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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
Order OF Suspension.

MAucH CHUNK, July 81 The 70.
raIyer Of the Cestrs Railroad OF New
Jersey Issued sn order suspendlng AL thu
engineers and brskemcn no, now Hctusl Y
ia the employ cf thoy company and
directing that when the ro umc worh
they will be paid only Tor actJsl WORK
done. Heretofore engineer. ati brake.
men have been paid luli months pay
whether they worked every day or mo-,
Contrary to expectation trains wNrr mot
run on this road ~ dgy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
Unlawful Election.
state Jourr al, Parkersburg.

State 10 url At, ParkersOurg.
1t don't make so much difference shout
,0here the Capital shall be located, as 1t
does that it shall be located IN lawful
and constitutional msnner. There's the
rub. II the Legislature mas the constitu-
tional right 10 remand TO the people n
prerogatlve that mas beel imposed upon
II by the constitution, then 1t hiss the
night to remand AL prerogatives and
rights, and we might as well abolish the
Legislature and let the people in their
sovereign capacity make sll the laws.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
Al NashNIlIC.

NASHVILLE, July Gl.--SN engineer,
arrived here from Evansville tn.nigh. To-
take out freight TRAINS tomorrow. Tn"
strikers Lad talk with three ot them
snd sent them back L. = Marsha
Wheat hearing OF this, prohibited any
strikers from seeing the others, sud uu-
less the strikers see and talk tle engineer.
out OF il, trains will be- manned. The
strikes say they Will in uo Wis" mol".
the trains, but will keep the engineer.
from going out if thoy get rhsnc" to
IA X them out Of it
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NV YORK, July 81 MoEEr AT
At 2m2l per cent. Prime mercnnul
paper at 4,96 per cent. Gust m re-
ceipt- $4,000 The assistant treasurer
disburSed $4,000. ClesrILgs $4,000
OJU. Sterling; long 4sG; short, iS7A
GoLD--Opeued and ri Sod "a, 100
with sales IN the interim ut 1851. Bor-
rowing rates 2 and per cent. Luar
also made fiat and ri per cont tor car.
rying.
SILVER At London j4ti, hore silver
bars IA, greenbscks ma goii -Iiyer
coin iM! per cent discount
GOVERNMENTS Firm
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Associated Press Dispatch.
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, July 3l.-The four hun.
dred dollar purse, one mile, was won by
Bertram; Baroness second; Princess OF
Thule third. fine l:464 Chiquits and
Madse were top horses in betting
A dash OF two miles, for purse of
$500, was won by Tom Ochiltree carry
ing l24 pounds, AthIene ll3 pounds sec
ond, and Aunt Betsy 95 pounds third,
Time 1891
The principal race Of the day was that
for the Saratoga stakes, for two Yea. old,
was won BY Brsmille Duke MsgeRts
second, Pride OF the Village third. Time
l:l7!
The selling race, one mile and an
eighth, was won ov Lucifer, Cardinal
" oolsey second, and George third
Time 1854.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
STRIKERS Arrested.

TERRE HAUTE, July 2l.-Three of the
executive committee OF the railroad
strikers were arrested, Watson, Miller
and Murphy, by U. ). Marshal Spooner,
charged with having intertered with the
trains of the Lpgansp3rt raj road, which
Is under coE.ro. Of the [. :. Courts.
The prisoner, were lodged in iaj but
will he taken to indianapolis
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
Situalion nt Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 3l.-Some spPrehen-
sion existed yesterday and last night lest
the engineers on the Chicago Burlington
and Quincy railroad who have been in
dicating thelr Intention 10 strike, would
join the fremeu and stop aIl trains.
This did 70. occur, however, as up to
midnight nearly sll the engineers on the
road not already ut work, had -jculfied
their intention o resuming this wor"lng.
The road Is now ready to do its usual
business on ali brsncnes. Other roads
are also ruEning trains about Is usual,
snd large amounts o. irright are moving.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01

