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All the Christian Educators In
Two Provinces Killed.
WARREN FOB TURKISH WATERS.
l‘ha Harbishsad and la- Francisco to Pro
test American (nelson—Italian War Vss
ssls Are Ready to Cooperate With tin
British Ila-t.
‘ Constitutions. Nov. 14.-—lt is stated
upon good authority that all of the Chris-
tian and Armenian teachers between its
aeggam and Treblzoud have been massa
cr . ,
Replying to the inquiry of the Unites
States ambassador, Mr. Alexander W
Terrell. as to the safety of the American
missionaries, Commissioner Darnham hai
telegraphed from Harput. saying that
they are alive. but in extreme danger.
Mr. Terrell has informed Tewfik Pasha
that the government will be held respou.
sible for the safety of the Americans. Thi
Turkish minister for foreign affairs has
assured Mr. Terrell that everything possi-
ble will be done for their protection. A:
Mr. Terrell has great influence with the
palace authorities it may be presumed that
Tcwfik Pasha will keep his word.
The news received from the province»
is generally had. At Malatia. about for
miles from hiarash. there has been some
bloodshed, several Christiana having been
killed, including four Jesuit priests, whr.
were under French protection. The Kurds
in the liersim district have instigated
trouble in Coesarea, but no details of the
disturbances are as yet obtainable. The
Kurds have also created a panic in Mush.
The Turkish government has promised
the Armenians who are in possession ol
the barracks at Zeitouu that they will not
be molested and will be allowed to return
to their homes in safety upon the condi-
tion that they surrender the Turkish arms,
ammunition and prisoners in their hands.
Official reports blaming Armenians for
the disorders of Diarbeklr are groundless,
and. although the action of the Arms-
niaus elsewhere has not always borm ju‘
diclous, the only region in which it can
be truly said that the Armenians have
risen against the authorities is the Zol-
toun and Mnrush country.
Sultan Conscious of His Weakness.
The sultan is conscious of tho weakness
of the present cabinet. and he is trying tr.
coax some of the members of his former
cabinets to return, but they have so fat
rejected his overtures and refused to set
their feet within the doors of the palace.
The cabinet has just dispatched a com-
mission of five members to the provinces
to examine into the situation.
Some of the members of the palace par-
ty. it is reported hora-acting as bears.
sold large blocks of Turkish securities re
cently. with very profitable results.
It is quite clear that if the powers waste
additional time in negotiations the used
for these negotiations will be passed. It
the rumor should be confirmed that the
French and American missionaries have
been injured in any of the outrages. it is
believed that those powers will no longer
confine themselves to protests. ’i‘hc Amor-
lcnn ileoi. it is thought. is only too anx-
ious to commence active operations.
Recent details received from hlrzcrouna
indicate that the massacre there was Worse
than at first reported. The outrages wcrr
evidently organized and plunm-d days he-
forehand. and tho pillage was on a miner
sul scale. The Armenians who escaped
were literally lcft naked.
A European eyewitness :it the Erzc
rouiu massacre confirms the statement
mudo regarding tho pct-arranged nature
of tho outrages. Ho asserts that n buglc
was soundod before the soldiers corrimcnc
cd thclr murdcrrius work throughout thc
city. At first, tho 'l‘urkish troops refrained
from injuring thc woruuu and children.
but those bounds \vcro soon passed, and
on the 30th of last month the disorders
lasted fully six hours. Fourliuudrod rcfu-
gocs worn sheltered at the governor‘s
house, and fully :ttit) Armenians cunci-rilcd
themselves In tho homes of the Europeans.
'l‘wo hundrcd and four horribly mutilated
mrpscs have been collected in the Armc-
nluu quarter.
Human 'in Washington of the Massacre.
Wasiirmi‘ov, Nov. H.——-l)isquicilug rue
more regarding the security of tho Chris.
tiau tcuchcrs in 'i‘urkcy ill'in‘Oll 'l‘rcbizond
and Erzcroum \voro in circulation about
the state department. but the olllclnls rc-
fusod to allay the popular apprehension.
There is ground for the belief that the do-
partmcnt had heard from Minister Ter-
roll, and that his advices. while showing
a perilous state of affairs confronts the
American missionaries and tcachors in
that section. do not. state that actual mur-
ders have been reported to him.
