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, 1877-09-10

"AvcnRcrs Of lslan," and this demon, worthtlY
seconded BY three other dctt's, TctElk, 3adyk
and Aca'e l'cy, each h'acker than his fellow, Is
taxinx l,lb ererEics to Invent rcttnenel,tA to
cruelty whict, shall surpats Ills former
drt,l. Of horfor. "vtuIate the women, ercn
tfn'uld ron sparo ttetr livcs," IA The coun-
tcts,Qn. Not onc female has escaped through
out all the district of the Balkans and evidence
agafntt which there cAn iIc no dcmur informs
nv that the tietltish os,ler has been executed not
only TO the letter, but accompanied with tor
lures which even tho tnoet ttcptaycd tsna2ua-
ton sannot conceive. And then comes the
butchery Of all, for Without b1oodAhcd 10 Mus.
.u!,nan cruelty js complete.
hare Efvc1 but Gricf resume Of the narra.
tive u which listened for three long hournt
and believe ME That my taie h fsr within tho
truth, for there arr details 80 rcyottn1 That l
they might bc taxeA With cxag1csAtlon, but hc'
eauae tlsey outrage tie laws Of conl'uon Dc
GenGy.
, 1877-09-10
CRIMINAL NEWS.
Sentence of Murderer at Mount
Vernon, ILL.,, to tife.im-
prisonment.
Ills Crime, n Cruel 1nfhntlcitIc,
Committed Eight Years
Ago.
4 Convict Fresh from Prison Rayengea
Himtelf upon a prosecut-
ing Witness.
TAnuT JUSTICE.
HnecfdI Msn1ftA Il tie I-taY.&e.

TARDf JUSTICE.
.. 6p<ced' M:p1e" - t.'e 'R'e.
h1' VERNON, !'l'f ecpt. "-lonf dispatehes
nave Already informed yon that jury III our
Circuit Court, few 1aYs hInce, decided, after
fifteen hours de]ibcratior, Il; hang a man for
numbering an 1nf,nt ,hffd. ! tnrr IN ~. ,,,ne
"u'4e''ns ." 't'a"s t"to' ~ 4a'f ~ 'n1 s""'e
conEt eune !" 5eete'ua5. atter hese'teeu noufs'
consultation, With scrdtet conAiEnlnK another
man 10 the Pcnttenttarv for life for similar
49,, =. .',.,s.. - .,.S,,.' 49,, 49,. ,s.,,
a"o' ;" Nv op,''lo' - '"aoy W. "eA'" ~. see'
notIy, tho crime Of Which he was convicted Ia
more revolving md far tlore deserving Of the
extreme penalty Of tic law than TINT wl,lc1,
scnd. i;s fcl1sw.,,ri.onrr. Rf,1s. tn tho raj.
to"s' ING eh'lu 1nusue9cu " ER'ns
was q newborn Infant and Understood tn be
of ,llegittuato birth. On q cold November
ulpbt. In the Town of Aeh]cy. a rarty. "A pf.x
'he stosss onkno"o 70 s'c lurs, 'a',uea hlksns
oasket containing tho chtis', aha Unframed
With him 10 take 1t 10 houf Prairie, In this
county, a distauce oi soue sixteen miles,
Elkln. nrocr,,cd afoot an hi. erraud. bnt.
atter walking ire " s'x miles, xas overtakcn
bF young farmer nanrd laSlor, VINO apttarcd
at thu trial ~ M important xituess. Taylor
Ind noticed tho cbi,d mutlcd up In the basket,
I.o,vt,c riLfn, t.r,,urorttv. In rc,,rnc,, an,,
.'"s, ~" .'."i.i. =. ', ., s'
upon looking N INC oaeNct sseohu I"e'
found tho CHILD lad disappeared. lie Ut ouof.
with sumo surpritu and suspicion, tntcrrogated
EI,tut u, tho subject, when tho latter stated
that i,ls rotner.ir.iaw another nartr ,nhuomn 10
tic iury, Ind ra.ss aiong tic r,ad in tiu hricf
rwly Of tie chIII, viii its skull crushed, was m
subsc1nsntty foufi coscrel in a thuck Of rpr,,
In the lM.nI1iv = lost 1nrntinr,t, This rr,mr WA
Committed ri,.ht yrart ncn. When 1t wa arsi
, 1877-09-10
ASIA MINOR.
AtpttAKL,A MOVEMENT.

