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D.:
For Coils sake switch the eas.
terri express offquick! Engineer on
the western express crazy drunk,
and running a mile a minute.
The operator signaled us at once.
We had left D. nine miles
away, and the message couldn't have
caught us any where except at Parto
Six miles further down was the lone
switch. 1t was time we were there,
lacking one minute. We lost two
or three minutes in understanding
the situation and in consulting, and
had just gotready to switch in where
we were, when the headlight of the
other train came into view. Great
Heavens but how. oh, how that train
was flying. The bell was ringing,
sparks flying and the whistle scream
ing. and not a man of US could raise
hand. We stood there on the track,
spell bound as it were. = There
wouldn't have been time. anyhow,
either to have switched in or to have
got the passengers out. 1t wasn't
over sixty seconds before that train
was upon Us. 1 prayed to God for
n breath or two. and then shut my
eyes and waited for death, for [
hadn't the strength to get off the
cab
Well, sir, Gods mercy was re-
vealed again. Forty rods above US
that locomotive Jumped the track
and was piled into the ditch in an
awful mass. Some of the coaches
were considerably smashed, and
some of the people badly bruised,
but no one was killed. and of course
our train escaped entirely. Satan
must have cared for Big Tom. the
other engineer. He didn't get a
bruise, but was up and across the
fields like a deer, screaming and
shrieking like tiger. 1t took five
men to bind him after he was run
down, and to-day he is the worst iu-
natic in the State
Tom was good fellow" contin-
ued the engineer, after pause. "and
he used to take his glass pretty reg
ularly. never saw him drunk, but
liquor kept working away on his SEN
Ses until at last the trenleRS caught
him when he had hundred and fifty
lives behind his engine. He broke
out all of sudden. The fireman
was thrown off The engine, all steam
turned on, and then Tom danced and
screamed and carried on like fend.
He would have made awful work,
sir, but for Cots mercy. I'm trem-
bling yet over the way he came down
for us, and I'll never think of it with
out my heart jumping for my throat.
Nobody asked me to sign the pledge,
but l wanted my name there, One
such night on the road has turned
me against intoxicating drinks, and
now that I've got this red ribbon on
| can talk to the boys With better
face. Tom is raving, as told you,
and the doctors say he'll never get
his reason again. Good night, sir
my train goes in ten minutes" -
Detroit Free Press.
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WT Tue new Constitution of Geor-
gia contains a provision that, ia
case the same is demanded by a
challenger. the following oath shall
be administered to any person offer
ing his vote: Il do swear that ]
have not given or received, nor do
| expect to give or receive, any
money, treat, or other thing ofvalue
by which my vote or any vote is
affected, or expected to be affected.
at this election; nor have 1 given or
promised any reward, or made any
threat, by which to prevent any
person from yeting at this cleo
tion." -.-.
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qualities he is not a man of busi-
ness. His opponent with all his
politics SO hostile to me is man OF
business. My private feelings have
nothing to do in the case. I am not
George Washington. but President
of the United States. AS George
Washington. / would do this man
any kindness in my power. AS
President of the United States, l
can do nothing. ."-Scrtbner for JON
4fc,.1
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Rather Mixed.

What's the matter. Bob?
Sam, who am z
why, you are yourself, Bob Har-
rison, amt your
No, far from it.
why. what's the matterF
well. sir. I'm so mixed up 1 don t
know who I am
We'll. sir. what's the matter?'
why, I'm married.
Married. Ha ha /! ha! Why, sir,
you ought to be happy
We'll, Sam. I'll tell you how it is.
You see, I married widder, and
this widder had daughter.
oh, yes, | see how it is. You have
been making love to the daughter.
No. worse than that. You see
my father was a wid0wer, and he
married this daughter. so that makes
my father my son-in-law-don't It?
Well. don't you see how I'm mixed
up?'
well, sir. is that ALP
No; only wish it was? Dom t
you see, my stepdaughter is my step
mother. amt she? Well, then. her
mother is my grandmother. amt
she? Well, Tn married to her. ain I
/? So tha6 makes me my own grand
father, doesn't it?'
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Rleumatlsin Qaickly cared.