The navy department also has a must
encrgctlcoiliccr as near to the scene of
the rumored trouble as ii warship can get
in the person of Captain O'Neill of tho
Marblchcad, and he has thus far made no
report of a iiiussacro, as he would on.
doubtcdly have done had the news reached
his cars.
The nearest state department roprcsont-
alive is United Status Consul down". at
Sivan. but. he also has been silent. For
the vory reason that this section of 'i‘ur-
key. including important American mis-
sions, has all along been without any con-
sular ofllccr representing the linltcd
Status, congress at its last Il‘lfliilln provided
for the establishment of twri consulates
thorolrimono at iiirzoruum and another at
llarpoot.
'l‘hcstato department several months
ago sent to 'l‘urkoy two experienced icon
from Washington to open tho consulates
tlisro. but the Turkish govornmcnt has
psrslstcutlydoollucd to issue cxoquaturs
to thorn, so they have boon unable to ca-
crcise consular functions. These men—-
Messrs. Chilton and Hunter-«worn in Err
car-cum when tho last massacre ocmirrcd
thorn and worn compelled to cook safety
in the llrltlsh consular office during the
rioting.
Slucc thou. as their lives wore being
needlessly jeopardized and there was no
hope of securing recognition as consuls.
the state department has soon ilt tonn-
thorlac their retirement from the scene of
danger. and at last accounts they were in
Constantinople. with every indication
that they would be ordered back to the
United States and the project of estab-
lishing those consulates abandoned. for
the present at least.
The Ha- Francisco soul to 'i'arbey.
Admiral fielfrldge has arrived at Mar-
seilles and relismd Admiral Kirkland of
the command of the European station and
hoisted his flag on the Han Francisco, nus
tier orders from the mercury of the navy
to at once to Join the hiarhlehsad
in km: waters. With these two ves-
our government
NW iii!
7 of ti'uriisiv. .
elm ’ tiissrsssivslla sir-L
‘ byths Rev.
so ’ ' prepares for patilisati
H. 0. Dwight. who is specially charged
with watching over the interests of car
in as in Turkey. The circular
cams unsolicited by Mr. Terrell, and its
purpose is to explain certain misapprehen-
sions and misstatements concerning Min-
ister Tcmll's course. In the circular Dr.
Dwight‘says that the general allegation
that My. Terrell has been careless in pro
testing American citizens in Turkey rests
on no foundation whatever. for Mr. Ter-
rsli has freely consulted them in every
important crisis and has shown great
willingness to give Weight to their opin-
ions.
“Mr. Terrell.” the circular sun. “has
carried on his heart. as’ burden that per-
mits no escape and allows no rest, anxiety
for the safety of American citizens in
Turkey during all of the vicissitudes of
the present year.”
There is not the shadow of a doubt. he
says. that the maintenance of the Bitlis
station during the fiery trials of the past
year. the exemption of its members from
molestation and perhaps the saving of
their very lives has been due to the sus-
tained and vigorous action of Mr. Tor-roll
at the sublime porto. And in every case
where an Armenian naturalized citizen
has been molested Mr. Tcrrcll has inter-
fered sharply and effectively to prevent
unlawful punishment.
ROME, Nov. 14.—The government has
ordered that five shipsof the eastern Mod.
itorrrilienn shall join the British squadron
in eastern waters in any movement neces-
sary for the protection of Europeans in
case grave events shall arise. The com-
mander of the squadron, Vice Admiral
Accinni, is instructed to act in concert
with tho admiral of the British Host. The
vessels ordered to join the lirltlsh squad-
ron are the from-lads lto ilnipcrto. Ans
drea, Doria, Stromboli and Etruriu.
Revolution In Crete.
LONDON, Nov. li.——'l‘hc Times publishes
a dispatch front Athens saying that the
situation in Crete is daily becoming more
unqulct. Tho porto’s refusal to ratify the
reforms votcd by the general nsscmbl y has
intensely excited the populace of the is
land. The reform committee at Apokoro‘
us has received the adhesion of many of
the Christian deputies. If the porto pur-
sists in maintaining its uncompromising
attitude. a revolution will be openly pro-
claimed.
