The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-22
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Aevofsiing ~ all Aee"nnts The fscnht fighslng
before kaFs WAS " mo@i desperate character,
and resulted KAthtt ii-a.irnsis tn the Mns.
easites, The ilghtins MAS otrmesl Il, deter.
nsinsd altAck ~ the nn~siAns N, tho outer
wosks u the e,wms, IN whieh Tiny were ~.
pulsed. Thu Turks therenirn .cnk eoarag.
and leldly Assumed tho offensive. They sue.
eevied IN surprising thu Russians hs a hAnh
movement. and The slaughter that followed was
vary grvat. The lsnsrisn. asked ~ quarter
and tl,r Turks offered nonc. The sortica ~ ihc
TURKS we're barren III rrun,t, and only served 10
tifc "ns the n.en, while thc lsnu~ians rctul~si
every attack with apparent ease.
Sickncrr, cslssially i,phn~, causes greater
saI'~ IN The Turkish ranks III A.ia than solun-
tecrr ~. able 10 MI NJ. During tlir last siS
mouths vt least i0,Mn mrn have died In horpi-
tails.
A Iorsion correspondent ,elegraphs srum
Rnttch,ck, The immense mass ~ material
which the Russians nre moving toward ,ltc
pn',,'hc can rcsreei, ic lodged III the depot. ~,
thc river l~fore the III ~ Jmly. II Ii. there
orr, rcnfcely probable that any attempt will
w made 10 cross before that month"
iAtlin ,ilrpatch says l,nssia reply 10 En-
glands last uo.c Ia satisfactory ~ the latter
power. Tho reply concesic- that lsritirl, utter.
orts In TIM Persian gulf will not bc in,erferc,l
tho hnrz canal, and demands q radical change
IN tho administration VI tl,o Christian PROV
ineea II Turkey.
The CircassianS In Ill. ltus#lal, service, nnm.
boring rlx cavalry regiments, having refused ~
oisrAln against their MohAmnsclMn brethren,
have hva Hcni from tin main column toward
t,ayAxil
Further details NJ what II called /" "llortscha.
A"n's reply 10 Earl Derby" are ~ follows, III
TIN Turks fnnke peace directly llnspIs crosuc.
tho iiakanH, l.nssIa will b. ready 10 accord
peace hu. otherwise nl,e would have no alter
iNiise Int 10 eoiqncr and dictate n lraco 10
thu laitc. II England Wishes IL prevent the
isurHianr from entering GoslstAn.inollr VII. has
only 10 osoft her influence upon the Turks IL
order TO induces thcm IL yield immediately alto,
Tho iialkans aru passed.
war correspondent sslegrspl,rl Tho ilca
among ti,s lsus-Iar /. that half measures will
not anlcc. bulgaria must become a. auloi,u.
no,s ~ NervlA and llountania. A rathu
strained FEELING II agaln taklns hold u III
lr',lie mind relative ~ Eastern affairs.
lnrkisl, accounts elaim that the lap~ltion inv
arrnpirti hy thu army III MonkItar pn~ha, Ill
Aala Minor, II practically nnassMilablc.
Tho Turks arr organizing fresh corps of
~, ,tNU cavalry.
Anothrr fierce hattie IL reported between,
Turks and MAs.l4ssa1sit4~ f.4ss.Ar n,,sslr
ing 10000 AMI Tho latter 1000. Tho Montcnc. |
arinH ~ofu strongly roated In the mountains, |
and deiIcd MI attempts u their hereditary foea
II 'll.lnlge them. Finally. after thinning ont
iho Turkish, ranks by their woll-tirectod sinta
tho monntainecrs assumed the offensive
nAliytng out from their au,bu~cAdes, they poured
\ calling irc Into thu o,,emys ranks. creating
Wild pApic and ruus. The Montcnogvlnn pursued
tho ,ieoing Turks for several miles, killing oycr
a.OoO. and wo,,ndlng 4. many more Very
fe~ prisoners wore taken, ~ no quarter WAS
given ~ asked.
l's way " Gonslnntinopo accounts arr rc.
esiyod u \ as..honrx engagement near Deli. |
hAbA. 4 few miles northwest of TomAk. .kAlu,
between the Turks and li,issiai,s, In which thc
latter. tln attacking party, we're repnl@M With
severe loss, The Turks continuing 10 hnld thcis
position. Tho Turkish commander wAs Antons
tho killed.