The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-22
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out that the reason for tn. transfer o.
bracket was because he was too fn,nil.
lar with the press. II il reported that
he constantly horalds to tho public
everything done in his Office, and makes
use Of the press TO increase his iamc
~ithout Qualification and 10 advance his
o~n interests al he expense oi the Gov
erI:ncn:.
washington, Jr1y l6.-So action
has been taken by tie Var Depart.
ment to"arls ordering ;cora troops
away from the South. Tie Second In
faulty, recently on duty If Atlanta.
having bcrn ordered Ncst to reinforce
General Howard, bnt few troops IRE
left III the South. The whole body
OF troops now stationed in the South
crn States, with the exception Of those
III Texas to operate si;ains, Mexican
n"r@udcca, does Iot exceed ! 600 or
1890 men. .."...-.. ..
LONDON, July l5.-1hcro is 10 trust.
worthy nGsrb from the armies in Bull
garia. Rcccnt special dispatches az.
nounrimg that great battles wcro pro.
crossing prove g.oundlssI. That the
| Russians ARE closing ia upon R:,atehrl
il probable, although their comceu;.a-
ton must still be in very backward
state, since ;clcgTap!,ic communication
between lustchuk and $hun!a WAS i'll
tact MP to Friday. However, Con.
s,nn.innrle dispatch OF Saturday. an.
| rounccs that The Russians are :n.
preaching RcsSrad, and have probably
| cnt The railway near tin: point. Ii is
conjrcturcd by somo tina: the Turks
will ,aa!rtGia The defensive line cx;cnd.
ing from Rus:chuk via Shumia, 10 Os.
| man Ha:ar, AMI will give battle in the
open field. The Ccnstmntinop!o ;ele-
gram above mentioned strongly opposes
this presumption, since the chief ub.
| jcct Of such defensive line would be
to protect the railway which feeds the
Guadrilatcrni. This railway has now
been apparently Gu. by tke Russians
without opposition. \ more plausible
theory il, that. the Turks will await de-
yclopment OF the Russian campaign III
expectation that Rustchuli and Shun!a
must be bes!eged, and one or both bc
reduced beto,c the advance Oh the Bal
kans can 10 undertaken. They hope
thus to cousume the season wherein
| operations are practicable, rs Rust
chuk and Shumla arc believed capable
of II heightened resistance, and mean
time the Balkan passes could be
strengthened anii reinforced.
So. pErEIss3UEG, July iG.--GameraI
TcrguknssoT reports that he found Tie
town of Daya2:d destroyed, and tho ut.
mosphcrc so infected with dead bodies
that il Was impossible TO remain i'll the
place.
From The scene OF the instruction III
Caucasus it is reported that the Rus.
slams have resumed the offensive. Gen.
| AlkhnsOf marched Oh July 18th from
TohYeli to TLnrtcheli, on the right
bank OF the Goligsi, dccoycd the enc.
Iny from cntrenched positions, forced
them behind Mokva, and occupied
Goum, twenty miles north Of Stskum
Knleb. .... ..
PAEIS, July 1G..-Iti is stated that Aus.
t-ia Intends to propose meditation rs
soon NJ n decisive action Of either bel.
ligcrcnt has clearly dcfued tho military
situation. Il Vienna special snya Count
Andr.ssy hGa made representations nj
bucharest and Belgrade, with the view
of causing the Soryian territory to be
respected RoamGnia Lgg runouncct.
all idea of military action.
The BonErMr.iat Committee net ycs
tor'iny to receive tho report u the re.
suit Of N. Ronhrr' visit to Chsclhurst.
aud hnd n subsequent interview with
NJ. Fourton, Minister Of tho Interior.
1t il stated that the Bonapartiats claim
government support for two hundred
and fifty candidates, whereof one hun.
drcl have been accepted, aud thirty.
eight tnEcn under consideration. The
i2"i'5nr says: Intelligence reaching
tho commi,:co Of theKight gives ground
for belief that tho conservative gains
will be large.
IA%AMA, July IA volcanic cruz.
.ion which Is supposed to hnvu orig.
mated In C"ioruXi opening into the
tsTcfa which havo ;hcir origin there,
has spread dcsulation over tie bcnuti.
fnl and fertile valleys OF Chilo and Tur..
haco. On tho 2GIh . irighiful noise
was heard Il, LatacUrGa, which WAS fol.
lowed Immediately by ircincndous
Eoud. which took The courgo Of tho riy.
cGs CHtUchi. san Felipe. ana Hannynco,
and in the PASSING washed tie CITY 10
the chapel known ns III Saito. The
Volume Of mud ana water wc5 so Great
~ 10 completely cover tho hrcicnd.
Nni!c, including the disiillcry in front
nf blEIcunga. Tho food in Hs course
carried With Il many cattle, end whn,
Is more sld, human bodies. The bridge
Gf I.aisrurGa. The handsome bridge OF
Bolivar III Pansilco, those Of wood Of
Cuinchnpau and Potato, md that OF
masonry q hguyGm, were NIL destroyed.
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