The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

Whlcn the turks tNacuateu- Inc SER
vians have taken UrAnia.
The SeFvisn general I.slimork suck,
with fifty bsitslions, IL marching GA
P.ischtns.
The Ssrvisps have effected a June
| ton with the RoumAnisn- befor. Wid
din. The commandzrt at widdiB hA,
been summoned To surrender, tut de-
mand- that the garrison be allowed to
march out with arms.
A Constantinople dispatch ssys
Nsmyk and Sever psshzs. the dele
gates appointed TO treat with the
Grand Duke Nicholas, for an arms
tice. have started for Kezsnlik.
A London special dispatch Gays u
IL reported that Count Shoursluff, T.
about to vacste the Russian embassy
here, and Count 0rioff, viii probably
succeed him.
| NEWCASTLE oS-TYNH, January Ia -
The boat race for two hundred pounds
sterling = side and the championship
OF England, challenge cup, took place
to day on tue river Tyne, between
Robert W.tson Boyd, of Gateshead,
and John Higgins, of sshsdSeil, ihe
present champion. Tie course Wa
from high level bridge to seot~ood
suspension bridge. The race Was " no
by Higgins on . foul.
The Manchester Guardian has a
special from Copstantinople c0Btsib
ing the following: Fusilives are
Hooking here from PhiIipPipoli- and
Adrianople. Three crowded trains
arrived Wednesday evening and three
Thursday evening.
A special dispatch from To,tsr Bar
Arljik to the Daily Telegraph say-
the Turks have burned the town oi
Scheteman and intend to burn Tups
tintaza and Myop-s valleys.
Prince Henry the Seventh, of Reuse,
German amssssdor here. absolutely
denies that he said the Russian condi-
lions of peace would be moderate, u.
mentioned In Reuters dispatch
, Hence. this morning. all he said. Va,
that the condition would be easier ii
: Turkey treated directly with Russia.
. The blackburn mill owners Aband
E oned the attempt TO reduce the wage,
? of operatives.
Several special dispatches anaoune.
that the garrison Of Nisch, which eur
rendered TO the ServiAns. numb-res
about eight Thousand men, with uinet,
D CANON, twelve Thousand rifi.- and ,
. number Of fiag-.
The Tine Bucharest dispatch re
port that six small steamers com
menced plying between semgniiz ans
: sistovA On THURSDAY.
A A ruinor l. in circulation Ia Berlin
that the Ru--i.n- demand the eyacua
ton of The Dzuuce fortr---e- aud IN.
: Withdrawal Of the Turk- % = line o
Il demsrkstion between Adrianople al.
4, Philipoll-.
A Times Bucharest Dispatch says /
y rumored that the Graud Buk
L Nicholas has demanded the surrende
q OF AdrianopIe n the first condition
No great c. ntidence IN the conclusion
, OF an artni-tice l. felt NJ BacitAr--i
uniess the matter j. conducted ebtlrel,
e by the Ru--iaL diplomats, aud to III
$ virtual exclusion OF the military Gle
\, nept
A telegram 10 the Times from Wen
na siso Gays there u very tru.tsorth,
e Information that the whole Russian
r army feels hardness aud almost IN ju-
= lice OF the srmi-tice Proposals. cor3inl
just when final triumph u In view
:, My informant who knos- the fselin.
q At headquarters, says there l. a -troul
/, disposition 70 prevent or at any rate
a delay the mIsiice as lons a. po-.i
ble.
The same correspondent; s.ys prime
OF Montenegro, having applied Ia ia,
Russian headquarters for in.truc. ION
:. relative To an Armistice, has been In
: formed that he need not send an envoy
As the grand duke would take charg
: Of his Interests.
t. TIE Daily Telegraph. Pera CORE
q spoDdent sends the following: III,
, porte has refused 20 allow questions {.
peace and armistice To he considered
together, as 10 was under-tood ia.
; these questions were To he r-parted
|. separate during the preliminary n. 70
4 tistions- l believe the porte has d.
, term med that defense %: Adrianox.l
10 rtuaily impossible Minister.
changes are regarded - favorable 4.
: To peace tut Opposed G. the seperat.
= arrangement desired by Russia
Hamdi p.sha, the ne . grand yizi-r
fAsors - dignified and honor.ol,
peace.
The Bucharest correspondent Of IN.
, Timts sAyr: Contradictory report- 4.
regard to the condition ofthe armi.iic,
contiDus. The Ru--ians have no
: probably made any PROPOSAL. but al
reports current point To severe condi
tioos.
An imperial order, giving notice q
: changes In the ministry, says the Turk
) i-h defeats are due 10 the faults Of com
mand~rs, who will be tined " hen peAc.
10 established. The order erpre~-..
the hope that the new ministry Vii
: make such arrangements Ne will guar
antse integrity, and In defense Of tb,
country.
1t officially stated that the term q
the srmistice that will be proposed by
I Turkey, 10 ak weeks.
The Teiegrsrb's correspondent q
vienna states that At shipks F.s- IN.
kussiAns captured 5000 men sns
20 horses, twelve rnortar-- tx,lx.
{ si,ee guns and eighty field guns.
The Co-saeks have cut of the Yam
bolt railroad.
The Daily News says the eablne
, cnuncil, summoned for TODAY ~.
/ originally liked for Monday. The d.
says the News, has been advance, ~
reasons which may be OF great rr.v
: ify.
The Reuter- has the following. Con
stAntinopie 10 encouraged by the Ger
man ambassador. who intimated IA !.
1 hussia's conditions Of p%acc Won.
, probably be moderate, aud In ort-
. to give Europe proof OF it -iac~ri;y I,
. the desire for pesce. the porte ha. :. 1
> 20 The Gsrmap government xhaf COZ,
, dillon IL would demand.
I LONDON, January 18th. Time.
{ sieons correspondent says sdssos,
, from Turkey show that the WORK. o
: Adrtsuopie are only partially armes
} sDd untitled TO resist en- sitacE. A.
: Coosfantinople it be- believed possiti.
that AdrisnoI.le may be carried by |,
, coup dc MAIN The fortifications O
: Constantinopl- are consequently h<in,
/ looked 10 - last resource, although
} they seem to te even in . worsr COO
. dillon Everything points TO oompiei.
. confusion and diemay Of the Turk.
The Times' corrsspoud~ot q Bucbs
rsss. aye: New eo0pliossSops s~~u
: 10 have srisen. The jaus tan
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