(Uy Cd5h to The CHtedqo Tribunal
LONDON 0Tr1cE or TuE Cu1oAoo Tribune,
G pA1oaAvx PLACE, sGnAxD, Sept. 10-4 u.
ma correspondent at Exzeroum tolegrapha
TINT the Russians arc bringing up tue aiego
guna from Mexandropol to their position At
Karakoara, whenco they woro removed on
raising the siegs Of KarH. It Ia q
question whcther this armament Of ths
heights On which tho main n11ny Of tho
Grand Duke Atichaol bivouaeked betokens an
intention Oh tho part Of the Commander.
in.Chiet Of tho army 10 make forward
movement with a view to again beleaguering
the fortress, OF D wish solely to strengthen
his own position, md hinder any
Turkish attack on his 1ight-aank Ut
Karakdara, similar to that which the Ottoman
General successfully cazriod ont about a
week agp agplnst his left at Kaziltepe, in.
aicting loss Of 1000 killed and wounded on
the troops Of Gen. Loris Meliko1.
TWO RKAsoAs
would lead Us to suppose this advance OF
heavy astillery from frontier fortress to
harakdaxa il not tho prelude TO any offensive
movement on tho part Of the Russians In
the first placa, the correspondent
is carefully informed that no reinforce
ments have reached either Gen. MelitoR,
whose army lies nsaE Msxanl1opol, OF Gen.
Tergu1aso1, who ia ahout eighty miles
further south on the spuxa Of Mount Asazst,
ard 1t Eriyan bars ths road into R&dau
don,iniona against the Kurds Of 1smail Paaha
who Is operating in the vicinity oi
Hayazid II l. not probable that the
a1mies which from the time they ware COM
, 1877-09-10
CONFLICT.
The Most Momentoua Event Of
the War Shaping at
Plevna,
A Furious Cannonade Degnn by
the Russians on Thurs'
day Last.
Relentless Battering OF the
Turkish Works for
Three Days.
Only 1900 Yards Of Space Sep
arating the Vast Hos
tile Armies.
The Awful Clash of Dayo1lcts
to BE Precipitatcd
To-Day.
A Canard from Manchester that
Ptevna Has Already Fallen.
The Stronghold of Nfcsfcs Cap
| turcd by the N1On-
tcnegriny.
Dom Pedro On His Way Homo to 8outh
America.
A canard from Manchester that
Ptevna Has Already Fallen.
The Stronghold Of Nfcsfcs Cap
turcd by the N1oil-
tcnegrifiy.
Dom Pedro on His Way Homo to Bouth
America.


TIE GREAT s1toCK or Anr1g nEouN.
(By Cat,s to 7nf Chicago 7tloH,,<.1
LONDON Orr1cE or THE Cu,uAdo Tribune,
6 PA1anAyE PLACE, STRAND, Sept. 104 a.
m.-Ths great battlo of plovna has bogun,
aud this morning your correspondent sends
q very fall account of tho preparations for
tho nussian attack, and describes the first
days encounter. Tho engagement began
Fridny morning with IN artillery attack by
the 1lussians, md tho caunonade lasted nu
day and WAS roncwod Saturday morn
ing. Thursday siege guns wore
brought up BY long trains from osccn, and
during tho night were placed in position un-
observed by the Turks. On tho morning Of
Thursday ut o'clock tho Russian aiegc-bat-
teries opened fro from tho heights
on which they had been established
during tho night, and tho canronatlo
lasted throughout tho day. At half-
past Satur.lay morning tho cannonaae was
removed will, great vigor. A Inter oticial
d&patch from Paro<lin brings intelligence
from Ployna down to yesterday morning.
All day Saturday the caunonado continued,
the Russians pushing their hoavy batteries
nearer mud nearer tho Turkish positions.
uY EVENING,
tho Russian left wing had succeeded in oc-
1 cupying tho heights to the south Of tho
town, after struggle which coat go men.
Tho contro right wing had also approached
within from 1900 to 1,400 yards Of tho
Turkish Notifications.
ANOTHER PAUSE HAB OCCURRED
in tho Offensive movement against Mehemet
Ali. Tho pause continued at least from
Wednesday tilt Friday evening. There is,
howoyor, Quo circumstance which seems to
throw somo light upon it-nau,oly,
Tint tho garrison Of ltustohuk naae
On Thursday m attack On Kadi-
kos, lower down on tho LON, which
is a key to tho position Of Baaarboua, tho
last TINT waa lett In tho hands Of the llus-
sians IN tho right bank Of the Kara LON.
After the loss Of Kazelevo, the possession Of
this WIS necosaasy in order to bring mp in q
line tho garrison OF Rustohuk, which seems
destined to form tho right wing Of the army.
Tho llustohuk corps succeeded this time.
Tho Turks arc In possession OF tho whole
LON line, aud may now, instead OF those
successive partial operations directed always
againBs only one point Of tho Russian line,
attompt moro general advanoo.
, 1877-09-10

