Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13
DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

srpoSt,n saf~ .pccIV. and pos
.;.r rurc Tor that most dfpr'HN,,,n j. Il
""nfs, az, IL ,iin,.tir~ orgnns - tit'tr prs
,,,r strength. ami Pr"","fT ,.ss ri
acton Of thc stomach ""I t.,.,,,y ana al
,,rrous irrifabiifU Of tt"tH,y jitr A.,
e r,pre.fiIy r-morcd bD M XXI XXI RI. k,y
st"n 'aT ~ system ,riU Once more '''i""
,4.fgsi66 ST some 1uTs,sR" 1hrene"sa r
ont Of the eastern face Of the redonot
Ithin huudred yards of the ditches.
ow iP. NJ. and the decisive movement
,orn,rh. The men along the i"Na'%
ont of the work open tire and draw 'nt
: ,ik Of the Turkish fire. when @ndutHlt
.,ont nry Russians make ru>A upon VIZ
ust..fn face Of the rcdouut ana app'u'o"
T .ltbin tftyyar,l- OF the ditch- Ihey were
nm,,cil,J u rr.ttc Dy the tremendous |
-urh 18Th ire. but apparently none "e'e
erious hur.
Anrr twenty minutes oi "A ir-hito' n.y.
!, real attack was made mp The r1ope 'aelHE
he eastern srae Of the red"uht. r. i'u7
SIM rushed up IL open order III P.nI
s,,aly stream oil rriutorcement- following
~ ADVANCE. \ deluGe OF shells IN pour
IN upon the rrdouht from our batteries a.
III. uiru ran ~ tie slope, "hi4e the IL,
LIN infantry firc l. very ncesSaut. any,
cell directed every Russian womb nave
h.,p shot down. A. h was many Ir'I.
nnr artillery ceased firing a ihe he"
Ian into bitches aul ciambeTed up taI
natape,, while another gqlE IredouDt 10
along I.ovatz it. thr, rtuches The Turks
clear the he'd to the westward. firing
a, they meet and falling under Rnsslan
fire.
In the redoubt the garrison rushed 70
the gorge In the western face 81 thc work.
There j. i traverse cOvIng this gorge, and
the Turks are damned between the trav-
erse and the western parapet. In rev
seconds the firing ceases. The day Is ours
and the Turks are In full retreat TO the
westward. where no force have been sent
to cut of their flight.
Immediately after the redoubt was tax
| en- YOUR correspondent entered it. In
road and adjunct plain were thichly dottec
with dead and wounded. Up the slope
\ where the Russians had charged then
! were only a few dead, the Turkish hrl
having principally gone too high. Ia
Inside OF the redoubt were corpses u
| Turks and Russians thckly strewng u
| ground, but at the western end. where tn
| Turks had been jammed in their efforts 4
| escape, "A space Of 30 feet by % was GOV
cred with iuIk ish dead aud wounded to
| depth of five feet. The living and deal
Ntit va tat u pe4lti ~ q ACAoN hi+As~
steaming with heat and blood.
Around this Moslem pile was fringe
dead Russians, showing that there ha
been fearful struggle in this fatal space
| The Russian soldiers were standing upOI
the mass of humanity, working maniull
to separate the living IRON the dead. u
half an hour they made scarcely any In
preston upon the fearful pile.
The road by which the Turks retreats
was strewn with Turks, with here n
there a Russian. Some Turks had be-
shot first, and then repeatedly bayoneted
! The correspondent estimates the Russta
! loss as 1000. The masses were not expo
ed as at Plevna. SIKH was substituted q
brute force. Gen. Raj Mindiaeft, WI
) commanded the assault on the redoub'
was wounded in the leg.
,, THE BATTLES or THE 4 TIL AND 9TH s
! London. Sept. I. A Russian official bu
lctin dated Gorny Studen. 9th, says: 60
the 4th the Turks attempted an attack 3
. Lovatz from Mikre, but were repulsed Z
, ter four hours diminishing. An Alta
, made by small Turkish force on Tahar
, near Elena, fifteen miles southeast of III
> nova, was repulsed the same day
! On the 9th the Turks attacked the Rus
: ian corps, near Rustchuck, on the who
line, direction their chief 1 tacks again
Kaselevo and Oblanowo. The first alta
= was carried out by fifteen battalions OF I
: fantry and eighteen squadrous Of cavalr
!, with % cannon. This force was furth
4 increased during the engagement.
q Our column at kaZelevo, consisting
). five battalions OF infantry and eighty squ
Il drons OF cavalry, with some artiller
: maintained its position with great deter
4 ination for six hours, but finally we
q Compelled TO fall back OF Ostriza vi
great loss. Our column at Oblanowo W
= also assailed by large force. but repl
a sed all attacks aud maintained its pc
itions.
4 The Turks took the offensive on DO
i wings Of our RIstchuck line OF defen
: namely In the direction of kadikoi a
Paskoi. but it is still unknown whether d
n movement was a serious attack or mer
10 a demonstration.
4. The correspondent of the Daily Ne
4. estimates the defenders at Lovatc at OF
IT 1000 against % 600 Russians.