Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-22
TURKEYS FALL.
srE4DY ADn4scE oFrHE RUSSIANS.

Adrianople Occupied in Force-Nothing in
Reference to Armistice Negotiations-Re-
ported Escape of Suleiman Pasha and
His Army Toward the Sea Coast-Hor-
rib1e Picture of the suferings of Turkish
Refugees-Important Servian Success.
sUL1BMAN PASTA.
LONDON, Jan. 21.-H the report that Sulie-
man Pasha has reached Drame should prove
correct, he can take his army, believed not
to be less than $4,000 men, to the sea by a
short march, and thence secure transporta-
ton to Gallipoi or Constantinople. His es
cape through the Rhodepe mountains does
not appear in itself to be impossible, and it
now seems that the force which the Russians
were able to place across his path west of
Adrianople consisted entirely of cavalry
which could destroy his communications and
cut off his supplies, but could not seriously
impede his march eastward or southwark.
However, news of Sulieman's safety is uncon-
frmed. The report comes from CONSTANT
nople, where the wish would be likely to be-
get the report.
FRONTIER sUFFER1NGs.
LONDON, Jan. 21.-The Daily Telegraph
prints the following under date of Constan-
tinople yesterday: Mr.. Master of the Eng
lish relief fund, has just arrived here with a
train full of refugees from Adrianople.
These unhappy people have been in open
cattle trucks three days. Many persisted
from the cold weather. Last night fifteen
were found dead in the trucks. The suffer
ings of all are described as awful. Mothers
are reported in their frenzy to have thrown
away living babies rather than see them die
in their arms. AS the train moved from
Adrianople numbers of people tried to cling
to the outside and framework of the carriages
and many attempted to ride on the buffers.
At one station where hundreds of people had
congregated without food for two days the
men threatened Mr.. Master with violence if
bread was not given to them. Yesterday
there were fifteen thousand women and
children out in the snow at Charlou. Three
Constantinople. It is not known where they
will find shelter. The snow is seven inches
deep and is still falling. The cold is intense.
All that can possibly be done is being effect
ed by the administrators of the relief fund.
but many lives are being sacrificed.
RUSSIANS IN ADR1ANoPLE.
LONDON, Jan. 21.-A dispatch from Con-
stantinople announces the entry of the Rus
slams into Adrianople. The Austrian consul
there telegraphed last night that the town
was tranquil There is no news of armis-
tice negotiations.
PORTE FORCED TO MAKE PEACE.
VIENNA, Jan. ola special from Con-
stantinople says the opinion daily gains
ground that in consequence of the threaten
ing aspect of internal affairs, especially in
the capital, the Port will be compelled to
purchase cessation of hostilities at any
price. Three hundred thousand refugees
are fleeing to Constantinople.
ENGLAND STILL IN THE DARK.
LONDON, Jan, 21.-In the House of Com
mons tonight Sir Stafford Northcote, Chan.
cellor Of the Exchequer, stated the Govern
ment was not yet aware of the Russian terms
! but had reason to know that the statements
published this morning were incorrect.
| THE SULTAN PREPARING TO EvACUATE.
LONDON, Jan. pa Constantinople dispatch
dated Friday, the 18th, via Syria, says the Porte
! at the instance of the Sultan, has ordered al
| Velayets at distance from the seat of war, t.
send, pending the result of the armistice ne
! gotiations, all the forces they can spare t.
i CO0SUdnClnOp1c
dispatch says it has been decided that the Gov
eminent and Sultan quit Constantinople whel
| the Russians reach Tchatoldja, a station OF
the Adrianople railway, Is miles from Con
stantinople.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BELGRADE, Jan. 21.-It is officially an
nounced that the Servians upon re-occupyin,
Kurschumlji, found twenty-four Servian sol
diers and two officers impaled.
BUCHAREST, Jan. 21.-The Roumanian
occupy Flokenten, thus completing the in
vestment of Widdin. The bonn bardment o
the Russians set fire to Fort Belgradschik il
Widdin.
BELGRADE, Jan. 21.-The Servian troop
have captured Preshina: also recapture
Kershumli after an engagement in which tn
Turks lost 400 killed and wounded and IS
Turks captured.
CoNsrANT1NoP1E, Jan. 21.-Turkish peac
plenipotentiaries telegraphed the Porte an
nouncing their arrival at Kezanlik Sunda
night.
LONDON, Jan. PA telegram from Athen
says: The Porte having addressed note
England complaining of the warlike attitud
of Greece, the British government has trans
mitted it, without comment, to the Englis
charge d'affaires here.
4 M
says the smallpox has broken out there and
} | surrounding villages. number of refugee
are arriving there from Bebraua and Osma
Bazaar. Many die on the road from cold an
j, hunger.
Simnitza dispatch says, the Danube is no
completely frozen over, and transport Wagon
are now crossing on the ice.
A Berlin special says all the old soldiers
Russian Poland have been called in. This ne
levy consists of men over 40 years of age.
Vienna correspondent reports telegral
from Constantinople states the Governor {
Salonica telegraphed the Porte that 5000 sic
and wounded from Suleiman Pasha's army ha,
arrived at Drame.
Pera correspondent understands that Suli
man Paaha has with him at Drame 108 batta
, lions and lis guns.
A Gallipolis dispatch says panic prevail
here in consequence of the report that the Ru
SLAMS are between Uhien Kophri and Keshal
ten hours march hence. Orders have been +
ceived from STEAMBOAT to resist any advanc
Troops are expected from Smyrna and the Da
l danelles.
Afaiys in the Black Hills.
! DEADwooD, d. T., Jan. 21.-Sheriff Moultt
arrived from Rapid City, d. T., to-day, wi
the following account of the Indian troubles
that vicinity: At noon on the Goth band
Indians attacked the freight train on the ST
t ney route, six miles from Rapid City. One
s the freighters was shot through the back al
arm, and two mules were killed.
J: The Woolley and Preacheco mining troub]
q have been compromised and satisfactorily sc
/. | tied. full force Of men will begin work
: both mines tomorrow.
a Post,nasters Confirmed.
q WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-The Senate in e