We have the authority Of Col. BEN.
WILSON Tor saying that the editor of the
Psrkersburgh Times misspprehends his
position " uen he says that he (Col. Will
son den01uces Gov. MATHEWS for call
ing in tur ald Df United States troops in
restoring order in this State What
Col WILSON dld say WAS in substance.
tas! ne depre >ted tn, necessity that aP-
parenty existed Tor so doing
be fully recognizes the dutie,
snd responsibilities Of the Governor for
the protection OF lie and property, and
the d dticuIties win which he was sur
rounded. A formidable outbreak, which
amounted almost TO the dignity oi An IN
slrreetion, was reported 10 hIn by the
civil authorities and his aid va, invoked.
The Legislature OF the State having de
o.ined to permit the enrolling, arm
ing and equipiRg of the mil
tia, Governor MATHEWS mad no
resource other than the one adopted by
him Col. WILSON unhesitatingly de-
csres that his sympslhleS were strongly
enlisted in behalf of the lsbo.in-men in
81 Just and lawful efforts to secure ss full
Tsges y, the railroad company could pos
'ioy AFFORD to pay, but that sympathy
did not lead him to justify forcible
o' violent resistance 10 the commands
o. the officers OF tina law, as
70 he case Of the shooting OF john
PoIsAL 81 Martinsburo, nj the beginning
Of the strike The condition OF affairs
now rIisting IN this country between
OSP'ts. and labor, Col WILSON does not
regard as fight between the
'1p.oyer and employee simply,
b! the legitimate result Of a
nos! vicious system Of legislation upon
'ls part Of the Datio1a. Government
lie ehor: TO blindly and prematurely
I'fce assumption in gold, and the meas
1'e whlcl took from our legal tender
circulation meta. which nsd occupied
'ns. position In our currency almost
"ac7 the foundation Of the Gov
sfnment are largely responsible
!o''ne condition OF things which We see
Today. History repeats itself This
country Is experiencing what England
ven! through half = century ago. She
Lad WAT and inua.ion. There followed
contraction and resumption. With
hem came distress, ruin, bankruptcy,
starvation, riot, and scenes of blood, and
sl1s-ing, and death. The mills stood
'dIeIhe workshops were closed, commerce
And trade were psrslyzed, and the dark
'Asao" Of famine stslked sbrosd in the
'Ana, The large standing army OF that
government Of the sword was not able
" Keep down the people rendered des-
pefste by distress.
Inc path to ruin was blszed by Eng
mo- and SHERMAN is leading our coun-
:. therein. Unless the representatives of
'1sPeopIe shall call halt to this p3licy
o@ober, BY the prompt and uncondi-
"'os repeal OF the resumption sct, by
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01

The Ohio Republican Convention will
NEST in Cleveland today. Since the
Democratic nominations were made,
,hree Republican Candidates for Cover
no nsve declined, and it begins to look
= If no one could be found TO make the
aopeess and thankiess race
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
B. & .. Road open from Baltimore
TO Parkersburg.

BALTIMORE. SuIy 3l.-The Baltimore
ana Onio officials report at 1870 o'clock
tonight as follows: Every thing is pro-
crossing between Parkersburg and Bal
timore. We have men enough to mnn-
age all our trains We have moved to
dsy on the various divisions about ninety
trains. We expect to commence to run
lrstns from Grafton t. Wheeling to-
morrow
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NO.. =.


~ 4l9IZs. fIour-DulI .oWer sEd
AeAVyi receipts 1900 barrels; No. Z
- VpG+ 81; .supertI.e western and state
30 2otdo 49, common - good - '5C9
D&,ss, & $50 - yIo.Ce .G~ % -VSa9 o. %H'.o W -
Gs *. ~ - s0,ES A'> ~. ~
YS 20 - gH,.S Cg'' - 'olIo % ~.
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S2,. E.r,, Western lSl,I5, Pork
Dg.I and lower slSII95. collier Nuru.,
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l,u., clear midfIIn,. s,r.Iy N-l,. Lsrd
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Fairly active and higher st Is}c c,sh,
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n,2. r,i.,,rl l5t.. O.,. In tnlr aruasud
b.t At lower rsir. NJ g..r ,s,h. g-.r sell.
Irr AUGUST. .rlr seller September: -.
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10y ED-rcr st -. .r cash. 6gBc seller sep
tDnihrr. Torl DuU. wrah and lower
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Hwyy -, - I'D cash, - D. seller sep
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
Cremation at salt Lake,

SALT LAKE, July 3D. Z. F.
Wlnslow was cremated here. to day.
The process occupied shout three hours.
bis heart nsd been taken out, and was
sent 10 nis birth place ST. Naniuck. The
ashes were sent 10 the grave OF his wife,
nasr Boston
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
ohio Republican Convention

CLEVELAND, July 3l.-A Isrge NUN.
Der OF delegates and other interested
persons are arriving on every train to a.
tend the Republican State Convention to
be held N TINS city tomorrow. Among
prominent Republicans. and BY the
lesding Republican jouraais Judge Ts.t's
name Is mentioned as the probable nom
inee for Governor
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
RunaIO Races.

