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Evening star., 1877-11-23
CHIEF JOSEPH.
He VIII go Tn I. .n.ns

BISMARCK, II. T., Nov. p When will
these white chiefs tell the truth. ;" responded
Joseph when lie was told that he must move
ON. He was advised of his Fort Leavea-
worth destination last night In his tepse aud
fell into reVerie with the above uttsrance %
The Interpreter. lie called = council ot hrs
chiefs and kept Il up until two O'Clock this
morning. Joseph Was sal and suspicious.
The cOunctfS conclusion was q submit
there was TO other alternative, they had sur
rendered i'm good faith. Jo>epu said Howard
promised that he should 20 TO Tongue River
and remain with Miles until spring, aud
then return to his Walla Wslla Valley. He
was told he must come 10 Bismarck, because
IL WAS a better country for him. aud his
horses taken from him. Now he had hard y
arrived when he was told be must 40 further
because Leavenworih was warmer aud "A
better country. Asked where ne was gOing
when he WAS captured. He said 10 the Milk
River country, where he thought he could
keep out the soldiers and have plenty OF
game. IL was unsettled when Miles struck
him. Some OF his braves were cut OF, aui
thew deserted him. IL not for this desertiOn
OF sixty warriors he says he could have held
Miles back, let his women and children OF
In the night, and The warriors could have
made an easy march over the British line.
Evening star., 1877-11-23
FRANCE TO-DAY.
HE New Ministry.

PARIS, Nov LL-fhe new ministry has
been definitely constituted as follows: Presi-
dent OF the council and minister Of war Gen.
Grimaudet de Rochebouet; minister of for
eign affairs, the Marquis de l;anneville. mia
lister OF tie interior, VI. DE Welche; minister
of justice, VI. Depeletler; minister of finance,
NJ. Dutilleul minister OF commerce. N.
OZenDe; minister OF public works, NJ. Grael,
minister OF public Instruction, NJ. Faye. The
minister OF marine has not yet been nomin-
aied. NJ. Dutilieul. the minister of finance,
was formerly deputy for Compiegne depart
f1ent OF the Disc, but was defeated i'm the
election OF October i4fh. lie sat with the
constitutional group. lie has been connected
with the ministry OF finance for many years.
Admiral ROussin has been appointed NJ IN
lister OF Marines. A committee of the left
met to day and drafted an Interpolation IN
be mace in the chamber OF deputies as soon
az the new min nisters appear.
Evening star., 1877-11-23
FORETCN VIEWS rO-DAT.
Greaf Fire af Rahfa

LONDON, Nov. "A Llnvd's Telegram
rom Liverpool says; " Information haS been
HnSeNed here that q g-esi Ore is raging az
The War Cry On Raxtaud
The Manchester GtfstTtliq4 pahiisbes the
lo-ioWltg nom Its london Correspondent.
90 ne recent success OF the russians IN Asia
snd The probaoility that tney viii sooa
tchleNe = 1ecislNe victory al Pievna have
truughi back The government Ia that staie OF
fnXiely into which they were throWn by
The FIRST raid made across the RalFaps The
leeling these events provokes ia the minds
e the ministers 10 10 be gathered frOm the
tone OF the papers hist support the premier's
foreign policy. Thess journals are daily We
hemeutly demanding the active interven-
ton OF England. For Two or three days
the sir has been full Of the most
sinister rumors. II l. stated that
the premier has Informed the Russian
minister mat II Andria1opie be taken, and
Oonstsnurople JeupAn3E"f. there may be
such An outcry la England as 10 maze war
on The part OF this country inerita-
Ole. Information o. this declaration has
been sent 10 the Russian Headquarters.
and has made strong impression there. Ia
lht Sc cumstances tnerr - some reason to-
tearing This country may be dragged tnta
The present conflict. Farther gnOund for
such apprehension Is affunicd by The fact
That within The last few hours orders have
issued for ne Immediate preparation ot an
slmy corps. A wariike policy VIII meet
much opposition, aud it n hard u fore
cast what viii be the popular vereict.
IN these circumstances u wOuid not
De surprising ~ the government took
some fora oi stating the grounds OF theic
coLdnct ard inviting the str5itrasnent 81 pub
lie opinion upon them.
lN'fe-ENcept the statement that the con-
strNauNe organs ciamOr Tor intervention.
Nhlcil = correct. the foregoing must he ac-
copied with great reserve
Evening star., 1877-11-23


