The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25
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The Mrkish delegates snes the ufani pnle
NiehelAs n Tisnees .ssmenii, and Issiimnss,
anneaneed that he had decided 10 ,rea, only
~ Adsianorle. which should se Immediately
evacuated. The sialegs.s. having a..ensed
orders wcrc iclegfarhed u njcmil rssha ~
asAeaA'e AdfiAnaple. vprn this decision ,e.
inT communicated 10 The foreign C.nsns, they
ielcgfsrhsd their Ambassadors fur inttrc.
tiear. aud we're ordered 10 remain and pfo,,c,
their eoanirymen.
The London THURS Bucharest correspondent,
telegraph. from tiinrsesn a. follows I The
mortality among the Turkish prisoners M
fraieshti IA fearful. The station u frase.Lii
II becoming a teriF to travellers letwccn
Bucharest and the Danube. Even IL there L.
nothing worse than ordinary tsphu., thr mon.
tAlity evidenced by tho numerous graves In
tho plain surrounding the prisoners camp
lustincs tho apprehcnion~ ~ travellers
SAW Russian soldiers digging huge graves, and
near them ffty Turkish corpscs lying In con.
fused heaps as they werc emp,lcd from dead.
cars. Their ragged, haif-starsed forms, and
tho froni.bitcn visible on their naked limbs
gave evidence " thu hsrdshipa they had suf.
fefei on their dreadful march from Nikopoii-. \
II IL reported from constantiiople that, In
consequence u decisions taken at the Great
Council ~ tho 17th, lxzed Hey was ssn, 10 the
ltns*ian headquarters with frcsh instruction. 10
thu Turkish Plrnipotcntiarics, giving them full
powers ~ Sign. whereas they, vt hrs.. were III.
Htruct.i W refer conditions "a tho Porte. II
IL said that this resolve was taken In eonso.
paance of the pacific tone of England NJ the
opening of the Hritish Parliament, and also be-.
cause Russia has gisen notice ,ha, rhe will Nv.
si~s on tho immediate acceptance VI rejection
NJ thc terms.
Mnkhtar raShA, notwithstanding thr defeats
which ho suffered In Armenia, la. been ap.
pointed 10 the chief command " thu Turkish
forces at copstantinople.
II II reported from Athens than nh ,-nr.
r.stlon has broken ont In Thcpsal.. Five hum
sired insurgents ate concentrated nli.l~a, b.-
tween tho yillskes III Ni1itxa and rinacutes
nsar Nolo. The Turks have taken refuge IN
the forircsn of volo Two hundred Christian
families have arrived nj Athens