peltet1 10 abandon Tho sisgo Of tho fortress
that was their first objective point in tho
campaign, have received M ncccssion Of
strength, md must havo incurred nominal
losses in sick, which aro 'tlnily
draughted To tho rear from tho front
ranks, won1d attempt to renew al undertak-
ing for tho accomplishment Of which they
had a1realy found Themselves too weak.
IN TEE SECOND PLACE,
Tho fall Of tho Temperature appears to
havo been general. Tho know-storm report
cd In the 1salknns, and cold, has doubtless
been experienced on tho high mountain land
Of Sc|lonegel, whcro slnkhtar Pasla mud
Loris Afolikoff stand faca to face. This
sudden co11ncas Of weather, which. IN
London, merely calls for the ndoPtion of MI
overcoat, To troops exposed on The highlands
Of Armenia, means dyeentory, .he scourgo
Of tho nrmies, difficulty of supply, and pos.
sibility Of starvation. Warned Of. tho dam
ger by the approaching cold, it ia probable
tint tho Russian commander has mentally
resolved to nbandon tho field Of operations
for tho prcsant season, and fortify strongly
defensive position ia guard his own canton-
monta against attack duriug tho winter.
The
TpnKlgI1 ARMY
which covors Knrs has already made mr.
rangernents for hutting troops during tho
cold wehther, and VIC may thus expect that
active operations in this direction will now
DO suspended till next year,' unless tho
Ottoman 1tatf detach so many troops from,
tho Asiatic thcatro 10 Europe aa to very serj-
| ioua1y woakcn tho curtain drawn In front ot
Kars, and tempt their adversary beyond the
power OF his resistance to hazard blow.
, 1877-09-10

Money. sy.orders-ReIat,ous Will. spatn-Tha
Aceplaloua Form OF Government.
stxe.al D4pateh to Ths Tribune
NAsAixoTox, D. C., Sept. 0-The present Is
lhe seroul rear since the establishment vi tAa
i,,oaey-osller systom that there has been my
decrease In the amount iAsutd by tho pust-
Oillcc Department. Last year, however. tho
drcrcase was comparatively slight, being itttlo
lt4s than t40O,0O0. DuripQ tho nscal ycur end
lug In juno tho det1caso waa largely In cxccsE
vi tA,0JO,oO0.
Judge 8loanaker. Of wax-works and ts-ra-cotr
tn statuary fame, lately appointed to Special
Agents duty In tho Treasury Department, haG
leen ordered back from ViEglnls, aud, upon i!lI
u1rlyRl, Ills further services will be 1ls}wnscd
with.
To tn 'tf,ttrrs A..oetdf<d Prrss.
WAsnIXo7oH, Sept G-Tho case Of tho vcs
sci Edwast! Leu, supposed to have been drca
upon by Spanish war-rcsscl near the south
attention OF the Department Of State. Thu
inquiry thus fur haA not shown my foundation
luf thu allegations 10 thu case Of tho Edward
Leo; but, II satisfactory evidence can bc fur"
utsl.rd that any Spanish war-yeasul has con.-
mlttcA aMy violation Of international! law, tho
Illatter Will bc considered In thu same friendly
tuauucr Us tho cascs of thu Ellen Rixpah a,l4
Nisng dun BY tho Spanish Government, which
has ai1sa4.y S..aryu tho Dspafs,asst Of s.a.v ut
1aetiu,l, but to prrserya the amfcnbiu rclatona
l.uw existttl1 betwsun tue two tioYcEnHtents.
The 'freaaurJ Department lAs decided that,
III casca wherv steamers ucstfe to csIanKo tho
business for which they wcsU orIgtually lt,-
spected during tho year for which 1usii inspoe-
tfou was Maie, tho refuspcctiun and exa,ilna
tion lnadu necessary BY such change stall bo
tlogc lsee Of ckpsnse to thc owner Ut any such
weasel.
Several numerously-stgnsd memorials vii! b.
pfescntcd to Cousrtss ncxt mouth pF,s-
i,oaing amendments TO the Eenstitu-
tiuu aho'ishing tho Prrsi1alcy. An Ex-
crut!ye Council, Council Ut State. or
Cahnst il u be substituted therefor, cosnposed
OF scyun Swr. taEttt, without any superior uf-
tl3cE, ali to hare equal authoaty,-tllae n, sln~
ply ~ stf1ku out tho President aud &utaorizu
tho Secretaries tu have tho execution Vt tho
laws aI,l tle general supervision VI tho Goy-
crnmeut. Four of the Council are u Le elected
by thp llousa and three by ths senate, troln
.lltMhvrs Ut their respective tluusts, for two
years, one or all to b.. removed Al any tine by
The HOUSE elcctlng them, and slI 10 hare tbs
rlghts Vi membcFt In Eoth Houses
, 1877-09-10
FIRES.