BALTImoRE, November % Virginia sixe-,
old, 30 do. deferred, 81; do consolidated, SO
GO sec nd seIios, 43n North Carolina sizes, old
10. DO. new: "a do special tax, bid to-day.
Sugar steady, ga
BALTIMoRh. November 23.-Cotton quiet aud
hIn- middng, lOAal05{. Flour dull, heavy ant
unchanged. W heat, southern stesdy, western quiet
an0 easier-southern red, good 10 prime, 4 35a
1.4si do. amber, 1.50a1 SIS; No. 2 western
winter red, spot and November. 12h, D.
cember, la. Corn, southern steaiy, western
sroLg and shade higher-suuthern hite aud yellow
3Ja60; old western mixed, spot and November,
64h; December, "a; steamer, 56st: western
mixed, spot and November, o2s; December, 62a
southern; s3ase; ~esern white, sexass;- d..
steady and raehanged PrSyisiOns pnchangsd.
Iegm daIlrcrude; ,ss,zsi refined. l3yslss.
,olhng, lsSa2o Whisky dun aud lower, i.os.
ss e6Po ~. io9 wheat, 900 e.rn,
NEW YORK, November 23.-stOcke declined
q TO =, but afterwards recovered Money, 5
Gold, 02H. Exchange, long, 4sl: short, ts5.
NAV YORK, November 23.-FIour dull and
unchanged. Wheat steady and quiet Corn withO n
LONDON, November %, 1880 .. m -Oon.ols,
SO i q for money and the account. U g. bonds
le67s, 10e4 Erie, los. Illinois Central, "a
Penn, yvania Central, 30.
Evening star., 1877-11-23
THE MEXICAN 0NPLIC4 TEOy.
General Ord Wants Another Regi-

CINCINNATI, ONO, Nov. 23.-A San An
tonia, Texas, dispatch says General Ord
yesterday received an Official copy OF tie
Cruer of President Diaz 10 Gen. DaleOn. COM
mabding the Mexican forces on the border,
torepel invasion by United states troops by
force, and Gen. TrcvinO las been ordered 10
The Rio Grande with 800 troops to carry out
the order. o-en. ord has telegraphed 10 the
President for another regiment OF caYalry.n
Evening star., 1877-11-23
The Suspected Cu ban Cruiser.

PROVIDENCE, Nov. .3-Capt. Carson, OF
the L. =. cutter Samuel Dexter, now lying
in Bristol harbor, this morning stated that
he felt unauthorized TO make any statement
gsrding his special orders and duties. Said
be: There is a suspected craft, and here IL a
ferences.D
Evening star., 1877-11-23

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Nelson Arden, a
negro, alias VIM. Moore, was convicted
"Wednesday in the county court OF B Bsrtie
county. North Carolina, OF the murder OF
John Webb, a storekeeper, aud was SEN
fenced TO be hung In December. Seven ne
groes and five white men composed The Jury.
Evening star., 1877-11-23

TRAIN WRKcKER INDICTED FOR MUIR
DER.-At Harrisonburg, Va, the grand Jury
have indicted for murder Dewitt Ettinger
alias Grover, one OF the men charged with
which the engineer, Thos. Chiffon, and the
nreman, John L. Thompson, was scalded 10
death. Isaac Powell and Samuel Ludholtz
will have o hearing before q magistrate on
Saturday, and will doubtless be committed
TO answer the sama charge before the next
grand Jury.
Evening star., 1877-11-23
ShOrt $4,000

NEW YORK. Nov. "a Cincinnati dis
patch says: j. T. Colling, secretary OF the
Western Insurance company, Is behind
sl4 900 in his accounts. the company was
made secure ! mortgages on his property,
and removed him.
Evening star., 1877-11-23

NEW YORK, Nov. - Information reacned
this city yesterday that sl0,O 900 had already
been raised in Kentucky toward the SO, ,0J9
10 make the match offered by Mr.. Pierre Lo-
rillard to run his horse Parole against Ten
Brock next summer, two miles aud nalf.
over the Saratoga course, or at Jerome Park
for that sum.
Evening star., 1877-11-23

