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Disagrasnmn Denied—4a!!! resins ltill
Killer Protection of British Imus-y.
Covs'rsr'mtoru, Doc. 7,—Asrlil Pasha.
a member of the Turkish ministry with
out portfolio, is dead.
The situation in the interior is still dis:
quieting in spite of the assurances of tilt
Turkish government.
The United States minister, Mr. Alex-
ander W. Terrell. has not received a tour
gram of reply from the American missionv
cries at Cultures, to whom be wired im‘
mediate)! after hearing of the outbreak
of disorder there. This has served to In”:
crease the anxiety at the United Stator
ministry and among the American mic
sionnries hero. ‘
Mr. Terrell has addressed two notes it
tut
4,.
GE ER 7. 1895.
r‘
“MM ghoulish would owisioc
1!.“ ate sislisornsilctba stand‘
or“! , not led call the «tibial to
am!!! extermination. The massacres
front" Armenia are slight com-
pared to the hatchery that would follow.
Bonrcelye Christian in the confines oi
Mobsmmcdnulsm could escape. The
slaughter would be well nigh universal.
Tho Turin never had a genius for civillza»
tion, but they ore. when Inspired by the
fanaticism of religion, among the bravest
A
gentleman of Boston, whose case is of
““‘lllit IT PUBLIC.”
Boston In Bay: :, “Use '1 News as luck
at You Likc."~Why ? , Lei llinl
Tell You.
than the Boston Paid.)
Our representative last week callsd on a
fighters in the world.
"This is my plnu for the solution of the
powers dcposo the. ' {-
questlon: Let the
interest to you, if similarly afflicted, as
his teeilmony is thoroughly reliable and
he in not. only glad of his relief but not
.of the present czar.
ton and place on the throne some: a
men connected with, the royal family
Russia. Then let united Europe guornn-
toe absolutely the indcpcudouce of such
government from outside interference.
Fortunately there are two men in Europe
today who would suit the emergency.
Primarily my choice would be the Grand
Duke Alexsntlur, who married the sister
Aloxnndcr visited
the World's fair at Chicago and is “a man
of ability and liberal ideas. The other
nvnilnble condldnte for the Turkish throne
is King George of Greece, who is on uuclu
Cl
b: art-um to tell all about u and give the full
Sh, East Boston, Is the gentleman.
you have taken Douu’s Kidney Pills; did
they do you uuy good 1’"
The symptoms pointed that way,and there
edit where it In due.
Mr. C. L. (Hidden, residing at ill Eutnw
()ur representative asked, "Mr. (Hidden,
"Yes, sir, they did, I am happy to say."
“What seemed to be your trouble l"
"I suppose it was Kidney complaint.
the ports—one of them demanding the
arrest, dismissal and punishment of the'
oilloer commanding the Turkish troops at
Marash for failing to furnish u guard for
the protection of the American mission
buildings there and also demanding the
punishment of the soldiers who joined the
rioters in pillaging the American propor-
ty at Martial).
The second note of Mr. Terrell declares
that the «induct of the calmnkems oi
Aintsb and Marsovan the mutossarif of,
"Amnesia and the colonel in command oi
the Turkish troops at Mereovnn art
worthy of the highest praise, adding that
they all acted humanely.
An act of. heroism upon the port of Miss
Mary E. Brewer. an American missionary
st .‘liwas, is recorded.‘ During the worst
of tho time of the massacres at Slwas abs, 3
in spite of the great pot-ll to which shot
was exposed, wont to the American con-
sulate, nccOmpanicd by e cevnss, :trnvors‘
ing the center of the scene of the carnage ‘
in order to save an Armenian who had
been of service to the missionaries. Event-
ually Miss iirewcr conducted her in unfo-
ty to the consulate.
The finite. Resumes “in Dissipation.
Advices received here from Morash
show that the Armenians are still holding
Zeitnn against the Turkish troops, and
it is also said that these insurgents on
Russian Armenians, and that there is no
doubt but ileroo fighting must take plact
before the place in captured.
The story is again current that the sul-
tan has returned to his youthful habit of
drum drinking. ' '
'l‘ho Circasslans from Siwss, under Mi-
raii Bey, arriving at the Auger» frontier,
produced orders from the veil of lens to
devastate all the Armenian villages. The
Abg'oron oflleinlo thereupon excluded
them. ,
At Gemcrek, ncnr Cmrca, Turks and
Christians united and barricaded the
streets and repulsed four attacks of the
Clrcasslnns. _ ~
The rising at. Cmren woe nrrnngcd for
Nov. l5, but was forbidden by the govern-
ment until Saturday last.