ssDnrang's Rheumatic Remedy" the
great Internal Medicine, win positively
cure any case OF rheumatism on the face
Of the earth, Price 81 bottle, six bot
ties, So. Sold by all Druggist. Send
for circular To Helphenstine dS Bently.
Druggists, Washington, lid. C. Sold by
druggists In Morristown and wholesale
In Nashville. nov7 '71-0m
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Philadelphia has reduced the saIa-
ries of her teachers ten per cent,
and saves $3.50, 900. Have the office
holders been cut down, too.
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It's circulation in thecountiss of Hamblen, Hawk
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same week, advertisements should be handed in
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A twelve-year-oId girl has been
arrested in San Francisco as the lea
der Of q gang Of burglars.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-12-26

The English say corn when they
mean wheat, aud we say orator when
we mean one-horse Congressman.
Free Press.
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The New York Chamber Of Life
Insurance has dissolved.
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his ear against the window he caught
these words as they went through to
, 1877-08-20
Magnolia
Balm

!sccrtatnl5 orc OF the most marvellous and usc-
9ul pruduets Of modern sctcncc. Tho united
testimony o! thousands OF ladies reveals tho
TACT ttat t.,c MAGNOLIA BALM Is d sure device
for creating rtrc nl,l blooming complexion,
1t concca1s all natural btcInisllcs In tLo mvst
surnrssng and effective manner.
IT. removes all rou1llncss, ctipttons, sctlncss.
hl9tellos, Irccklca. an1l tan with magical power
1t drives away nll evidences Of fattguu aud cx-
element.
i makes the platncat face beautiful.
It glrca tile complexion dazzling purity, and
mohcs The ncsk. tacc, aud arms appcsr graceful.
otund, and plump
1t nattcs 1atroM OF IS or 40 look not more
than 20 years oil aud changes tic rustic lnalIcu
fnt0 cultivated city belle.
The -ud7totia Ea',n reInotrs all M<nstshes and
'eoneaat esvrE drdnt1et 10 tcauty; and, rAtt Il &
a. har'cta a. sca'er. Il Il 50 Ntelks Il. IL ttie.a
faot fht ctostst 0daerrr7' tannuf fitinI III Mse
Ladies' wla vaiuc personal attractions, and
WIN hope to l1Hkc themselves attractive to tho
lords Of creation. ran nakp an absolute ecrtaiu-
tyotis by tsng Ea7an's MAonoL1A BALM; md
w know of ", other way, II they require any
ki4t1 ot cosmetic y. alI, In which thoy eau bo
certain oi IT.; i I. tho cheapest preparation III
Tue world, ali things considered, md mar be had
at any drug store.
, 1877-08-20

neutrality to works carried out Al tae coat nf En-.
rop~. 1t rhnuld hare rfohIhtlcd access to them by
ny var Of the bc.!tgerene hnt H. by sIf.
fhc n1outa Of the Danube. Il would Id anjnl 10
eontctt onr right to protect ourselves from the in.
might entail on u.s.. Moreover tho Temporary Oh.
ttfueiton Of tho euIina can IN No war compromise
the fntnFe interests of Enropesn nstratinu. for
~ soon ~ the war f. our autho.tiies Will hast.
en to remove the tmpedtments In question. and
s!car thc conrtc Of the river. The Grand Duke
hofes thai tte motives which led him 10 n-der this
measure Will ic faify estimated by friendly Cab!-
ny. WHO sill ecc that u waa necessary sor strat-
eHeal Enfpo'ts and for The protection uf til. com.
think thai aier lie ahnrc e1pjanntions. ihs tneas
uFth relating 10 the navigation nj tho t}anuhe Will
not give 5iAc 10 tltet1or comp atnts OF d!euluet.
, 1877-08-20
FIVE CENTS,