SHOTVWIFVE AND CHILD.
The Victims” Bodies Found by a Mexican
Shepherd Hidden In the flashes.
LAiiicpo, 'I‘cx., Nov. l-t.-—-A double
murder and suicide has occurred here. A
man registered here on Monday wiiha
middle aged woman and an ii-yoar~old
girl as C. Shulur and faruiiy of Sun An~
toulo. lleprocurcd shores and buggy.
ostensibly to drive his wife and child to
the depot.
inter a Mexican shepherd discovered
thc bodies of the woman and girl lying in
some brush about. lili‘l'ii miles from the
city.
The chief of police called at the Hotel
iluiuiltou. The proprietor risked Shuier
over the transom where his wife and child
vr llo rupliod that ho Would come to
the door very shortly, but uftor some do-
lay it pistol shot was heard. When the.
door was form-d, Shulcr was found dead,
with a bullet in his heart.
Death of l Millionaire.
(‘iiLLEhl-I Pom, N. Y., Nov. li—Wli
llum it}. l‘hisbolm. millionaire. dii-d of his
residence inn-u uficr u prutructcd illricss.
lie was Til yours old. His real osiiitc holds
lugs in this pfucc and in .\'c\v York city
were chormous. llo owru-d rho {\iucy
block in Now York. Ho is survived by a
widow. twu sons and one dunghicr'. His
daughter suwrul yours ago nuirrlcd .l.
llookcr iiuurrucrslcy. a brother of Louis
if. ilururncrslcy, whose widow umrriud
tbc into links of Marlborough and later
Lord Iii-rcslord.
Four lllllrd and Four Injured.
litinrrmursu, Ala. Nov. it.-—-In a
wrcck on tho Southern railway at Ameri-
ca. Alu.. four iilt'il \vcro klllcd and four
injured. A collision occurrcd bciwcou a
freight train and a Work train. The cus—
uriliics \vcru as follows: 'l‘ouy Cunning
ham, Moses Motive, Luke liuilcy and
Steve McDonald of thc work triilii. killed;
1‘. J. Matthews and Philip Sum-ll. cugl.
hour and flromun on the freight. and Pink
Wilbur-n and Andrew Townsend of the
Work train, more or lvss injured.
Probably Killed Illa Wlfe.
CHESTER. Pa, Nov. H.—-Tho body of
Mrs. Edward iloylowris found on llio floor
of her home. and her husband is locked
up awaiting the investigation of the com
ncr. The position of the body, the brulscs
upon the breast. side of the four and on
the hands hour out the supposition of
murder. The dross of the woman was
torn and twisted. indicating that there
had been a struggle. Later lloyle was
found on the street in nu intoxicated cou-
dltiori.
Rewarded For (iallantry on the Field.
WAsirisc'rov. Nov. l-t.--A medal of
honor hurt Iiccn llWlii‘liliii to Thomas F.
Eliswirih. into corporal of tho Hocottil
Massachusetts infantry and captain of tho
Fifty-fifth Massachusetts Infantry. now
of lloslon. for most distinguished gallant-
ry in station at lioncy lllll. H. l‘... Nov. lit),
ltltH. In carrying his wounded coinruund-
lug officer from the fluid undcr heavy fire.
Shot by ills lirather-lu-law.
l’AIinnusui'rio. W. Va. .‘ov. tin-lien
Hall. the jail turnkey, was shot four
times on the street by his lirothcr-lulnw,
W. Scott Kirucs. Ball is dying, and
Kimcs is in jail. 'i’lo mun married sis.
tors. Klmcs says ilull has broken up his
homo, and that. they had previously quar‘
relcd hocmrso of llail's Intimacy with
hire. Klmcs.
Unsuccessful Attempts at Suicide.
Hazairrott. Pa, Nov. ti.-—~Mrs. Mary
Kottlo of New York city made two air
tempts to commit, uiclrlc hcrc. Hhc was
in town but a shor into when she tried
to hang herself in a cometary and subse-
qusntly iuthc station house. Hhc tbcn
repented, and. rsvmllng hcrldcntliy, said
domestic trouble was the cause.
rsrn‘s Insurance laws.