MRS ROSCOE CONKLING and her daughter
rarely stay at Washington, as Mrs. Conk
ltng's health does not permit her 70 indulge
in social goyety. They are going South 70
spend the winter.
Evening star., 1877-11-23
The Jockey Club Investigation

NEW YORK, NOV. 13.-The ADerlcan
Jockey iub invest CATION OF the charge of
fraud made in relation To the m stcn race be
tween the colts Higgins and Piper Heidsich,
run on the last day OF the fall meeting at Je-
rome PARK, resulted I'm the expulsion from
Jerome PARK course, oi Longstan and Dren-
Don, owners of the colts, and OF the we'll
known jockey, Barbee. The case OF Spill
man, the other Jockey, held In obeysnce.
Evening star., 1877-11-23
A Murdered Italian

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-It seems the Italian
murdered in Baxter street last night was
named Michael Cattache or Catacci. His
body was horribly cut.
Evening star., 1877-11-23

president Of tbe board Of health, aud CITY
physicfan Of Jacksonville, Fla, formaliv y
announce that there is NO yellow fever or
otnsr contag1ous or infectious diseases NON
" hal city % Vicinity,
Evening star., 1877-11-23

Con-. vANpKRBrLT's swrLL.-Applicatio
Was made 10 the Surrogate I'm New YORK yes-
terdsy, on behalf OF Ms. LIE Bau, daugh; er
OF Commodore Vanderbilt, for allowance os
ees OF her contest Of the viii. The matter " a
laid over until Friday of maxi Veek
Evening star., 1877-11-23

FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA--The handsome
marble building on the south west corner OF
ed by George Howell, and occupied by How
ell, Finn Co., wall paper manufacturers.
and other parties, vas partially destroyed by
Ore last evening. The Total loss on building
stock, &C, IL estimated aa $4,000.
Evening star., 1877-11-23
RARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
~ 1925 PenasILrdnia rsnns.

Chandeliers at Cost!
Having determined to close ont our entire stock Of
ENGLISH CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS,
AT COST.
The above are all Of the newest patterns and OF
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
:. For Elegsnee a. well - Economy these Chande-
n. w. GAIT, BRO. 4 CO..
tS-r JescolIers.
WILLET Il LIBBEY,
Cash Lumber Yard,
Corner 9th street and Ne,o York arenue.
FOR Low PRICES,
YOU MUST GO TO
WILLET 4 LIBBEY.
We SELL ABSOLUTELY FOB Dash.
IT WILL PAY TO COME ANY DISTANCE.
YOU SAVE 50 CENTS ON 100 FEET.
We SELL LOWER THAN ANY YARD.
EyKRY ONE THAT BUYS ADMITS THIS.
IFYoU BUY FOB CASH
AND WAIT GOOD LUMBER.
YOU MUST 60 TO
WILLET 4 LIBBEY.
Evening star., 1877-11-23

The SUSPECTED CUBAN CRUISER of
place last summer. She In watched by q
revenue cutter and will not be allowed TO pro-
ceed until she can give satisfactory assur.
ance Of the honesty Of her Intentions.
Evening star., 1877-11-23
HUNHADI JANOS-
NEW APERIENT WATER.

Specially recommended for richness In aperient
salts, and It's efficacy in Bilious attacks. prevention
Of Cont, Piles etc and - an ordinary aDerient. by
HENRY THOMPSON, and the entire medical pro-
fession In England and Germany.
J. X. BARNIS, Surgeon General U. 8. Army. "Ths
nost certain and pleasant in its effects Of snT Of
DR. J. MARION SIMS, New York "As Q Lax atfve,
prefer IL 10 every other mineral water"
DR. wM. A. HAMMOND, New York "The most
pleasant and efficient Of al purgative waters
DR. ALfBED L. LOOMS, New York. "The most
prompt and most efficient; specially adapted for
DR FOBDYCE BARKER. New York. "Reauires
less, is les disagreesbls and unpleasant than any
DR: LEWIS 4. .sAYRI, New York. preferred to
wINEGLAssFUL DOSE.
Every genuine bottle bears the name of The AroI-
LISARN Co. flimited), London.
FOE SALE IY DEALERS, GR0CERS AND
CORN6, BAD NAILS, B q N o N 8,
" CHILLBLAIHS, &C., = also al Chronic Dis.
entf0c Ohtro D04tst and Physician, eos kounsyl-
yenia avenue northwest. Painlso oDseetions, Sers
A EINB srBIaWAY PIAHO. very nttie 1ssd,
z iOr ssis a. 8 2 : IeeEe.a. fSr es.h; - q 60
~ ~ R6sss DeSSAxssos 1ey1SU. tUSSe
Evening star., 1877-11-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