OF asainst n,e damage that would cnsuc to our
commerce from war with Eng]and} Now,
howevef, since the rapid advance Of Tho Rus.
ssns tn Eu5ops: since the effect Of torpedoes
menta! party aRitations hare paraiyzed the En-
glish Governmcnt, and Mr. Gladstone has dons
tbs utmost to check all efforts to mako England
respected Oh The Continent, the l1al,ans farRsa
thcir reasoning, al the old bitterness ID rey1y-
Ing, and all the evils that have or mar cpne tc
oaas are laid at Eng lands door. To England ID
attributed the present depressed statc OF trado,
enormous sum. III Turkish stock, and English
scitshncss u keeping ali Europe Ia etate
of uncertainty. md preventing tho settle
n!tnt 81 ths Eastern ,quesdon. Il IA ue'an-
tempt here for England. fon a. home ,lD not
ieel 4, an.t may 'ltt much care that 1t exists;
lh.t II f. 80. tiIancc ut nny of tho newspapers,
taIk witt, any ltaiian intimate euouel, witt, YOU
doibi about 1t. Unly the other tiay, Fan}aua,-
fmpcr. formerly. II Ia true. hostile to England,
but nut of late.-sad: sThc offensive strength
oat Of EnFam nj 70 IL, lS,e;r s1's': ix'!, 9ot !.
p1rt Ut Europe Ia played out, aud the c4chnngs
Of her wtTlr,t walls Into srnt,sdca las only pre-
etptttied Gsrnss, autl destroyed her Appearance
OF stsongth !! England lnlrfcred ii The pres
Effects. nnd commerce would suffer rou-
sl'ietaol5. though not SO much pcrhupa
et at Is H.. snrPoss,,; but woul' tho result
tuc EasLetn 1HEtta0h OH altered
Not al alE;n and more tn tho aaius strain Italg
condemns the sclGslncss of England, but sl,o il
Al! the tftnc seeking what prs,ht sic may draw
frnlR her friendship With Russia. Her policy 10
always to '+shout With the largest" and Kussta
IL the largest now, and she believes Germany 10
b+ with hes. There IL little doubt that the 70
ports, 81 often spread, and a often contradict
ell, Of an Italian occupation Of Albania, have
ton'e foundation; It nothing else, they arc
meant for feefers. slgnor NeleEas, the present
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, whenever Ii, Is
questioned In the uousc OIL foreign matters, t!s
always either been dumb, or haa stammcscd out
2. reply which few could hear ur understand.
Deprctfe. the head Of the Government, haa
n,uro than bis hands full will. tic
Department Of Finance: the other Ministers
orc solely devoted to their respective offices.
There IL no tissontIlenosA In the Cabinet;
ai'd though, II he were thert, he wouId doubt
less still bc faithful to tile traditional policy.
set there w0n]l he less rtsk Of italy inyolylnk
herself In real difficulties for the sake nj Sums
coveted Ealu. lrtratc telegram to FtnyMtid
from Berlin ncEtions t1-ntght, on tho authority
Of se7eral German papers, tuxt BIgnor Aeiegaii
has notified TO the English Cabinet that an o.
eunation Of Galltpo!i would bc detrimental ia
Italian interests, There have been reports that
rar}ianlent Was 10 be conyokcl at once, hut
they seem 10 BE- premature, though til. atlnIs-
tiers hare mostly frasscmb!etl At Home.
, 1877-08-20
TIE suL1NA MOUTH OF THE
DANUBE,

oasTRucTioHios sAtIoATios.
The Vienna corresp,nleut of the London
Times, writing OH Auk ], saws: Publicity ha,
Just been given 10 thu:ircular Of tue Russian
oosernment, explainig the temporary blocking
up OF t1e sulina uouq Of tho Dauulp. 1t WAS
originally addressed Ii A, NelidoH to ", Ham
burger, and was then Forwarded to the Russian
Ambassadors, who,cohmunicatet 1t to the ya,t-
Gus Powers, 1t u In heso terms;
Orders have been gisb to ,cuttle souc ye.xsts
ladeu WITH atoare IN tb aulipA branch, In osdcr
temporarily 10 obstfucthe navigation Of that part
o. the Danube. The |b}ecs Of this Mcksure Wa
10 prevent tue fses uyeuieAts Of ina Turkjsh
ron-slads which we're tktux that routs in order to
3npede cur communications with Tho other hAnk Ut
lhc Danube. ~ also if military operations in
those T4tess. II the e'lutesaalonsl tummls.ioa
VA anxious to ntAiutaa tha character Of stast
, 1877-08-20
STRIKERS


New Yonx, Aug. 10.-Tho sh!pwr1ghts and
spa1~makess Of tho navy-yard have struck
against reduction OF wages from $3.50 to 6
per day. .........
Special Dspatea to IAs Tribune
P1r7sroN, Pa, Aug. 10-The mtucrs aud
ialorers ot tho PeMnsylvania Coal COMPANY
met nj their respective plaees Of work this
mosninx. mud the b<'sses read the following pc
tftion. Whirh had bcop transmitted to each
works:
VI. the undersigned. miners, Iaborc,s, and
other employea Of the Pennsysyan.a Coal Company.
90 hereby agrrc to feAume wurk Immediately upvn
TIC satne tatss a. paid Ia July. 1871 leaving Il 10
oar Company to mako an aatanGu ahoRid theY in
their Judgment deem It psopcr to do ~.
Tfle ! rca,llnE :; wa Ieeoved, In most cases With
ous ot s,1o men 4 ani III a Joys '4san; sm;p1oyea I
~ thls Company, there wcto loss than
~ who would sign IT. under nny
circumstances. The general lce1ing among tho
community Is that, had tho works Started Up At
once, tbcrc would not hare been any trouble,
but, a. It ID now, the men will not sign the pc
utlon, uur vii! they 20 TO work without 4 1aisn-
, 1877-08-20
THE kEZ PERCES,