BUFFALO, July 8l.-The race tor the
2:84 class WAS won by Hannis. Lsdy
Pritchard taking the first heat. Best
time, 2:25.
The race for the 2;23 c.sss was won by
White-stocking; Mszomsine, who won
the third heat, took the second money,
Bluemore third, Silverside fourth. Best
time, 2:24i.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01

lris certainly not to the interest OF the
s,oring men OF this city to keep
Wheeling blockaded while Baltimore
sd Cincinnati are open, and the mer-
Oh,nts of those ties are gobting up the
trade that legitimately belongs to US.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01

The -chpols aud ho-p,tAls oi New Or
leans receive their support partially from
tie earning OF the L,u.rHnA Stat" Lnt-
tory Company, when !. inrriy managed
by mon ol prominence, and the drawings
aro -uperinlcuded by Gene. PIT. Besura-
gard and Jubal Early. VINO nre the com
mi.sIouers. Any Information will be- iur'
nished by VI 4. Douphin, +. .. Box t9z
New OricsH.. Tho next drawing }. All.
nounccd 10 'skr plac" 7lh August
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01

MILWAUKEE,. July 81. - Flour -
Quiet but steady. Whsat-Unsettisd at
GegIibe Of IECr2c and clo-ei frm; NJ.
= Milwaukee 81 %: seller August 81 lZt;
seller Ssp,emt ter 81 07l No. B - O5N1
lI25. Corn -QHet ard uncnangedi No.
Z. IS. Oa;s-Quiet bu, steady; No. = 80
aisle. Rye-Lower; No. l old 55laJ551i
new 53c Barley Noninslly urch nged
80. > spung 6sc; September 6s!@6sc.
NEw YoEK, July 3l.-Dry Goods
Busiues. moderate Eith commission
houses. and jobbirg trade quiet Cottors
steady A. generally unchanged prices.
Prints quiet. Mallory pink, purple and
frock prints reduced 70 81 cents. Woolen
goods quiet. Southwork doeskin ad-
ysnced 70 10 csDts
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The Adams Express Company have

NE N4NuHs Tx FI - F''I. ~ '
issued the enclosed circular to agents:
"rhe Adams Express Company will
cease to operate the express business on
the main line of the Baltimore and Ohio
and branches after July 81, 1871
You will cease TO receive and forward
freight and money on account Of this
company siter that date.
The Route Agent will call in \ few
DAYS to make settlement and collect the
supplies OF the company and unclaimed
freight in your possession.
John l.. A. HEwING Sup't"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01

~ the strikers become train wreckers,
, would seem 10 be indicated by the
Kay.er affair. the population of the
N undsyille penltentiary will be largely
,u ,mented soon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01

RAILROAD BOND. STEADY
STATE oSDs-Q not md unchEng", ,
SrUCK- Railroad and miscellaneous
speculation opened weak and prices DE-.
clned 10 ]. per cent subsequently
Western Union suddonl, b.nsme scLivc
and buoyant with M 4dyanc" OF q per
cent On the revival 81 tho .tpri"- about
the consolidation aud rdyuurr I1 r-t"-.
This started the whole market, and tb"re
w, an rdvance OF - > per cert. IN Ia"
general list DesliDg- IN Western Uni"r
were attended with considerable arIua.
ton NJ intervals, bu, trading ~ other
shsres dull, the HuC,u.tI"r. representing
only moderate business. The -tpck
market Was weak during 'ne lat hour q
business. and price. reacted ~ /. per
cent from the highest point. There
were con siderable stu"k- marketed on the
impetus 10 the general .l5t gwen b.
sharp rise m We-tsrn Union The sst
named wAs quite errstIe towards the
close. selling down from IA o. 7U4 raj
Wing to II, reactIug o. 7Oi s1d hnsIJ
closing at 1T The general market cios
81 wDak The traUsactluus aggregated
IA 900 share. o' which { 100 were New
York Cellral, 3OGyD Lasr shore. $500
Northwestern, 5000 Rock I-.s-d, 100
~ Pzuls, 1900 DEN ~srs, La-hAEHuus
and Western, :, 100 Michigan, $500 l.il
moi. Central, 1000 Morris and kae1.
500 Pacific Mai, $500 Western Union!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
Rioters Sentenced.