cDrrry H,o-r1-n
SfEClAL NOIlCES.
w Ia Qualify and Price
Champagne Wines Of
MOTT CuaNnoN
n0rT n.,.sIi.S.a = SaASDoS' As,l
noHp' nANOoi' w.,
"o-I- VIZ 9ole Agents Ior =. ..
rSsCHENChs PULMoSIO SYRUP,
Coughs and Colds.
rb. srea. virtue Of ,hi. m dciqe i, tn a. 1. rpeu,
the after ard throw. il out of the system, pures
- 70, a. o,g' . Dy.ps'',a, I"ais.H's", f.
ach creating sn spfee rmns esys Si and ass
scHKScks mAnpRAkr PILLS.
For he Cur. LireJ C5mpiaint, Re
These Pill, are Alternative and nroduoe q healthy
'sorins healthy action Of the liver.
These remedies are q certain cure for Consump:
ron, As the rulnonac Syrup r1pens the matter and
liver create healthy bile, and remove all disease,
S & odIsn % & 0ause al Oonsu puoh. me sea
STd S1. "ns sG hs
tion OF healthy blood The Combined action OF these
2. thu; viii ca cure ,s every case Of
medicines perseyered in. "D1 'D' "'S " 'A'
Dr. schenck 4. profession ally at his princips
eyery monday beie Ali letter. for .ivies mnst he
q dressed noy2fm,w,im
-.
~ ROCkBKIDGE ALUM.
W. KENTUCKY BLUE LIOK,
BEDFORD BETHESDA
,.,, ..,a.n, ,,
hho other Aatural MIN Shhb W ATEhS for sale
MILBURN's PHARMAOY,
eerzo-u l419 Penn. avenue.
UUNy.DI I.NOG 1U .TUp
NUN All "a ASUo SN VAILED
Evening star., 1877-11-23
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-lnter.
nal revenue, s35n, ,213 90: customs, s31s 56o.r7.
Evening star., 1877-11-23

SECRETARY MCCRARY was before the
House committee on military affairs to-day
with TefereL ce to the border troubles on the
Rio Grande.
Evening star., 1877-11-23

LONDON, Nov. "a LIoydas telegram
rom Liverpool says Information mas been
ntSelSed here that q g-est Ore Is raging a.
Evening star., 1877-11-23

A FAVORABLE REPORT. The Sanae
committee on commerce has unanim )usly
recommended the confirmation OF the Hon.
John L. Thomas as collector Of the port OF
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1877-11-23

TRADE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES
AND DENMARK.-The Department of State
is in receipt of a dispatch from our charge
At Copenhagen relative TO the trade between
the United States and Denmark, and The
means necessary for the enlargement OF the
same. Denmark being large exporter of
agricultural products, affords no market for
this class Of goods from the United States
with the exception OF corn and corn meal,
butter and cheese. The establishment OF
monthly or semi monthly steam communI-
cation between the United States and Den
mark is necessary To the development of the
trade between The two countries. The steam
ers could also take In the southern and south
eastern shores of the Baltic, and the west
and south of Sweden. Such an enterprise
would not only enlarge our trade, but could
be made highly remunerative in ITSELF The
charge also suggests that q central depot
should be established n Copenhagen, where
not only supplies OF goods now required by
the Danish market could be constantly kept
but also samples Of new goods for introduc.
ton. The Danes being slow to alter old
ways and usages, agents should travel
through the country to press trade and con-
vince the people, as they can De convinced
Of the superiority OF American machiues,
implements, and manufacture,
Evening star., 1877-11-23