SALT LAxr, Aug. 1s.-lndtsns on the Mon-
talia sta$c-road, thirty miles south Of Pleasant
Valley, stali hold tho road sud telegraph line,
They turned the stage and tc!egtaph-rcpaires
book yesterday. But few bucks were teen, and
many squxws aud children axs rrposted. This
families. Nothtug LIS been heard from any
point north Ui khu btxAk slnge the 18th.
, 1877-08-20

JAPAN.
RUSSIAN AND BRITISH SOLDIERS Fi0nT1Nd WITH
CIuBs AND STONES IN THE STREETS or
HOMuAA.
Jdp1H G0sttse.
A serious fracas occurred yesterday evening
{Alay ~, III liomura, between sums British aud
russian nlen.of.was's men. II appears TINT
some dozen Russians were In tho UnIou Balloon,
When couplc Ut British sailors rntescd. Some
conversation took plucc ubout the present war
between Turkey aud Russia, the upsllnt Of wi,.cl,
WAS TINT ono Of Tho Two Men had tutuber
thrown Ut his head, atriklnx anA cutting him
OH tue forehead, aud botl c and hls companion
Wero speedily elected tEo1n thu lousu, but tho
tight went Oh outside. bosna more British sea-
illen anM lharti.cs appearing OH tho spot, tho
lstisstana tctreateu fntu tho house, a,ld IL waa
t'H.vsht tue light was GUIDED. Unfortunately,
W English sea'l'an was walking whuTs tho Kis-
slams vera located, apd was attacked BY i've or
six tncn. = Is c.'IuEalcs RULED, aud IN indlsertn.
lnatr light tuok place. Again there WIS q lutl.
aud residents tn Tho ,ncighbortood hopeal
ne nlrlse hay !'nally ended. But IN
~ tlle heeuc, arlnetl with staycs and stoues
Catching III unfortunate ula,tuu By himself,
they Vt o'.rc set upon him. liz was ! tall, pow
seSssa! u li* assaiienss with the buckle e,ld of
llis belt. but was eventually knocked tlo*u litI,-
solf, Thu light laI now be,1inc general, Tor
the Nussla.!s 4ttaekcd al who tanc fl their wnY,
eC1H'eA ~ EAhulA0z. 4nttd ffenC4ntu Nl13
were standtns II thu corner of the Csfs
" Il;aScfee wesc knockcd .down; sex
cral cistl!ans wcrv attacked with sticks and
sloucs. lbs I,llsv haa by thls time appeared
u. "! ths seeue' aud III attempting To- quetl the
disturbance we're severely handled BY tho Nus-
slams: 4 civilian passing by and observing
husaian satlor u1out to strike British .nustnc
WIN large elab, attempted to ~rest the wca,.
on away, but gut Anurked down. Auolher By
stai!lrr saw li,lasian with U druwp knife nlsh
!nzdly VI vi EugltsAutun to plunge II into lis
breast, when we!l-lirvctcu blow lsom hls hst
knocked The isu.stau down. stones aud bitlcts
ot wood Wcrs ayiux xbout In vi directions,
At At !enst1t tho lIu'>laas gave way aad
were lying, chased by tho Bsitua aud .
tew civilians. They nale stand for
few nof4ents; but ttelr officers, who hnd lust
come ou shurc, Ut ouav sook charsv Of thelu Into
Guy boats and sens them vi to tie Ally. Later
IN thu evening detaslunrnt froin lhc Audacious
was seut on shore to seek for wouudod; but,
1udtug everything quiet, AMI nons Of their CON-
Eades severely hurt. soon Eoturncd On boarl
1he affair caused quite = co1utuotIon In the SET
tienlent, and the various Consuls appeared on
tho sp9t a quickly a. possible. Que Hussiap
found lyipG III the rozd WIS put Into a lia1iklsha
, 1877-08-20