SOLOlElk3' OlkI1l4AN5s
srtcfai ttspaleh Ia Tie Tribune.
lnnsAEArosss, Ind, Sept a.-Thc main build
ng Of tho Soldlcra' Orphans' Home, near
Kniehtstown, was destroyed by fire Inst night.
Dr.. William lIa1lnatnan, President Of thu Baard
Of Trustees, returned from knt,,htstown at mid
night tonight. Tic reports tint Il. II o'clock
hat night Superintendent bennington Was
awakcucd By tho cry Ut brc, and found the
flames breaking cut under thu roof. lie be-
1icves tic fire Ind been smouldering for
two or three days. No ono knors xhat
tho cause of tho Tire WIS. There ass about
::...'5 orplnin IN the llomc, and 10 eau be
accommodated In the schoul-Eoonls an1 other
adJaccut buildings, wt,ilu temporary provlston
can be made tor tae relnaindc!:: The building
cnat &55 t0tD when put up, On which Is an insur-
auce OF &z),00J. 1t will nut coat nythiny like
20 much to rebuild now, and IT'S p5sstelu that
it will be rebuilt SO SON. % tho Hoard can he
summoned aud tho question considered. II Was
very fortunate thEnG that uo lives were lost.
The Home u situated more than Two miles
southcsst Of kn1RAtStoMn, sud ITO help could
bc summoned u tho brt.
, 1877-09-10

T]lH RUsbIAN ADVANCE.
BUCHAREST, Sept, D.-0t1cial bulletins irpm
the Ilusstan headquarters ut PoFcdIn 4tTe
details of operations acalnst plcgna a. follows:
nat dusk on Thursday tho troops OF the
Wcstern column approached rloyna, and, work
iug al! night unobscryed by tho Turks, erected
battcrlcR u. tue heights surrounding the Turk
isl, Notifications. Our siege batteries opened on
Friday, Mt 9 d. H.,
4 CANNoNApH
which continued all day. The commander of
ono 1T our batteries was killed and two officers
wcro wounded. Our loss Friday was not large.
Tho artillery engagement was renewed Saturday
morning with grcat ylgoF, aud continued all day.
III the evening ouF lett WING succeeded In
occupying the heights to tho south Of tho town,
with loss Of 500 men. The Vn!sge of Usehltza
was also occupied. The centre and right wtnE
have upproac+,cd within / 200 or 1,A0o yaFds of
thu Turkish Qualifications. Tho losses on the
whole arc not great. The cannonade LASTED all
Saturday night, mud Increased ia violence sun-
duy morning."
rAR oKNRRAL ATTACK.
4 dtanatcl, dated Rucllarcat to-day says:
"rho ecncral attaek OH Pleyna will bo 1nadc TO-
day. 1t Is said thnt 10000 Turks Who wete
marching 10 Ostnan Pasna's assistance have
been Intercepted below Nirskt. Tho l9uss!ans
haYa erected uew monster gun ut s1obosis,
which has s,lcnced three Turkish batteries 10
fore lsustchuk."
Az iAcHEnsBLK REpoRT.
LONDON, sept. 10.-The Manchester Etamtaer
publishes tho following dlspatch announcing
tue capture of Plcyna BY the Russians: "sls-
| royA, Sunday night, Sept. 9--This morning
tho attack on all sides Of plevna WIS con,snenc-
ed and was continued throughout tue day. By
a ~. -
, 1877-09-10
FACE TO FACE.

