The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-08
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y thr atisasr IN the Mtnasss+~, gnsasss~a thr
ussswsng II iAe Meet Ii the lssfsiAusllss sssA
shs dsssAnd fs~ Parliamentary sss~. fsrts
hAA lsssn trade n utsain fsnm the csaf asns
sywetAe atsiaiiian N his pnsf~sss. Int ihr
tnly a~nfance he wvala vivr wAs thai Ii,
~unii nas attempt " mwasry cnn%sanil.
Haias l~smAarstly. A III uaIiiiull. El,.
GLAND VAS assured that ilas~A ~aaii aei al.
tempt ta onary The reninsals aniesa ,he
Turkish army fsiv~Ated b that rcsns. In shat
sye,i. The Iln~siAn commanders ~rniL H.
Lcnnd II hrM nj. .nemy Ill usln,nA a.
wherever slsr he might he fuaad. Finding
These Declarations unsatisfactory. the s'sst ~ss
prsicsssl 10 the ~. u MssmerA, bn. nest la,
Dispatch from The Enslisf Minister ii Con.
stAntnorle gave Whist Ne hellevsd ~ W. tho terms
offered Ny Russia, including tho proposition IL
refer The question ~ The rsfsits, u a esnfer.
ence, whrfvnpon pi~aeii recalled iho ileet.
A cable dispatch from lhe Turkish caliisl
says there II appalling misery frum The
DoSphorus 10 the Gulf ~ SAlcnicA. The
whole coast IA crowded with terrified Moham.
mesiAnr seeking transportation ArroFa tho
straits. Hundreds Arc verishing ffom e.li
hunger and exhaustion, and no s,lcccf IL to%si-
hlc until she panic and confusion III the capital
has AbAtcd.'
An Adfianorle dispatch u the III inrt. rnys ,
"Thc lsussiAn Grand Duke Nicholas arrived
on tho 2eth by railway from Hcrmanli and
took up his quarters In tho Governor. palace.
The nna%ian vanguard has occupied lla-
hoAki, Ifaskioi, DcmAsico and k'rk.KiiIs~a.
Tho CsArowitchs army has crossed the i.om III
force. The Turks arc everywhere retrcating
npon tho forsrcsrcs u tho Qnadrilateral. TIN
thousand lsnsrians arc advancing on liado~sA
and Kcshsn."
An .hti-war meeting In London WAS broken
NJ aud dispersed BY = mol. which took lrs-
sesrlon Of the hall, cheered Tho Government
and 1ang patriotic songs.
Tho war situation on Tho ilh inst. ~ CLEANED
from tho cable dispatches of that date, wa
about ~ follows llnssia had granted aa
aslnisiice. and the preliminary conditions u
peAcc In ! been signed by the representative
~ tho helliserent powers. The lines u d.
marcAsion hal bcen ilxcd, tho l.u.siAn& pro-
viHicaally sooccupy Erxcro,,m and Al!i.ttia isa.-
siA hsd accepted AuHtria's pror'o1sl for eonfcr-
ctcc for settling the 1ueHtiensr resulting fram tho
WAR; ihcre were rnmora u M alliance between
England, France, Annilis and itAl, FIR thu
purpose of opposing lsussAn aRHrandixement.
Nambctta. thu French stAiosinAn. giving color
10 thosc fnmors by publicly declaring that thu
lsussAn conditions we're 4 liafsant yiolstlnn u
thc treaty nf is5G, and ihlinaling that \ peace
based upon .hoAe conditions viii not he tplet-
Ated by Tho French nation.
Following " tho exact teat VI tho peace pro
tocol signed by iiassia and Turkey Al Adrianos
pe l. The erection VI Bulgaria into t,r,neI.
pAlity. !. A wrr Indemnity, o. territory
in compensation. \. Tho indupen.ianea
of lloumAnin, kersia, AMI Mal,tui,e-
.so, with M increAse ~ territory
Tor each. 1. Reforms In i,ornIa aud Here.
Eosina. b. An nltcfior understanding between
tho Sultan and tho CxAr regarding tho DartIa.
neller. 4. Tho evacuation u TIN DAunLian
fortresses and Erzoroiini.
Tho lsasstAn killed aud wounded M 10 Jan.
30 were nearly $1,000 men.