AMONG THE CALLERs a. the White House
this morning were Senators Anthony and
Paddock and Representatives CampbslI,
White and Riley.
Evening star., 1877-11-23

NINE. LARMIES3, De Pdris,
VA FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER,
No. l426 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
oct23 lstp.Sm Between l4th and 18th streets,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-30

JOHN SHERMAN says that the recogni-
ton of the Nichols Government in Lou
isana, was the settlement of an issue
which not only endangered the peace
and safety of that State, but the peace
and safety of the whole people of the
United States. Mr.. Sherman did not be-
lieve that the expulsion oflegally elected
members of the Legislature of Louisiana
with the bayonet, under the orders of
General Sheridan, and the violent and
fraudulent inauguration of Kellogg and
MCEnery, lawfully elected Governor ol
Louisiana, endangered the peace and
safety of that Stale or the peace and safe
ty of the whole people of the United
States, but when it became necessary to
secure the inauguration of a fraudulent
President, without fight, to permit the
people of Louisiana to have local self
government, the demagogue and trick
ster sees the great injustice and danger
of attempting to uphold illegal State gov
ernments with United States troops.
Packard's claim to be Governor was GER
tainly as good as Kellogg's, which was
sustained by the soldiers of the U
S. Government, under the Grant Admin
istration, with the approval of John
Sherman. Johns views on the South
ern question are quite as elastic as they
are on the currency.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-30
TRACK WASHED OUT.

FREDER!CKSBURG, o., August a.
There is a bad wreck of track on the
Cleveland, Mt. Vernon & Columbus
Railroad thirty-four miles south Of here,
near Danville Station. The road was
completely washed away in four places,
one over a hundred feet long, contain.
ing two railroad bridges, and extending
for about mile and a half along the
road. There was heavy rain yester-
day from : to II o'clock in the evening,
all through this section The wash oc-
Cured between and P. M. The
damage is heavy, but is now temporarily
repaired, so that trains can go as usual.
Train No. 3. carrying the evening mail
from Columbus, was delayed four hours.
A closely packed excursion train from
from Columbus, returning from Niagara,
was compelled to lay over from 9 50 yes
terday morning until tonight. There
was about four hundred on the train-a
sorry looking crowd. They were accom-.
modated last night at farm houses and
the hotel in Gam.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-30

WHEN political editors water cam
paign down to mere personalities, and
labor only for the production Of all the
ancient and modern Irregularities of can
didates, then the matter becomes more
interesting to the lovers of slang and gos-
sip than the question of principles in
volved to the people generally Yoong8
torn NeuS.
The NeWS editor must have been OBJ
serving the course of some of the radical
organs in Stark county. These answer
argument by assailing, personally, the ed
itor of this paper. One, the Massillon
Independent, even exulting over mob rule
in Massilon in 1861, when A. McGregor
was the object of radical wrath, and when
the mob was got up and instigated by
radical leaders. Times are changed,
however, and suffering workingmen now
know who have really been their true
friends, and who their oppressors and
robbers. Laboring men now under
stand how radical members of Congress,
each on salary of 5000 or $8,OOOa year,
can in few years become millionaires
But their penny whistle organs cannot,
or will not explain,
The recent strikes of workingmen
should teach some people, and show them
the danger of the hour, and where it i'm
pends. But some will not learn, even in
the school of experience
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-30
SHPKA PASS.
The Result of The Battle and Movements Of
The Combatdnts.

LONDON, Aug. 27.-The continuation Of
the daily News correspondents descrip-
tiop of Fridays battle in Shipka Pass,
shows that the central peak Of the Turk
ish position was carried with the bayo-
net by the Russians. Part Of the troops
who accomplished this, being led by Gem
eral Raditzky in person, the correspond
ent says the Turks endeavored to retake
it, but were repulaed. AS well as thus
clearing his flank. General Radilzky alse
pushed back the Turks from his front.
The Turks will doubtless renew the at
tack tomorrow Sunday with fresh
troops; probably both in front and on the
Aanks. They are reported as pressing on
through narrow and difficult pass on
the east side of Shipka, leading down in
to Triavna, but ! know that the Grand
Duke Nicholas has ordered brigade to
that point, with more troops to follow,
also tlat reinforcements are streaming
on to the Shipka position. General Rad
itzky has broken the dangerous pressure
on his hanks, all danger is not yet over,
but the atmosphere looks much clearer.
The correspondent estimates the Russian
loss on Friday at 1900 killed and wound
ed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-30

