
ith Russians into Little Wallachia is causing
III rreat excitement The Russian amnassa
40 dor has explained that the Russian
oe crossed the Aluta river only because
the most urgent stragetical necessity. an
en- would withdraw at the earliest momel
Sc which circumstances will permit. ii
ted Fmneror Of Austria and the President I
IS the Hungarian Council, Count lesse
ent have arrived. Ministerial councils a
TED held almost daily
ali p1-ru.pEsT Nav 1s.-In the Turk;
ire village Of Turtukai there isqaite Z Chfi
'urt lain element though subordinate III nui
est, hers ~ the Turks On the night o. y
ing 18Th the latter made general attack up
CO. the Christians The males were put 70 !
esi- sword. Many Of the elder women shaf
Tept the same fate. and the Younger Were oI
tallg outraged. The cries OF the vicfn
St were distinctly heard BY the outpos's
ter the Roumanian army ana u u TURNER =
and roborated hy reports q two balgaiia
rWo VINO escaped tho slaughter
the nATouM. Friday Afternoon, May Is
and this moment She sound Of heavy cam
frinr i heard Ii is believed. 70 he
>lata beginning Of the great cattle when
,>,.e have been expecting
pre- ~ PfTrFsBURG, May 19.--It i 0
'. az cially announced that the turks Ia
ue hotnbarded Snknm-kaleh again and burr
'i0O' the town Nl1ich has consequently y
evacuated -. ..
sen LospoS. May 19.-Fhe Standards Pe
l IN correspondent says: come eStreiile -,
,oo0 rarian papers demand thu Count :
Inc drassg should treat the approach q
atom Rnssians 10 the neighb0rdood Of the
sta1e trian frontier as csts3ts Ds6s. Military y
Tune consider that the time has arrived Tor
centratinr corps Of observation III lrar
very lv4nia
.tion. n l. -aro~+ea from Selvi that the i
e 366 t,rv nrer,arntioAs of the Seryans arr p
II the aritd evident Prince Milan to-day no
arres mated Gol. Dfagaschivitch chief q
Sues and ordered Gen olimpies to resi-
1st Of command on the Drina towards when
was artillery are marching
II SCI 4 dispatch Of yesterday reports
5000 Circassians are joining the
rand ksh army as volunteers
dated 4 TELEGRAM from Lrzeroum o. Ma
.weea saws The Russians attacked Aadanaf
i o. force AMI were again repulsed. Comm
1 an ;ea.ion i necomine difficult The '
ROM. II Kars are broken Tie Russians n
can tim their posifion iii the neighborhoo
onies Ea-s 4 battle is expected shortly
camp Fonr monitors appeared before IL
YESTERDAY One returned n the mou'
The nannbp Another went to Tuli
-@'sS - ana the other two remain watching
:. - 80 Russians at Isnail.
- The Russians have been trying eAl
e ea.,.e ments with Krupp shells fred INTO
-, river. IAev succeeded Id eNploalh1
r, and nhlef var ~
it, and distance -
forty The Ronnanians a1e ~ Aao- = = =.
Now officers that they intend 20 pFeIhat
worked give grades 10 tie hrss cifss = ''ae
taTY academy -.
ven. with munitions Of war worth
bridge million dollars, fof she -
Jassy, rived at Ionsfdh7lhopae iSs' -
- + FD,1~rsfo Nav 7g.-The In