Chester Daily Times in Chester, Pennsylvania

Russian and Montenegrin Generals Arrive at Belgrade

Reports state Fabyeff and Hidrof with Boja AManovich Veéselitzki landed at Belgrade from Montenegro. A ministers council lasted until four in the morning with undisclosed conclusions. The Moscow Committee urged Servia to join the war, offering financial aid if she consents. Russian losses before Pleven estimated at 8,000 to 10,000 with about 5,000 in hospitals across Sistova Simnitza and Turnu-Magureli. Suleiman Pacha telegraphed occupancy of Shipka after evacuating Russians. The Vienna Porte orders 50,000 militia concentrated near Adrianople and Sofia. The British attache notes 15,000 destitute Muslim refugees at Eski-Djuna. The Agincourt carries 400 sets of intrenching tools from Malta to Besika Bay. Kossuth urges Austro-Hungary to press the Porte on Christian concessions. Osman Pacha's silence persists for five days.