It is lntlmntcd that her mnjesty's ships
Imogene and Cockntrico have landed billo-
jnckpts at Porn to protect the English em-
hooray.
It is aimed that oxvfiuitun Mumd has
not tied from Constantinople, but has been
secretly killed by the sultau’s entourage
on account of his liberal tendencies.
Advices from Odessa stoic that Ad-
mirnl Knpytnfl, commander in chief oi
the Block sen fleet, bus bcon summoned
to St. Priorshurg. It is supposed ibnt tho
summons is in connection with the Armo-
nlnn question. ‘ -. ,.
The Story of Cal Pasha’s Flight.
Tho most-novel feature of the political
situation here nt present is the stop taken
by Said fiasho in seeking rt-fugc, accomo
punled by his run. (I ind about 12 yearl-
old, in tho British embassy. The news oi
his action was not unexpected, however.
for it was known that his liberty and per-
bups his lilo worn in (longer. An invostt
gntion of the affair shows that the sultan.
had sent it special tncsscngcr to Sold
Pasha. who bus consider-nbloinilucnco with
the enibnssudors, cordially inviting him
to occupy n Swiss rottngc within the
grounds of the Ylldlz park, u pretty build
ing, which was formerly occupied by Mid~
but Pasha, at one time governor general
of Syria, later governor of Smyrna, and
who was tried on suspicion of having
been connected with the murder" of the
late Sultan Abdul Aziz. Being fully
aware of- the significance of this invita<
tlon, Said Paella declined.
This is said to’ have made the sultan
take steps to arrest him on suspicion of
intriguing for the deposition of the pres-
out sultan in favor of erfiultnn Mulud.
nowa prisoner. The sultan. cltiimed tr.
believe that Said Pasha was trying to in‘
finance the council 00mm to declare him
suffering from weakness of mind. it is
not thought that the plan necessarily was
to murder Sold Pasha, but nobody doubts
that if.he had been enticed into the Yildiz
cottage he would at least have remained
there a close prisoner for u long time to
come, ‘nnd ii) that case n report that hr
had committed suicldc would not have
been unexpected. In addition to suspect-
ing Sold Pasha of desiringhis deposition
the sultan has been led to believe that the
former grand vizier has not been earnest
in his odor-trio induce the powers to with-
draw their dams do for the extra guard.-
sblps. It was in sin that tho pusbo pro-
tested ho had done everything possible un-
der the circumstances. The sultan would
not listen to his explnnatluus und- drove
him from his presence. .
, It is said that Sold Pasha was first oil's:-
od the grand viziership by the sultan. HE
declined this. and then the offer of the
cottage followed. .
The sultan sent several messengers .tt.
Sold Pasha. but. without inducing him tt
leave the embassy. Later in the day Tow-
flk Pasha visited Sir Philip Currie and
bagged the ambassador to do his utmost
to induce Sold Pasha to return to his
home, making use of the now very famil-
iar argument that the flight of the presi-
dent of the council of state was certain to
have a very bad effect upon the popular
.tion of Constantinople, and that it might
cause trouble of a most serious nature.
But the ambassador declined to interfere.
and Said Pasha remained under British
protection. «
1. . EI-llinister White's View.
' Bouncer“, Doc. 7.-—1n an interview
‘Andrcw D. White. ex-mlnlater to Russia.
lsnld, when asked his opinion on the Turk-
tlsh-Armcnisu question: .
"There is a widespread demand in
-A ca. arising from the reports of the
Armenian outrages. that thcsnltun be
lsummarily deposed hy the powers. To do
Ethic, without. taking preliminary precau-
> {Md
of the Russian czar.
”I believe, too.” continued Mr. White,
“that the European nations should be
given some share of the spoils of the cast
in order to .muintnin the stability of 3’
Turkish government such as suggested,
to protect the boundaries of the new em-
pire and to preserve pence and order. Let
Russia, for instance. burn full swingiu
Armcnln. Give Syrla to France. Let
England’s title to Egypt be confirmed.
Austria should be allowed Solonica for a
Mediterranean seaport, and ltaly might
in return be given 'l‘rlcst, on the Adriatic.
by Austria."
Withdrawal of France and Russia Denied.
