BATTLE OF PEL
The Turks i'hnrslnfr Aittnuul Agalu Only
to be Ilcp ulnrd.'
The following Btory of .the battlo of
Pelisat, near Plevna, ia famished by the
London Daily Ncws's correspondent
with tho Russian army:
Osinan Pasha's attack on the Russian
positions at Pelisut was one of the hard?
est fought battles of the war. Tho Turks
early in the fight cup tu red a Run sinn
redoubt one mile in front of Pelisat. In
the course of one hour this redoubt was
taken by the Turks, retaken by the Rus?
sians, and taken again by the Turks.
The Russian left wing was driven back
on Pelisat, in front of which trenches
had been dug and wore liuod with troops.
The Turks advanced as though deter?
mined to drive our left out of Pelisat
and turn it. The Turks began to de?
scend the hill in time direction, not with
a rush, but leisurely, and without firing;
not in masses or lines, but scattered and
diffused. They came down about half?
way in this manner, the Russian artill?
ery tearing up tho groups all the time in
the most savage manner. The Turkish
advance now veered to the left, and went
at the Russian trenches on the crest of
the hills between Pelisat and Zgalinco
without a shout, opening .flro at the
same time. The Turks descended into
a little hollow below and were lost to
sight for a time, while the Russian
trenches flamed and smoked and a storm
of balls was poured into the advancing
Turks. This must have lasted fifteen or
i wenty minutes, during which time a
earful loss of life must have occurred.
Then we saw the Turks bogin to with?
draw,, carrying off their wounded. The
Turks had- no sooner withdrawn from
the Russian fire than they formed and
advanced again. Many dead bodies of
Turks were found within ten feet of the
Russian trenches. The little slope on
the crest of which the trenches were
situated was literally covered with dead.
I counted seven on a space of not more
than ten feet square. The battle here
was terrible; but the Turks were again
repulsed. It will hardly be believed
that they went at it again, and yet they
did so. It seemed madness, because we
could see that tho Russian fire never slack?
ened nn instant, and that the Rttafian
line never wavered, while reservesi-aVerA
waiting behind ready to fall in Jfujhrf
least sign of wavering. This seeuo^pf
carnage was again repeated, buF only
lasted a moment. The TiirksV*jfflm
pletely broken, withdrew sullenlyf fir?
ing, and carrying off their wonndoa and
many of their dead. They fell back on
the redoubt which they had first taken,
apparently with the intention of holding
it, but they were not allowed to remain
long there. Another attack on the Rus?
sian center had been equally as unsuc?
cessful as that on the Russian.. trenehea
ou the left. The Russians punned the
retreating Turks with a murderous fir?.
Then six companies went at them with
bayonet and swept them out of the re?
doubt like n whirlwind. At four o'clock
the Turks were in retreat everywhere,
and the Russians occupied the whole of
their first position besides pursuing the
Turks a short distance with cavalry.' The
Russians were about twenty thousand |
strong,. Their loss in" estimated at five
hundred, and the Turkish loas at two
thousand killed and wounded."
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Sam Bowles, of the Springfield (Mass.)
Republican, is a thorough newspaper
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hundreds
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.... hren, Ca*
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^?^as?x?ae??we?awB?B?BBBi for SSi Cento. Jllantrated
Catalogue free. J. H. BUVFOKIP8 HONS.
Boston. IKatablUhed IH3n.]_
THE STARR PEN
Writes perfectly without Ink. Carious, useful and dur?
able. Highly recommended by Banker?, Bookkeepers.
School Teacher-, etc.
Send 91 for Agunls' Outfit for KM) Pens in 3 colors
by mail, and mske clear profit selling Pens at IO
cents. Sample package by ronil. Mf cents.
_ JD. J^HTARR^A CO., Harkirb0RO,?Pa.
To Druggists and Others Wanting Pare Goods.
The ForelfD Wine Co., it?SSZ?J5?;
wise f marked as requested) one doeen or more aaaorted
bottles, safely boxed, per bottle, fire to a, gallon :
Mountain Sherry. . .7 A eta. I Old Port.SO Cte.
Holland Cin.70 " St. Croix Rom..78 "
Jamaica Kum.?I " I Cognac Brandy_91.35
Hootch or Irish Whisky.SO oU.
The order with cash, Registered Letter, or P. O. Order
may call for any number of each at tho above fan porters'
prices. Address FORBIGN WINK OO..
P. O. Box 1 4 67. New York. O
LAD IES
Beware of
_ln^ations.
$1.00 $1.00
Osgood's Heliotype Engravings.
Tho choicest household ornament*. PHct
On* Dollar each. Semd fur catalog-no.
JAMES R. OSGOOD & CO.
$1.00
BOSTON, mass.
$1.00
KKKl"M SHIRTS?only one quality?The Best.
Keep's Patent Partly made Drau Shirts
Can be finished aa easy as hamming gHandlraronW.
The very beet, six for 07.OO.
Keep'* Custom Shirts ? m.it. to measure.
The very bast, six for 99.QO?
An elegant set of genuin. Gold-plat. Collar and
Sleeve Buttons given with aeehhalf doa. Konpw Shirts
Keep's Shirt, are delivered KRttK on receipt of price
In any part of the Union?bo express charge. Is pay.
Sample* with full directions for self -mtunreaast
Sent Free to any address. No stamp required.
Deal directly with the Manafaotnrav and got Bottom
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Hawkeye Humorist ?"
His New Book ia ready, and is ovtrahelmingly rieh and
racy. It is perfectly lrrisiatable. Agents oaa secure
territory by prompt application. Address, .
AMHUCAN PUBLISHING CO., Hartford. Conn..
or F. C. BUBS & CO.. Newark. N. J.
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(89 Columns.)
One Year, Postage, paid
Ten Coplee, "
liberal terms to Agents. Address,
THE post, Chicago.
UNHAM
If I Dunham & Sons, Manufacturers,
J^_W Warerooms, 18 Eatt 14th Street,
aMsfF [EatabllshM 1834.] MIW VOML
Send for JlkutraUd Oinmlar mt Print Litt
BABBITT'S TOILET SOAP.
TJarlvaltoa for th.
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dress as nottpt of 1ft CftlU. Addrw?
Bedford's letter showino surWWRTY
^r^i&rael5a?n5SSr
TO HJ4.ANTHONY 104 REAPg ST. MDjOggg
SANDAL-WOOD
A positiv? remedy for all disease, of the Kidneys.
HI adder aj"1 Urlnnry Organs , also good In Drop,
?loaI Complaints. It never produces sioknees, is
certain sad speedy in IU action. It is feat snpenedlng
all other remedies. Sixty capsules cure In Six or sigh
day*. No other medloine can dx> this.
Itewnr? of I mit alten?, for, owing to tta great
success, many have been offered; some are moat danger,
ous, causing pile., etc.
IKJNDAS DICK & CO.'M e.xiifee AVI Oaa
fafe*, containing Oil of SanAalvocxl, ?.M at alt drag
(fere*. Atk for circular, or md for on* to Vs tend
Wo?it 8tr*4t, ffem fork._
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