rBy Ca1.t to 7z< Chicago 7+G5une.)
Lornox Ory7oE or TIE CntoAoo TRIBUNE,
G pA1nnAvE p1Aoe, STRAND, Sept. a-4 q. m.
Tho Russians seem To have been routed
al Kazclov through, tho oporation Of tho sa1ne
cauao TINT 1ed to the defeat of 0smNr pnsha
at Loftcl,a. In both instances tho defense
WINS 70 vastly ontnunbcred by the attack
thot rcsistat1co was t,,ito homeless. It is now
m interesting question whether Slohomet
Ali or tho Grand Duke will bo the first to
turn their respectiye Successes to account.
The fo1mor haa contentod himself hitherto by
ronrtry1so TIE roatr1oxa WIN.
ani1 IL flocs not scem likelv 1o will follow nm
hi. o,1van,aoo immntli.tc1y. Il mnv he that the
recont fighting along tho Lom Valley waa In
tended o. diversion nganst the rear Of tho
, 1877-09-10
A FALSE STATEMENT NAILED,

WuKHLIN0, II. Vs., scOt. H.-1n FelQeat10n
OF report thAt has golle abroad tn regard to
the manufacture Of nails out ot old rails Ut thla
pluc:, II can b. stated that no milt hero IL
1naktnx any such walls, nor have any OF tI,eua
ever sold keg Of such nally. They arc al
making tha xeti-kuown Wheeling nails.
, 1877-09-10

Meg 10Fk World.
gentelaman fur whose savage breast m11sc
hath 10 ctar1ns. ~ about " ht1e i Lat.
~ will takr the Fouins," ho says Ia tho Jam
itor, sson condition tlut their Ia 10 itat occupied
BY tenant xho pIayh = piano."
"rhe1u Is nont, sir
That evening as thu new lolRer sta down to
read he 4ears--It can not BE- It ie--It u tho
"Ba&tle Ut PEaxue," played. not By Ear nor by
note, but BY maIn strength. He seeks aud
th1ottles the jauitoF:
"Mretch, thought you told mo that none Of
the other lotlgcrs hsd 3 piauol"
+" Mons bAs on4, til. !"
piano u thatI'
"Ny daushser's, str; can not tell : lio."
, 1877-09-10

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 0-Ex-Ald. Ds. Charles
4. t}Ftot, arrested In this cIty n year ago fur
manufacturing and uttcrtng counterfeit eolu,
inotds aud batteries being found in his otHee,
United states Ma.shal Fink Early this morn
lug liz was arrcsted at Fort Wayne, where
le was practiclng Ale profession under the na,uu
0! Dr., chambAeH. liz ~ now In jul to await
traIl,
, 1877-09-10
OcFAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON, Sept. 9.-The steamships CiFeas-
sian, from Montreal, aud Wltlaad, from New
York, have arrived.
Nxw YoHH, Sept. o.-ArFiTcd, the steamer
Tpe Queen, from Liverpool.
QuEEssrowx, Sept. 9-Tho steamship Peun-
eylyanis. from Philadelphia, has arrived.
, 1877-09-10

Special Mta4tch 10 Tie 5ffaHAs.
CALBxA, ILL.,. Sept. 8.-1ho clothing store Of
i. 4tlngle, u plattsvtl'e, Wts., was robbed last
night OF large amount of goods, consulting Of
realy.nads suits, grnts' furnishing goods, hats,
tash-lfawer s The thieycs euinei ~ De entrance t m
10 the st,rs tsy 1aking out large light Of gla&s
LII the fruit duur. No a1rrsts.
, 1877-09-10
MEXICO.
TROUBLE IMMINENT.