Pilots, Dec. 7.-—it is somiotllclelly do
. nicd that there in nny truth in the story
tel‘efirnphod to the Pall Mall Gazette from
Romu thpt Btmln and France have with-
drawn from the concert of the powers rc-
gardlng the Turkish question. and that
efforts are now being made to hold a Eu.
ropenn conference.
Similnr reports have been circulated, it
is sold. by agents of the Turkish govern'
ment frequently during the past month.
in fact. the some rumor has been started
several times In different forms during
the last week.
a
The Sultan's Reported Surrender“
Lowboy, Doc. 7.—A dispatch to the
Control News says that the sultan has do-
cldcd to consentito each of the powers
having a second gunrdsblp at Constuuu
nople. ~
JOURNALIST bhhAwDYING.
Lies Unconscious at Brighton. and Death Is
a Question of a low flours.
Lemon, Dec. 7.—-Georgo Augustus
Sole, the famoud English journalist, who
has been lying ill at Brighton for many
' weeks, is in n d log condition.
He Is uncons ions. nud his physicians
regard his death as merely a question of
hours.
timrgo Augustus Henry Sela Is so well
known to cvery newspaper reader in the
. auction Ai‘tilfSTl'H sum.
L'nltml Status tb t his illness is a matter
of morn than usu$
lmllnn blood.
"America In the Midst. oi War.”
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,‘l’be Executions-re Put In Full Time In
South (.‘arollnl.
Common. S. (7.. Doc. 7,—9rince Gro-
hnm. Jason Blake and William Frazer
were hnugcd at Hampton for the murder
of E. H. Meat-s, committed for the purpose
of robbery. On the gallows may persisted
concern to the public.
lie is 6:2. years old nnd was born in Lon-
don, although his foibcr’ was on Italian
and his moths-r it public singer of West
Magazine fillil newspaper
Work have occupied his life, and his sig‘
nature, "ii. A. $4.," is familiar. He came
to the United Status in lhtlzlsst-nrrespcnd-
out of the London 'l'olngrnph and wrote
His
was published in
Was soreness of the Kidneys. It com-
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Is it any wonder wourc glad to mttke
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the menus of relief to thw’ who are with-
in reach of Mr. (Hidden. lie certainly
will be glad to utmwer any questions and
verify all that is written above.
Dunn’s Kidney I’ills ore for sole‘ by
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mucy, ill Court St, and bought a box of-
convicted nlong with the others. butrc~
cclved a recommcudution to mercy, which
ed as ho wus lcnviug court by a mob
tChcstcr for the murder of nvvltite man
this. would he toinviu thereon turrlhis
, ,_ WW uni-rt. um
in saying that William Blake, Sin. had
nothing to do with the crime. ,He was
reduced his entitcm-u to life imprisonment.
He was tnltonirotn the sheriff nud lynch.
which thought him as guilty us the three
sentenced to till-nth.
Tom Peterson was also hungcd for the
murder of Disponsury Constable Moseley
at Grccttwoodvulmut six weeks ago.
A negro nnmcd Elliott: wns lumped at
named \i’clch in Lancaster'couuty. All
the condemned mcn confessed their guilt.
Extradition of tite‘l’mtoflicu Robbers.
Bumsuts. llco. 7.—The , Indupcndance
liolgo denies the statement published in
New York that. the United States minis-
ter, hero. Mr. .ltmtos S. Ewing. bus in-
formed the government at Washington
that Bolgium refuses to grant the extrm
tiitlon oi Russo“. Killotsn and Allen, the
men ullcgcd to ho tho postollico thlovos
who cscupcd from Ludlow Street jail.
New York, on July 4 lost. Thii independ.
nnco Bclcc odds that the cxtrudltion at
those mcn‘l’lns never/beau demanded by
the United States. ‘
x ‘ Robbed In liuusns City.
KANSAS CITY. Doc. 7.—Fi‘lillk C. Elliott,
stato‘orgtmlze‘i- of the Populist organiza-
tion in Missouri. was attacked bye rob-
ber in the postttmcc building i the brunt
of the city cud mortally won dcd. The
footpad lay in wait in the Mann vestibule
at the main entrance of the building. The
wounded mnn clung to his watch, but
was robbed at numb $15 in coin. ‘
No Verdict In In Damage Suit.
Kincs'mit. N. Y.. Dec. 7.—The ‘jury in
the once of James Dead, in‘ n suit for 850.- ~ -
000 damages against the Bell Bros.‘ Plush ‘
company. has been discharged. being un-
abln to agree on a Vill'dlct._ The notion
was brought because of injuries sustained
aim while at work in the company's
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