THE salutatory Of Mr.. Hassaurek, who
resumes his editorial position on the
VoIksblaat of Cincinnati will be found in
this paper. 1t will be remembered that
the Volksblaat is the old Republican Ger
man organ, and that Mr.. Hassaurek had
to retire last year because he refused to
support Hayes on the radical Cincinnati
platform. Mr.. Hassaurek thinks our fire.
quent elections a great evil. But on this
great men, philosophers, differ Jetier-
son thought frequent elections, requiring
the attention of the people to public af-
fairs, as well as q recurrence to just prin-
cples of government, eminently desira-
BILE. He did not believe in life tenures
of Office, nor in inherited Offices, as when
affixed TO a family, as in England. Long
tenures of Office, as well as increasing
the number of officials in government,
as in our government during the past few
years, tend to the establishment of an
aristocraCy. In fact, government run
in the interest of the few is an aristocratic
affair. And this has just been our case
under Republican rule, and hence the
present condition of labor and business,
and the suffering Of the people.
Mr.. Hassaurek's article will be found
we'll worth reading, for he is a ripe schol
ar and man of thought, He has al
ways been member of the Republican
party, and his paper will no doubt con-
tinue in that direction, with an indepen
dent tendency. A man like Mr.. Hassau-
rex cannot be chained to such leprous
carcass as the evil princpledSadical par
ty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-30
An Ordinance
To Prevent Fires.

SEC I. Be 1t ordained by the City Council OF
the city of Canton that no person shall nut mn
or suffer to be put up any chimney, 1ue, cupola,
or any pipe to conduct smoke, &C. from any build.
ing unless the same be so fixed or conducted that
twill not endanger the property from whence Il
projects, nor the adjoining property thereto: but
must In all respects be made and kept perfectly
secure from endangering the destruction Of pre-
perty-pr0vided such owner or owners of said ad-
joining property or properties construct any build
ing or buildings, subsequent 10 the time of the
construction Of said chimney, hue. cupola, &c,
all necessary preCautiOn for the prevention OF
fire by such chimney, fue cupola, &c.
Sac, 2, II is hereby made the duty of the Chief
Engineer Of the fire department In said city upon
complaint being made TO him by one good respon-
sible citizen Of said city, Of the violation Of the
first section OF this ordinance, to examine care
fully such house. store or building, where such
violation occurs and Is suffered to be kept up: and
IT, in his opinion the irstsecton of this ordinance
be violated and to render the same more safe
against fire, he shall thereupOn give notice to the
owner or occupant Of such house. store or bnild-
ing that such violation exists and that unless the
same be safely fixed or removed within the time
prescribed by the Chief Engineer, (which at all
times shall be reasonable amount OF time) that
he will remove, repair or safely fix the same, and
that tho costs Of so fixing, removing or repairing
the same shall be reported by the Chief Engineer
to tt City Clerk, who shall place the same upon
the tax duplicate of said county against said pro.
perty, and the same to be collected az other taxes
and 10 be tax lien upon said property
SEC Q. That this ordinance shall be In force
and take effect from and after It's passage and
August q, 1877.
PETER BARLET, President
JOSEPH TROUT. Clerk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-30
SHLPKA PASS ABANDONED AFTER
GALLANT RESISTANCE.

SHUMLA, August 2S.-Y yesterday, Sulei-
man Pasha made an assault on the Rus
sian positions in Shipka Pass at 8 o'clock
in the morning. The battle which was
sanguinary lasted until skin the evening.
The enemy who were assailed on both
Aanks were unable to resist the attack
and the Turks gained possession of all
earthworks at the opening of the defle.
LONDON, August ga telegram to the
Times from Shumla says: "Suleiman
Pasha captured all the Russian positions.
Russians lost 3 900 killed and wounded" :"
A Standards despatch from Shumla
says: "It is reported that Russians have
abandoned their works and that Sulei-
man Pasha is pursuing them"
Dispatches to Paris papers report that
the Gar is ill, and has been advised to
leave for healthier locality than that OF
general headquarters.