The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-29
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naAl nfer~saTr ~ tie ,alrtims III ihe sAsim II
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arr ~Antanls sark-i anil hurried. asel Christian
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correspondent telegfalh* frm i4.sinta4
!" liraAtivr IN thr Turkish defeat near S,ng.
later accounts rhos that there ne,.r VA
werro Im,ale ~ a nnfr disastrous rout KNOWN In
The Annalrof ~Ar lrt~cen Turkey aia Munse.
negro. Il was only The sr.iil,ry u Tho forts
that Msrd TIM Turkish army frum complete
destruction. The Turkish dead rannm N,
counted, hecan-c they lir aiong Tie plain w. ar
" NJ Ia HlaR. and the artillery ~ the city rrv.
vents approach"
A Dispatch from Vienna sa,a .Isur@la has
invited Austria 10 make military preparations
Tor tho purInNe ~ preventing Tho Montune.
grins from bcing utterly crushed"
Thc long-expccted crossing of The Danube
w the Russians was begun II Ibrail I'm ,ho aal
VI June, and before thu co-r III TN ,lay All
cnairo army eorps had marched acro.. liz
stream on ronsoon bridges, without any sc,p,s
opposition, and taken NJ \ position on ln,lga-
rian territory.
An Erxcronm dispatch announces that Eaya.
xid has Mcn muccnpicd hs the Turks after
driving out tho lsnssian garrison.
Tho Turkish War Department II aiaolntels
destitute of funds, aud thu execution uf lnany
contracts II suspended.
Thrktsh adviccs from Montenegro report that
knleinlan rASAA has driven tho ns,,rRc,ls.
from Oairok, and taken possession % tho
town. Tho Turks now occupy all tho strategic
posltions, and the campaign IN Montenegro In
considered over.
Thu announcement uf the crossing uf tie
Dannbo ii lbrail and OslAt1, ON tho Y.l III
june n fully confirmed. 1lau programme Mas
Adroiily planned and carried aut. II had been
asesfiAlncd by isus~ian spies that tho Turkish
forces at MAlehin Ware In no condition Ii ul,.
pose crossing, II made Iii force and that oul.
struggling banda Of liaahi.lhsuuAs were Ia le
mt among tho low lands along iho liver. A..
cor,lln.ly, before dawn a few barre-luadr IL
cossacAs were sent across from tialAtz and
lhrall, which are eighteen i.Ilcs apart. Th.,
were safely lodged a,l tlo bulgarian sdu u, thu
risor, and In short time effected a l,,nctial,.
Thus wa~ formed Gordon ef coSaneLa hutWe.,,
tho river bank and tho enemy. uilcr cover u
thss Gordon tho pantnons Vert rapidly toautl
into ositio the bridges laid, aud thu l,u4.ian
hAttAlioMr, amid tho greatest enthusiasm,
marched across the river, attacked the Turks
and drove them froni their position. III noon
u that day TIM llns-inns were before Iii. unl
warks Of Matcl.in, which they carried by chars.
Ink tho batteries. III. next morning Malehin
wAs occnplod, tho Tnika having evacuated il
and fallen back.