Lima. Peru. Nov. H.-—Thc senate is
now discussing the project of allowing
the establishment of foreign insurance
.mum. and it is probable that the laws
when to cm. ailment will be modified.
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fastball Games.
n‘£’rc‘zimiieass-«miii-own university. is.
, institute «Wm. 0.
Mi» “3
An Oyster Steamer Goes Down
Off Coney Island.
THE OBBW OF FIVE MEN DBOWHBD.
Siva-oped by the Heavy 300*“. Disaster
Seen From the Deck of a Tngwliowsr-
less to Reader Aid ——All on Board the
Vessel Were Lost.
New Your. Nov. 14.—Without a mo
mcut’s warning five men were engulfed
in the current that swirls through Rock-
uway inlet. They want down with the
steam oyster dredge James W. Boyle of
this city. which foundersd near the bell
buoy at the entrance to Jamaica bay. The
victims arc:
Captain Peter McDonald, Jr.. 29 years
old. married. of Prince’s Bay, N. Y.
John Newhury. dockhunk 39 years old,
unmarried. cf ’l‘ottcnviilc, . Y.
John Carroll, cook, 38 years old, a wid-
ower with one child, of Hoboken. N. J.
John h‘lnn, the engineer, 28 years old.
of Rondout. N. Y.
Walter 13. Wood, the consignee, 33
years old. married and having four chll~
drcn. of Inwood, N. Y.
The Boyle was a 40 ton steamer, 60 feet
long and 24 feet amidships and owned by
James W. Boyle, the wholesale oyster
dealer. whose floats are located at the foot
of Perry street, North river. Ordinarily
she was employed in dredging on the oys-
ter grounds and running in supplies for
her owner.
On Tucsdny night she left Bridgeport,
Conn, with a big cargo of seed oysters.
She had been chartered for the trip by
Walter B. Wood, an oyster grow-or of In-
wood. N. Y. She reached the lower bay
shortly after daylight. and as the water
was rough and a heavy wind blowing she
hcudcd cautiously down the Narrows for
Norton’s point, on Coney island.
As she passed into Rockaway inlet she
was sighted by the street cleaning dcpart~
mcnt tug Mutual, which was going out
to sea with a hcavy tow of scowu. The
crew of the Mutual ivoro startled when
they saw a heavy sea strike the Boyle over
the bows and almost bring her to a stand-
still. The first wave was followud by a
second. which dealt her a blow on the port
quarter.
Capaized by the Heavy Waves.
A third wave crashed against the deck
storage house and capsized her in the
trough of thc sea. in a moment she sank.
'l‘he Mutual promptly headed for the scene
of the disaster, but owing to her heavy
low it was fully an hour before she ran
into the inlet. There were no traces of
the crow.
All that could be seen of the vessel was
the pilot house, which had drifted over
into the breakers on Rockuway point. The
Mutual cruised around for some tiruo in
hopes of either rescuing the crew or of re-
covering their bodies, but without success.
Mr. Boyle. the owner, was called on by
a reporter, but was not at home. His
manager. ()livcr Porter, said:
“The Boyle had a big storage house on
her deck to prevent her deck cargo from
freezing. The people on board were no
doubt sitting around in this house out of
the cold when the vessel suddenly capsized.
and were drowned like rats in a trap.
This probably accounts for the fact that
their bodies did not come to the surface.
The lloylo was not overloaded and was a
stunt-h craft. She is insured.
"’l‘hcrc. may have been more than five
pnopli- on board for all we know to the
contrary. We know profly positively that
Walter B. Wmui «if fliniurl. N. Y.. flit!
consignee of the cargo. was a passenger."
The James W. lioylc was eight years
old am as built at. Athens. N. Y. Wal-
ter B. Wood bud ovcr $13,0im invested in
oyster ilt'li-i at lnwood. Lost your ho was
clcctcd coiistublo of llumpslund. (Tupiuiu
i’cicr McDonald, Sr. of 'l‘oticnvillc, X.
Y.. was a part owner of tho iioylo. ills
son commanded her when she went down.
The (lid liniuan's Birthday.
(Votrruiri's, 0., Nov. ii.—.ludgo Allen
(1‘. Thurman was Hz} years old yesterday.