CHICAGO, July 81 - Judge Drum
mond seuttrced Mack and Ennis, the
leaders of the rioters from Peoria TO four
months Imprisonment In the county jsll
and ttty dollars the, ard the bslsGce 70
two months snd fifty dollars esch, the
imprisonment to continue till the hne Is
paid.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
Marine.

LONDON, July 3l.-Arrived out
Weser and Vlc.oria from New York.
NEw YoRK July 3l.-Arrived-Her
der, from Hamburg.
New YORK, J4iy 8l.-Arrived. -
Bo;hnis, from Liverpool.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
THE STRIKE
Trains Thrown from the
Track Near Keyser.
B. & 0 Road Open from
Baltimore to Parkers-
burg.
Ninety Trains Moved Yes
terday.
Trains to be Run from
Grafton to Wheeling
To-Day.
Two Freights Stopped on
Two Freights Stopped on
the Pan Handle.
Quiet at st. Louis, Chicago
and Columbus.
The Situation on the II. a q. Road.
Special to the Register.

Inc on le a. W. hs"hN.
KEYsER, July 81, 1877.
Special to the Register.
After making his speech here on Sun.
day night, Vice President Keyser
thought tina. the trouble was at an end,
but on MoAdny morning the men re.
pented OF their promise and retused to
60 to work, whereupon MIR. keyser sent
to Baltimore for men 10 start the trains
to-day from here.
When No. 10 reached here Monday
afternoon, she had on board number Of
roughs, who refused to pay their iare.
The conductor had informed the com
pany's agent Of the TACT, and the United
States troops were drawn up ia line to
receive them. In spite of the protests OF
the roughs they were srreeted and taken
to Jail in default of bail. All Of them
were armed, some of them having revol
vers, and Others knives, clubs, &c.
Tive freight trains left Grafton in the
afternoon, having with them guard OF
twenty troops each. At Deer Park they
were joiued by fifty of the Fifth United
States artillery, who were to act rs es-
cort down the seventeen mile grade"
After leaving Deer Park one of the en-
gineers tainted from excitement and
fear, As damage was apprahended
the trains ran very slowly and met
with no trouble, and came on to keyser,
where they were placed under strong
G ard,
The telegraph wires were so crowded
with rairoat business that it was I'M
possible 10 send press dispatches until 1t
was too late.
TRAIN THROWN FROM THE TRACK.
Last night q train with portion of the
Fifth artillery, under command Of Lieut.
Simpson, was thrown from the track
about two miles west of here, and one OF
the soldiers badly hurt a switch had
been misplaced by the strikers and the
train barely escaped going into the river.
As | write this tat 1920 A. NJ the
situation looks very omlnOus. Troops
are posted along the railroad and
around the depot and no one is allowed
to approach unless he can prove that ne
has business OF Legitimate nature within
the lines.
Beyond the soldiers are hundreds OF
strikers in groups sngrily gesticulating
and uttering inasmmstorv speeches.
By II clock great change WAS per.
ceptible in the men, and number vol
unteered to run trains. The first one
left here at $50, with F. +. Kid well, en-
gineer and Thomas Maxwell conductor;
the next left at twenty mil utes OF
twelve, and others followed IN rapid sue
cession. The officials think that the
strikers intended TO wreck No. passen.
ger last night instead of the troop train,
and thus blockade the road.
Trains from the east are now passing
without any distractions being put in
their way.
ri l.. ! h.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
EaIAl kxnIOIlnn,

PITTsBURGH, Ju.y 3l.-By At explo-
sion in a mould OF hot metal st the fous-
dry Of K. q. Tolter & Co.. Liberty street,
this afternoon, two men were fatally and
eight others seriously burned. The
noise OF the explosion was heard Tor
several squares
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01

HAr : tIdiDgs .orncrsous sufferers, and
thpre Who have boon dnzrd druHged and
qlA.kcd pu'yrrmEchers ElscGric Belt
cHe,.gsI'y cure premature debility and
decay Book and journal. with Irfor
matIou WORTH Thousands, mailed lre"
Addrcss PuivcrmAcher Gslysnic Go
Cincinnati OnIn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01

YEsTERDAY matters looked rather
,asky st Keyser, but the clouds cleared
AWAY in the afternoon, according to our
rrUOrts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01

TIE psragrsphist Of the New York
gsraLd advises them TO: Strike until
the last dsrned foe persplres.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
IpdeXer SOyes.