TURKISH DARDAnITY.
HORRIBLE MAssAcRE or pEyrNssfrxa INT. "a
fTAHTs At sxH1 8Ao1IRA VI TIE ruNK1htr IN
REGULARS. "

uoE1I1LE NlSs&CNK cp prvrHs~s 80. ,.,.,,
ITAyTs Ar axsr ssnmn. ~ rs, !hllAb B.
HE0uLAns. 14H teish'sa IT,
yo,son r,,x..
Irx,s.oun. INV 10 4'.a
,...'. ea.""n, oa'y o. Aust now distinctly
proclaim ti!at thcro iavo been massacrcs Of 4
most appalling kind at Jcnl 9aghra; and, more.
over that. as fsr as butnan cyLtenre Ia nac.rt.
nb,c' mn, ,o,,vi,,,o, t,,.t th., ,,sss .sp
a,,,,. ,,esr .a,,,.'...., ~ 'aI3 navy 'msoa1cst-
@u.5 oeea eo""l't1eo " t1o basbl'bazouka,
Without rhyme OF reason. Last night, OH ae-
rtvlng at Jcnt tHagl,ra, found II mposslbic to rct
apy but Turkish r,tblc.. nn,l VIVA int ,,ar,,s,s
4, cntcr Tho tnwn shi",, ,,.s sntaa st..as
.n.s. 'uo to"n, "a4e'' 4.es so5no a1staaco
from inc railway, without such an cseost. Tho
conclusion arrived at last night WA that tho
torn had been dcsttpyed. first bv tha 1,u1trar.
ina hnrn5uc tlo T,rtIsn o,,u,toss "", a'.a,.',,
hy ihn Ha.itl. itnyo1E. .n"ans H. t,,u u sesonu
nylsaI III A'.'"' ''"Ae3"7 s''NA1'3 '"o 'o"n III ~"
f'1Ths' trh" ,,,nr,,, ,t,,, ,., ,,.r., u~t.,>,
.,, o G9netus!nn Mo nase arrived IT to-day Is
.nntcr " sai.i, opossu w @ ~ :" '41s, ala " ~
na"I" H. ~ s,.~,.s ;" ~ o,, "tat ~ w aecot
III, .n,t.1 ~ ~ -, ~ W Seht!enan OF
~ ~ ~ ~ Iseasy
sonm III" 'aas scuts " tasG nleht ma
t'.s,it,n n'su sa h, ipuaa!neu aeafy oo IL"
,.1onan 'n,s y nau oSe eas'!y GlfGftea IRON
,s y 9ul iHrksa galacs ~
ts ~ w. ~, 1tsIe" .t " emet} aisisat p4rt ol tho
,ss 1tu ~ t"ue stuuauieus ~ were !e en Wiat
r." s;ai,a ,xas ss! isues ahe WAY place
, 1877-08-20
The PRESIDENT.

PLyNour1i, N. H., Aug 19.-0oy. Prescott
will takc tho carly train tomorrow Tor Wells
River. tu meet President uaycs.
WINDSOR Vt, AVE. l0-.rho Ptesiaent and
party ta.s morning attended divine worship n
81. Paul's Episcopal Church, Of which church
Secretary Er4rts' family ase members. Later
tue President aud Mrs. Hayes aud party calico
aud daughter of alr, Eyarsx, upoa Tho occasion
Of tho third AnhlycEAafy u tneic Nedlipg.
, 1877-08-20
ARMENIA.