(in account- of his fccblu liculili there was
no celebration of tho ovum. Numcrous
toll-grams of congratulation were. received
from prominent rucn. .ludgc 'l'huriimn
was able to cut hcurtily and seems to be
rapidly shuklngoll' tho cil'cclsof his recent
injury.
Verdict of Justlflablo Honilcide.
Kansas Cl’l‘Y, Nov. ll.-—Go0rgc Phillips
was acquitted of thochrirgo of killing Wil—
iiaru Mitchell, a ucgro. in August last.
Phillips. who was a cubic cur grlprurm,
crushcd Mitchell‘s brains out with an iron
rod because tho latter would not remove
his feet from a car seat. .lustiflubio homi-
cide was the pica mode by the defense.
Ituth and Esther at the Matinee.
WAHillNil‘l‘UN, Nov. l i.—l\irs. tirovcr
Illcvclnnd. together with the Misses liiiih
and Esther Cleveland. witnessed the pur-
formation of Palmer Cox's "llrownlos" at
the Lafayette Square ()pcra iioiisc. This
was the first uppcnrnuco of the children
at any strigo pcrformuncu givcn ill a tho—
nlcr.
Production of Pig Iron.
NEW Yours. Nov. H.-—itcturriscollected
by The iron Ago show that the rate of
production of pig iron iirid reached tho
enormous total of 217,306 tons per Week
on Nov. i. 'i‘lu- (lcioboc product ion is use
tlmatcd at. tit:.,:llri tons, as contrasted
with 703,351 tons in July.
Bald ills Name Was Ryan.
WORCESTER, Muss, Nov. li.-—-An un-
known man, who war. struck by a loco-
motive on tho Hbrowsbury marl on Nov. ti
and taken to the city hospital. rcgnlucd
consciousness and said his nruno is James
Ryan. a mill opcmtivo of llolyoko. Maris.
County Judge Appointed.
ALIIANY. Nov. 1 l.-(lovornor Morton
nvo notice of tho appointment as county
udge of Essex cruinty of it. (3. Kellogg to
succeed (litestcr ll. McLaughlin. who has
been elected to the supremo court.
(failed. to Chicago.
LEXINGTON, Ky., Nov. Hun-RM. John
Sword of St. .iolm’s Episcopal church.
this city. has accepted a call to Trinity
church in Illilccgo. Dr. kurd is one of
the lending divines of the church.
For President of the Senate.
Loom'on‘r, N. Y., Nov. H.-- loionel
Timothy It. Ellsworth, senator elect for
the Forty-fifth district. formally announces
his candidacy for president pro tom of
the state senate.
Nominated rm Mayan
Bavsnum. Mess. Nov. it.-tllohasl
'1‘. Barry. the late Socialist cautious for
accuses in the Sixth district. was cousin
listed for mayor play its mum
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'Onr mom lie-ass and law to manta-f
Hornar's Furniture.
Reasons why you should buy ill
in preference to any other.
(1). Because this firm have long sn-
ioyed the reputation of keeping only
the best Furniture that can be pro-
duced. both in medium and finest
grades; (2). Because their assortment!
are unequalled; (8). Because their prices
are the lowest at which goods of stand-
ard quality can he sold.
harass production In Dining loom. m
Parlor. having been. Library and Hall Inni-
tars—Vrneilan Carved Furniture—dim I
imported Furniture—White and Cell Ina-sled
I‘unliurr—Eusmolod and Ira- law-
Inuit-h Brass ledstsads t'll patterns» Iaols all
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lvsryihing for city as country homes—lint
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EDWIN 0. KEELEB. President.
iii-\Vll) if. MILLER. Vice President.
L. C. GREEN. Cashier
DillECTORS.
lino-is 0. Karmic. Moses ii. Groves.
l‘avrn ll. Minoan. A .l. Marries.
F. pr .rous LOCKWOOII. 'i‘rrsonorrs it. Sierra,
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Accounts of Manufacturers. Merchants and
individuals Soliclted.
safe Deposit Boxes Free to ilepoeltors.
. south 1
A RARE CHANCE!
. A PAYING BUSINESS!
glaciation of Grocery. Bakery and fee Cream
rislncss Will he soul vet-godless on may}:
of ill health. Everything a at the busines1
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