Atecf1s Ntpofth to 7ht 7}ftbne.
WARRINGTON, D. c., Sept. g.-Dtspatehcs
from Minister Foster represent our relations
with Mexico a. In very unsatisfactory co,l1f-
tim. Of tile eight maraut!era whose e1tTadltton
Is asked for by the United States, only two who
arc American catlzens will be given up In any
event. Thts request l'aa brought out fact
which our statc Department did not seem to
know--lhat our extra,ittlon tfcnty doc. not ap-
ply to ciiizsnt nf Mex[e1 who commit of1enht. III
The United States and estnpe tU Mcxieo. The
feeling nf tho Mexican authorities toward the
United statos Is represented as increastpQ in
bitterness.
LOrAL DisLlKE.
To Gs Htlkr7t Aaspettef {Tsss.
New YO,.K, Sept IA stxrlal from San An.
tonic says that l,t00 regular Mexican truope arc
at'out to embark In the steamship City Of Mcr.
ila from Vera Cruz 70 tho mouth Of tllu Rlu
Hrandc for service un tho Rio Urarde frontier,
to replace local military. THESE trtops will
probably be commanded ~ Gen. tionzalcs. The
object 0f the cxpctlition ia 10 place rel!abie
military force OH the line Of the kto Graidc,
the local authorities being 50 independent oil
Federal co1trol mad bitterly hostile to AMcH
cans that they cat,not be lfrtl by President Diaz
and hls subalterns to enforce tho fcruls Of the
cxtFaliitfon treaty between tic United Statci
and 1fexic4}.
, 1877-09-10
FINANCIAL.

PATERSON, N. j., Sept 9-snk circles sru
startled By tho reported assignment Of so|clIac
d Suns, Of thls aty. They employed 100 ha,itls
On silk dscasgoods, sixty on ribboas, ~ snln-
ne1s, throxstcrs, eLc. Liabilities, $aO,oOQ,
mostly due to IN p0stefs-
, 1877-09-10

st. AtsAas, Vt, Sept. 0-1hc Rev. Amedius
Rappe, who wa eonseeratcd Catholic Bishop of
tho Diocese OF Cleveland, O., In 1871. aud re-
signed In 1870, dIeti hero laat night, sged n. He
Ka4 we'll kNuVu throughout tna t1u}taa Atat44
, 1877-09-10
AN Old SW!TCHMAh KILLED.
En<rj0l Fksxtf;A 10 t1k Tribune.

I1plAnAroL1s, Ind, Sept. a-John Buckley.
the o1leat swltshman In The eluploy OF thu III
diauapolA roads in trtln OF serTtcs, Wa& run
oyer soruigh! III tas Bloomington yssas. md To-
s4autls ki1s44.
, 1877-09-10

and Canada is temperance reformes = ntsr
stonary. | a
DAYTON, O., Sept. a--Chasles ". s ~ l. Of
West Meridian, Conn, was found I s: d bed
in the Ucckey House of this cit > actsiaJ
morning. lie was IS years Of age, 9 = smith
hy trade, and a member Of st. Jo| ' 1gc, r,
4. NJ. Of Meridian. Ills death NJ 3 asci BY
apoplcxy.
, 1877-09-10