PHILADELPHIA, July 8l.-Governor
Moves, United States Minister 70 Frsnce,
will sail to-day Tor his post in the steamer
Illinois.
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at'heelina &rglstrr.
gold closed yesterday at 1901.

The rosathcr to-dy t0iii be partly
.la,.dv, with sasterty ,oinds, a"d to'Osr
,.tnDeTGtUTs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
Democratic Victory.

ALTOONA, July 3l--Thos II Grecv"y,
Democrat, Wa elected CITY Recorder 60
iay by 30 Of mp. .r.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
The situation Columbus

CoLUDBUs, July 3l.-Ne freight trains
have left here on the indianapolis or
eastern division of Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
and st. L-H- lines, but imperishabIo
freight is being received for shipment
east and west. The Pitt burgh, Clncin-
natl and ST. Louis company are prePar-
ing 'or full resumption Of freight
traffic tomorrow. The li,sry arrived
AT II A. NJ. About eleven companies sr"
to remain here, and see that trains are
BOT inLeriered with. Several Cinciu.
natl companies went to Newark
where trouble is apprehended, and
several OF the leaders were arrested 10
day and heavily fHed or sent to jail on
long sentences Vigorous efforts will be
made to arrest all strikers who might in
teriere with the trains. 1t is stated that
trains will commence 10 run on all the
roads tomorrow. The city is still under
Nm efficient police force.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
Fire.

MONTREAL, July 3l.-Esplin's box
factory, saw and planning mills were
burned this morning. Loss, $40, ,OOoi IN
sursnce, $4,000,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
Trains stopped OH the Pan Handle

AspociaI to the Jo,anai says that the
Pan Handle west bound freight train
due here Ut 7:3O p. NJ. was met by u
body or band OF strikers about hsl:
mile east of the depot and stopped
and run on siding. The fire WAS drop.
ped from the engine and the water let
out of the bolicrs. Ten minutes later
another train came up and Was served
in the same manner. Up u this tim.
the striker had not been Intertered with.
Another special At $3.50 p. NJ. says that
several companies OF troops have just
arrived on the ground where the strikers
are COnuregated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01

S''' " '.''sOS ''..S e',.I .,9'''' a 'ot,D'
vu' p'''',n S"''' '..'''''' ''eo' 'C"'''
I Ry.si.r. ,rr rbsrg.d
War Notes.
LONDON. July 3l.-SuIemau Pasha
/ nnd corps effected a Junction with kauui
IHshh i"1r Lem H"Ighra' ana nm engage
! ucnt is proceeding.
Her Majesty steamers FlSmHngo ana
/ Condor when 20 tp the Danube !" pr
/ l'ct IN" British Interests and assert Grca,
BrlLsIus treaty rI1nL To maintain two
| gunhost- on the Danube. Will b. accom-
| panied - the Black Sea by th' iron cIads
| shannon and Aglncourt - support them
shOuId ihnr passage be oppUscG.
r,,.,,,,. I.,l,. u uob.r,., Alys
-, ,,.y.b;,, ,,,.,,,,,' ~. -.
-
LoNDoN, July 81 Letters descrlh-
/ lng the outrages at kavsrna, ~" csu,-
ny much Indignation. The accounts
| though exaggerated, are believed 20 be-
substantially true
The Greek government with iiiicIIty.
restrain, the Thcs. aIIans rom rising be-
0or" the Kingdom j. armed.
LoNpoN, july 5l.-An cas5o1aI
norresp1nient OF the Times. ut Vienna
uttrrly dlscredits ll,e reported greay de
,est Of AIsmsde Youb Pa.ba. and SAWS
that after the concentration oi Turks
around S1umla, II considerable portion Of
heir forces WAS ordered to advance
by WAY ot ksN, DjumH and
Osmsn Bozar, on tn" IIrnova
to Unite With Oman Pasha there, and
then follow the rear Of the Russian de-
tachments which have passed Tho BAL
Hans. The Turks therefore, have only
Do." ao.S 90 ~, ''"'V @ .'JU'' , CI' p ~ oos"'
''..'', ~ -">o $50 ~.
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Pn,IIapnop n. |. .oom. al.o that the
| Russ,sns are not MAKING much progress
before Sl,lslru and Rustchuk' where
they are mcctine. Desperate resistance.
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