Tlts RUSSIAN HErHbAF 1Ao4 ksu1K.xuA11AN.
coFrrspo.dsscs london 11m<..
CAMf bAnA kAMYsI1, July 4.-Hy tho courto.
~ Of All English gentleman present am IN.
ablcd u clye you an account OF tho Russian re-
treat from Eshik-Khaliau, an accoun& totally at
vartanrc With the cxsggerc1 reports brought In
by ataj.-Geu. 4tustafA Pasha. In the aftcrnoon
Of Wednesday, the eth inst, cavalry recon-
noltcring partica brought In word 10 i,ciss All
med pasha, thu Northumberland command.
ing the Turkish right wiag, that tho Rus
SLAMS wero retiring from their position
on the rll9o .bove Eshlk-Kahl!aa. Moving
forward his whole lurcc, tic Turkish General
prcparcd to attack .thcir rear guard, Lut the
bold s?4nt made by tho twu llusat1n battal!ons,
aided by Two batteries, with sosl0 1ssXoun reg!.
tnruts ettGctuallY checked thu efforts Of tho Ut-
ton!an tsoops, who apparently were not very
eager for tho Tray: lhc eneIny retired by al-
tcruate halt baitories, screening tho movements
u tho reartott ono by mass uf cavalry, which
was withdrawn directly tho guns wcre we'll III.
The Turks neycr approached within nilo aud
U half ~ two ulles Ut the cncmy,. who retired
III thu nioat orderly manner, MoslnE a steadily
ns II un paTu1c.
Al night through this setrograIc movement
continued, but tho Turks ahaudontl III pursuit
on Thursday altcrnouu,. iulllus even tu follow
up the enemy sufficiently 10 ascertain By Mhat
toa4 they moved after PASSING Za}!kan. II Is
ol Loris AcjtkoG At 2sw,u, and of the approach
ol F4ik p4slaa in bis rear, TcrgukassoH Judged
it e1pedient to fall back on the Ara1es and en-
deayos tu join the Grand Duke at ks1s, or else
that he will return toMarIs the Russian
frontier At parbauut. The Russian col.
umu apparently kept their pursuers ut
very respectable distance, aud succeeded
IN carrying oil everything except two OF
previously been cleared OF Ill contents except
lew pounds Of sugar and some cigarettes. AT
Zaiikau they abandoned Considerable supply
Of wheat Of which about 500 sacks we're recoy.
pF11 - ka {11A xt>
, 1877-08-20
OBITUARY..

WA1stlso, ". Va, Aug. la4-pr. james
Cummens, prominent physician Of thds city,
died On Saturday 1t noou.'
ST. Louis, Mo.. Aug. la.--Albest ". Howe,
n old and ono Of tho bess kuoun bro and ms
tsne insurance agents In ths Western country,
died today attrf Y lingering llasaa.
, 1877-08-20
! THE WAR.
Reports Of "a Great Battle
Fought in Asia Minor
Saturday.
The Russians, After Fighting
Mukhtar All Day, Re-
treat in Good Order.
Statement that 10000 Rus
SLAMS Are Now Marching
to Bulgaria.
The Emperor Alexander VIII Here
after Sleep on the
Tented Field.
Russians Occupying the Whole
Line from Kustendji
T to Schipka Pass.
Nicholas Requests and Obtains tho
Mobilization of Three More
Divisions.
Views OF the Russian Press Re-
garding the Policy Of
England.
A Liberal Variety Of Clippings from
Foreign Newspapers.
Nicholas Requests and Obtains tho
Mobilization of Three More
Divisions.
Views OF the Russian Press Re-
garding the Policy Of
England.
A Liberal Variety Of Clippings from
Foreign Newspapers.


WAR NOTES.
MORE EGYPTIANS.
LoNroS, Aug. 19.-Tto Egyptian contingent
In Turkey Will 10 fncrcatcd.
RUSSIAN OCCUPATION OF EEsTEND1t
krsTENDJ1, Aug. 11.-Thc Russian ar.nr has
occupied this town. There arc no signs Of
either tho Turkish army or fleet. The Russian,
army occupies in force line extending from
this town to schipka Pass. Tic Turks ure a
considerable dtstanco of, ind DO not make auy
demonstration.
rLEvNA.
1t is said the Russians intend TO blockade
Plcvna, but will not attempt to tal;r It by
assault. Osnlan Pasha's supplies arc bcEtnnipC
10 fall.
MORE MEN.
At tho special request Of the Grand Duke
Nicholas, tho mobilization OF two more dlyis-
in1ts OF Erenadlers and one cayllrY division has
been ordered.
THE KNrEnoR.
For the future tho army and Imperial hca,l-
quarters Will remain united; whixh seems to
imply that the Emperor will encourage tho SOL
tltcrs BY his actual presence OH tho battlefield.
The Emperor Is PLEASANTLY quartercd In u
good house outside of the village, and
seems in excellent health md spirits. Tho
a!r Ia pure, IN contrast to that Of
Blela. Tho health Of tho suite Is much I'M
Proved but Gen. 1gnattctT is still aIilu9. Prince
Galatzln has been obliged to leave for Carlsbad.
TIE STREAM or REtNpoRcEMsNTs
IA flowing now steadily through Rouinauta, Il
10 expected that both the guard au.l crouadicr
corps will bc In Bulgaria By tue first week In
September. The staff hers calculate that lS0,-
ooo mc1' are nom actually on the march to rein
force tho nftny. Tia NJ IT hatttr ahft,t fylnrn,