IA 1hoSA L
T11H HIHHp,sH DAnnANtTlxs rEnFKTaArzD nj
ESuI.AND'H Pets AT ESkt-sAUM1A.
Correspondence Seso Turk Ttmr&,
DucHARKsT, Aug. 3d. My Journey
WAS not made 10 9nln. Among tho passengers
on tho return trip was Russian officer who Ind
been ncr0ss tho Balkans with Gen. Gourkho,
and frosn him I obtained pretty iull "details Of
tho horrors which followed the evacuation Of
tho 1soumclIan villages by the raiders. More
than month ago, when tho carly SUCCESSES Of
tho campaign seemed to pscsage TIC speedy
arrival Of the Russians at Constantinopln,
tho British Consul at Adrianoplc moved
about through Rouinclla, cxlost!ng lis popu.
latIos,s to tcavo their homes on the tirst
appearance Of tho !nyades, TO d!strust Ills prona~
iscs, n1ll tn unfto wltts tue Moalcm In ucdcfcnse
liow iar III. hunts action ia consistent with
the principles OF strict neutrality 1t Ii not for nc
to discuks; but my feltow-t rayclcr was Tcry Bit
ter on tho Bubicet, US indeed arc all hts country
lcgea u!A and comfort afforded by England
to tho Turks. AT all events, the Consn's
alytcs was diarcgarded, the bn'garians
hailed ths arrival of their co-rclig!onists
viii enthasin 1ceto sn to = soT Sr..nn sr an an
civilization. commenced a series Of rcpr1sals
aga!nst the AIussu1mans. whnso e1resscs, exer-
cifcd nj they wcre ngninst defcllsclcss women
aud children, tlcn. Gourkfo was obliged to re-
press With great severity. and tlle whip was
used freely IN bulgarian backs. ind not few
Bulgarian patriots were shut for murder, arson,
md robbery. Still, with tho victorious progress
of The column, the bcltcoto ar'ior Of tho
orgauxed in every village. Unfortunately, tho
ibid Of success turned; aulcl,naa laaaha i,egau
10 advance With an Overwhelming fu1cc, aud
iio,irkhu was Obliged to fall back. TE!a wax IN
lin aift of July: on the dny when Tho I}ulra.
rian Legion, wfosv third battalion, carrying tho
t1llurs. lnst onu-third OF Its effective furrr was
.Ir.yrn out Of EsEESarhrl, and tic mpulatIo n
left TO thr mercy OF tic tucruy, The t1yht hal
htst, holly contested. and whitc II waa Enlp1 on
frw uf tIe iuhubtants had n,ale e,AM tj,cir
eMYpe. Nut,thu Oetfan]i soon closed the Issues
and prevented : general cx,1lus. aua then, when
thc inat shot had been tired mud tho victorious
Turks lad again occupied The town, tho iou,i-
ciiiary Wits began. Every huuse was searched
nhD attrn,utctl to cseurc was hacked to pieces it,
tlu sirerts' The tJxar,s, Ut rygu,xrs, were Iu
str1rtrd With the EXECUTION u this sefyiec,
wi,tc IN ,ii, them tnntit.. thry executed ~ con.
! srIeIltiouslY u though Tier llnd becn stmnlY
| Tashti,azauls. And tlen tlIa torcl WA ~.
nliei to the Christian quarter, aud souatls ii
s"iiir,s wrra statjnnrtt Ii, irunt of every dwell.
I tnsr With orIers l.; sLtot down all who should
| sh1w tl,ntnselyes at door or window Many Of
tha t,nfortunato Christlans were seen to throw
ti'rtnsriyrs iuto tho daincs, With thetr wtyps
| onI ehtjlTcn. rather tl,an afYruut tbs more
dreadful horrors awaiting them should thry
vs,lturu forth from thcIr blazing houses. Eo
ag.' nr xar. nr rDnditfou ras snarcd, EieLt
if,n.ired Tounded sl,d etE Rus4iats were
hHrn,4l aliya in tho hospital; babics
|
, 1877-09-10

DETROIT. Mich, Sept. a-cora 0outh was
fearfulIy Rashed aud slasllcd last night BY
Frank Hurk, xho WIS sent to the New York
rcnitentiary from buffalo sone years ago on
testimony delivered by last nights victim Of
bis Mruth.
, 1877-09-10

AT MILWAUKEE.
Special Mspoteh 10 Tia TrlaBn4-
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 0.-Fire this morning lan-
aged the FueldeFIer cstate plansng-mill $1,000
It Ia thought to have been urcndtary.
, 1877-09-10

BnArTlnuoRo, VI, Sept, 0.-The Revere
House, barn viii, scycn valuable horses, and
d Mu,nher Of small stores burned last night.
Loss, $15, 1000; insurance, $3nW0.
, 1877-09-10
ExpOs1T10N nUELDfNf3.
CI1iCago..
Inter Estate
Exposition,
Now raIly Ready for t1s Public.

Complcto III ull Departments,
and tho finest representative ex-
1,,hition Of American Industry
and Art over llcltl---c1,,n1 In tlslisl-
ity to tic Centennial of'7O.
let no Intelligent person Of tho
Northwest fail 10 SEQ this Hre.lt
Autcricnn Exhibition.
Atln,issfo1t--Adnlts, 95c; Chill
,lrcn under II years. 15c.
Excursion rates OIL all transport
nti0n lines.
, 1877-09-10

sr. Louis, Sept. 9-Tho Gtoae Democrats
special saYs; :."0oorgs A.hlock, \ gambler Of
Alton, was shot and Killed a. Wright Clty, Mo-,
Lust evening whlle rcsisttuE arrest"
, 1877-09-10

GOING HOME.
LfsnoN, Sept. 9.-Thc Emperor and Empress
Of brazil have sailed for Rio Jauetro.
, 1877-09-10

NOT D3FTgRENT FROM C8.
LoEpoN, bcpt. 9.-l}f. Stroushcrg, the bank
rupt railway specuator, has 1scu released.