The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05

ltke Feeling in 0ervia-
LONDON, Nay 29.-The Ts~s Rutschu
correspondent writes - follows: Til
twenty odd thousand troops Of this garriso
are the perfection of soldien. They N
brown. open faced, big shouldered fellow
perfectly resigned 10 any fate Allah ma
have in store tor them. With perfect fait
in the Bankrupt Government, for the Chic
of which they shout and salaam ever.
evening at sunset.
AN INCIDENT.
A correspondent explains IN inc'dr"
recently reported from Constantinopl'
about the British Consul striking Tu. kisl
officer. II seems that the correspOnden
with one companion. crossed in . smal
boat from Giurgevo, and were arrested by
Turkish naval officers They were sersonsl,
treated BY the Modem mob. The Consul
came 70 his rescue and pushed . captain
out of the way, when the latter tined e
stop him. The correspondent thinks the
Counsuls vigorous measures alone proven
ted them from being thrown into the Dan
ube By the mob.
DoH'r WANT sERvIA IMPLICATED.
A telegram from St. Petersburg says q
warlike feeling in Servia Ia general and ur'
gent, bat Runia discourases Servian par
ticipation Of the var. The Russian policy
II to ahatain from stirring up revolution,
Notwithstanding Turkish action 10 eau.
casus.
LONDON. May ga Vienna dispatch 70
the 1snes says the proclamation Of . holy
war looks like yielding to the popular de-
m.nd, which has been growing louder daily,
that the Sultan join the army. The pro-
posal that the Sultan quit Constantinorle
has naturally raised . question whether it
IN safe 70 leave behind Parliament which
i. becoming more difficult to manage ; and
which, moreover. has the whole population
Of Constantinople with it. No wonder.
therefore. that Conatant,nople for the last
few days has been filed with rumors Of
impending desolation, coup d. etat, etc.
1t Is felt even At the palace tia: Mukktar
Pashas ineapacity neceaaitates hrs recall,
yet the ir~t attempt of the Chamber, in
this case, to directly influence the course Of
aiaim, may mature the Porte's resolution
to check interference by = propagation at
least.
A Rad SHOWING FOR THE TURKS
A weekly Newspaper says If understands
that Sir Arnold Kimball, British military
attache, gives . most deplorable account
of the Turkish armies in Asia, which he
- lacking everything an army
shosld have. except courage and patience.
Sir Arnold appears 70 anticipate that the
Rusai.n armies will not find any serious
military resistance in Asia, and that the
only dif6culties they will have to en-
counter are those OF country and climate.
LETTERS OF NAHQUE REFUSED BY THE
czAR.
A special from St. Petersburg says the
Car hes issued proclamation forbidding
. granting of letten Of marque. His
majesty says he accepts the declarations Of
the treaty Of Paris regarding free naviga-
ton to neutrals. and guarantees a careful
Observance Of this provision of the treaty.
Tie car also declared his unwillingness to
accept the proposal made at the recent con-
ference 1t Brussels.
KA1s, ERzEROUM AND BATOuM.
The Russian bombardment of Kan has
slackened. The Russians continue to adj
vance on Erzeroum. A battle Is expected
shortly. The Russian right wing IL At
Oltea and TIE left ut Vano. A Russian
attsnp to throw . bridge over the river
before Tie Turkish lines 1t Batoum was re-
pulsed with Los.
TURKMH MONITOR BLOWN UP.
A Bucharest telegram announces that
the Ranian blew up . large monitor in
the Danube this morning By means of
sSussCs1eo USoss918 sVAk'9Nos
RUaslAA HEADQUARrERs MOVED.
The Rus.ian headquarters train has pro-
ceeded to Alexandropal, whittier the Gener-
al will follow in few days.
Il i stated that Greece has sent note
TO The Porte asklng that the same privileges
should Be accorded 10 Thessaly and Epirus
n to The Slavonic provinces. The Porte
replied that The only privileges they had a
right 10 were already accorded BY the
constitution. Greece communicated . Sec
ond note, stating that ~ the present war
might prevent the Porte carrying out the
Greece demanded guarantees.
The Porte has not replied to the second
note.
ACTIVITY ON THE DANUBE.
A Dispatch from Galatz yesterday says
The Runians have measured all the vesaela
here stating that they will shortly require
them. They are sounding the river oppo-
sitc here to-day. Many RATS have arrived
from seseth al ready for bridging purposes.
Great numbers Of fresh troops are expected
tonight.
FRHARIHo FOR A SIEGE.
Abdul Kerim Pasha, Turkish comnan'
der-in-chief, yesterday informed the inhabi-
tants Of Rutschuk, Wanna, 6chunala and
6ilistris that all persoas who had not pro-
visions for 1t least six months must quit
within twelve days.
CAVALRY FIGHT.
A Reuter- telegram, dated Erzeroum, May
q, says in . recent cavalry fight ten miles
from kan, The Rasaians lost $50 killed.
The Turkish loe l. not reported. No
news has been received from the direction
Of Van o. Otto.
From London: Advices received here. Of
Of semi-oRcisl character, state that Bus