Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-25

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The Russians RnN j. thai they may succeed
IN winning a decisive victory al Tirnova.
and that in case victory should crown
their efforts the car will he ready Ia agree
upon terms of peace at once The cmpc-
ror of the Russians is not entirely hope
full of final success in the campaign going
on beyond the Danube. and il is said he
constantly upbraids his advisers, both mil
itary and civil, for having led him to make
war against Turkey. To those around
him he is continually repeating the warn
ing of the Emperor Nicholas, his father,
that a nation should never make war en-
ccpt to repel invasion. Alexander III will
not forget the prophecy that he will never
live to see the Goth anniversary of his
birthday. He still seems in constant fear
of assassination, and it is almost impOss-
bic for a stranger to penetrate to his head
quarters. His Goth birthday anniversary
will. If he lives. occur April 90, 1878,
The same correspondent states the Gar
has removed his headquarters to the town
known as Schanchmashla This place
does not appear on any OF the maps, but
it is located ut the junction of two roads
leading, one to Plevna and the other to
Biela, both connecting at SistOva, and lies
few miles to the north of Tirnova.
This retrograde movement of the empc-
,Agor and his staff Is ostensibly to conduct
pending operations, but is really to avoid
the possibility of being cut off from his
line of retreat in case of another defeat
Of his army.
A Claim for Damages.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 10.-Colonel
Frederick A. Bee, well known as connect
ed with Chinese affairs ON this coast, is
making up claim of the Chinese suffer
crs by the riotous proceedings in this city,
which he Will present to the United States
government through the British minister
at Washington. The claims will aggrc-
gate about 800, 900, of which upwards of
$4,000 will be for actual and the remain
der for constructive damage and loss, in.
Guiding the death of one or two China
men who persisted in the burning of their
houses. The claim will be presented
through the British minister for the rea-
son that the Chinese have emigratcd from
the British port of Hong Kong, and also
mt IA min
al representative ut Washington.
The HOstilcs going Eastward.
New York, Aug 20.-The. Times Chi.
cago special says: Dispatches, which have
been received at Sheridan's headquarters
during the past two days from various
military sources in the far western Coun.
try, leave no doubt whatever that Joseph,
with his band of Nez Perces, is making
his way eastward. 1t is believed the in.
tention of the chief is to make an attempt
to strike the headwaters of Tongue river
through Yellowstone Park. So fully con-
vinced is Sheridan that this is his inten-
ton that he sent orders to commanders of
posts along the Little Horn and Tongue
rivers to keep sharp lookout for the hos
tiles and give them n warm reception If
they show themselves. For this purpose
the troops in that region will be concen-
'rated. There are at these posts several
hundred men OF the 2ls. Infantry and IL
4, is found necessary TO use large force
several companies will be taken from two
" three of the nearest northern posts.
scouts have already been dispatched in
very direction To gather information of
The approach of the Nez Perces la view
q this change in the theatre Of war there
no little alarm felt at Headquarters for
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