The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-17
NEWS on 1'A6 WEN
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hu.i. There afv ffusa iu,Wnto is.vn ~ uisau
bco Asv ~uasi~i. Many Mc diving ri Tie rsaa
fsum sshaa@slon and starvation. All ss. sieal.
,nie II evrsy ns~essAFy ~ hfe.
IN tn naval engagement In knlins tss,r IA,
Turkish irumlads attacked wyrn I.nssian rnI,.
heats and destroyed two III them.
There II much sickness Ia The laasian anas
In thu Dobfndsehn.
1'he llassian uen. uourka has retssa,cd frum
hts position W the rlirhA rns~, and there nr
nc~ M IsnTsssns uo,tsh ~ The nalhanr This
movement, II IA said. wss rendered necessary
by TIM concentration whicl, the Grand Duke
Nicholas il carrying cut In tho valley ~ the
JAnlta.
A cable Dispatch announces that Arhmct
rasha, who surrendered the fortress ~ Niku,r-
Ia 10 the lin~sians, has ended his life Ly sui
eide.
The Russian army IN bulgaria Il beginning IL
suffer In health. In lin DolrnirchA. where
stcAming swainrs poison the air and water
alike, mAlAriAl fc,er an,i siyse,,iery arr playing
Asoa with Gen. zlmmer,nAn's army.
The cable reports panic throughout lsn--ia.
Additional troops nre heinx hurried lell.ut.Il
" the Danube. Tho religious commnni,ic. are
unstHs pNcNsWN Wuu hNtsHtNk tutH NaiUhbttH III
Austria, fearing that they will he coniiaca,e,l
IN thu general wAr-levy for money apd there Ii
M Increasing feeling II nncA~ineas III ilu-rian
Poland. Nevertheless. there II much cn,i,u.
SnMn al Moscow anil nt N. Petersburg
fur war. The suburbs Ut thu l,na.
sian capital arc studded with t.iita AMI thr
city it~els " full of martial sounds incident 10
tho wAriike preparations. A foree " i-5.OoO
lai,dwehr IL nearly ready 10 start for The trout.
and thare il every indication that Russia IL ,ie-
tesnned - justify thu general belief III her
ultimate wsiccc1s.
The chief ~ Gen. kr,,hcnora star has been
cited before council ~ war IL explain tile
failure III ltevna.
Charges and countor.cllafges of atrocities
continue ~ hc made BIZ itnH#ian- and TURKS,
and bath seem 10 contain tic elements ~ least
of truth. There Ii no doubt TINT ihis IL thu
most cruel war In tho history Ut thu world.
Iierriral4 afe made rulhles~ly iy heth hclllgef-
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