The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-08
Foreign.

Orehanie had been captured, with Chefket
Pasha and several thousand troops.
A st. Petersburg special from Kurukdara,
dated October 81, says negotiations with the
Kars garrison were broken off, and the
bombardment has RECOMMENDED.
The district of Kagyoman is placed under
Russian administration. Generals Heymann
and Tergukasoff have effected a junction
near Hassan Kaleh.
A Servian communication to the Porte
says Servia's military measures are solely
to protect her frontier, and Servia hopes
for the maintenance of good relations with
Turkey.
1t is officially announced that the brigade
which was intrenched at Telische has been
dispersed by the Russians. Cheiket Pasha
is terrifying the neighborhood of Orchanie.
Suleiman Pasha ~telegraphs a confirmation
of reports that the Russian army of the
Dobrudscha is marching to Kuzghun, near
Silistria.
A Russian official dispatch says the total
number of prisoners captured at Dabnik
and Telische was seven thousand, including.
two Pashas, two hundred officers, and an
English Colonel in the Turkish service
After the victories at Dabnik and Telische
the Russian scout approached Radomirze,
and Chevket Pasha, with twelve batta ions,
fled from there without waiting to destroy
the bridge.
A special from Alexandria says the King
of Abyssinia again threatens to invade
Egypt with an army of 10000 men. Gen.
Gordon is expected at Massowah to negotiate
with him.
The rumors of German invention between
Russia and Turkey are again circulated. 1t
is not to take place until Russia has
achieved some triumph that will enable her
to back out of war without injury to her
prestige. Germany has all along shown
partiality to Russia, and her interference is
doubtless based on the conviction that her
~fayorite has undertaken a bigger contract
than she can carry out.
A specialfrom Bogot, about eight miles
south of Plevna, has the following: "The
Car arrived here on the 9th of October
The Grand Duke Nicholas has his head
quarters here. General Todleben is a
Tuchnitz with his staff. The Prince o.
Roumania's headquarters is at Poradina.
An attack On Telische, simultaneously
with the capture of Dubnik, on the 24tf
ult., was repulsed with the loss of a thou
sand men. The loss at Dubnik was thre,
thousand men. Every brigade and regi
| ,nan+oI o1pa-o-lau I.1al ------l-l
and, as nearly all the officers of the guard
are personally known at headquarters, tn,
fact that two hundred officers had beer
placed hors de combat cast a deep gloon
over the staff at Bogot. The bombardmen
of Pievna continues in a desultory way"
Earthquake shocks were felt on the 9th o
October at Lima, Pieo, Callao, lea ant
Chinca. Settlements for damages to ship
ping by earthquakes and the tidal wave O
May last cost British insurance companie
$4,000.
The funeral of Henry Meiggs, the grea
railroad builder, took place at Lima, Peru
and was an imposing affair. Two hundred
coaches and twenty thousand people wer,
in the procession; the coffin was carried b,
the populace for half a mile. His will
makes no direct statement of the amount o
his property, but bequeaths all, after pay
ment of debts, to his children, who ar
enjoined to carry on the work he began.
The trademark treaty between the Unite,
States and Great Britain provides tina
subjects or citizens of each country hav
the same rights as the subjects or citizens o
the other, or as are now and may hereafte
be granted to subjects or citizens of tn
most favored Nation in everything relatini
to trade marks and trade labels, upon full
filling the formalities required by the law
of their respective countries.
A special dispatch from Paris says
General Grant continues to occupy a larg
share of the public attention here, notwith
standing the gravity of the political crisis
The fact that he is an ex-President of
Republic which has existed for one hundre,
years is used by the Republicans as a crush
ing answer to the Monarchists who CLAIM
that there can not possibly be any stabilit,
in the Republican form of Governm INT.
A Paris dispatch says that returns of de
partmental elections, as far as known, shoy
that twenty-eight Republicans and min
Conservatives have been elected to tn
Councils General, and the Republicans hay
eight new members. The Duke de Broglie'
defeat by a Bonapartist creates great senss
ton, and will have considerable infuenc
on the decisions of Government.