Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-27
SYMPATHY FOR ARMENIA.
Indignation Htoii1g 10 Boston and
Resolutions Adopted,
An Appeal 60 President Cleveland
Iurther Details Of the Massacre
cholera Breaks Cat.

BosrON, Nov. cg.-An audience
which crowded the "Cfadlo Of Lib.
erly" to thu doors, made up mostly Of
Armenians, but with largo number
VI Americans, gathered at Fautuil
hall tonight to hold an Indignation
meeting over the recent atrooious
treatment of ArmoniAuB by represent.
huves Of the Turkish government.
Among the speakers wore many repre-
sentative cilIzsus, as well 90 leading
clergymen o. B0st0u. Row. j.. Bar.
rows, editor Of tue ChustaH Esghtsr.
prSsid,d. With him upon the pIa
form were Governor Uruenhaigc, Mrs.
Julis Ward Howe, Hon. William
Lloyd Garrison, Rev. Francis Eckeri.
Rev. ruUm. n. Van Ness Ut Boston,
d. samuel +. Glmbert Of CamUrIgo
aud Colonel Albert CLARK, secretary OF
the Massachusetts Homo Market CLUB,
all OF whom made audf,tug, which
were received Win great appliance.
The resolutions Adopted rrCited that,
whereas, II was the report OF az Amer.
lean commission Of Inquiry that hrt
convinced Mr. Gladstone oi the truth
OF the bulgarian atrocities, those pros.
eut ed earnestly poutigu bic Excel.
lency, Grover Cleveland, PfraiuOut OF
the United States " Instruct our min.
lister at Coustsnuuople - Investigate
tnis matter, either by sunding TO the
spot such person ~ he may sees no, or
Wy Joining In continuation cent BY tue
uIited European pgwefs."
lhe resolutions proceeded With an
| appeal 10 the siyuAt1fy pOWcra, anu
especially Great Britain, tor The en-.
lufcUmvnt OF tho tisty.hrst article VI
tho treaty OF Berlin.
WIN. Lloyd GiirlaIn WAS the chief
/ speaker Of tue evening.
CHOLERA ~ ARsrESGA.
BOsTON, Nov. gB.-FuTthrr inlorma.
liOu AS ~ tie muuncto OF the Armu.
uIaus nesf Bitlhs, Turkey, has bton
received by Secretary Gull.ou VI
tue United Friends OF Armenia.
one letter dated BiIns, September 20,
1894, gives tue Information that
news has been received from the
/ region back OF M0osh that forty
/ uihgt viilugCH arc taii 10 have been
/ wholly bl1ltrd cut. Another dated
Bitias, Ooi, October 3, 1894, states that
Ihe Jay previous letter from AioOsh
md been received, which told OF az
outbreak OF a vitulunt form Of ch0leIu
which was killing from twenty-five u
thirty.hyo pcisJus daily tits cauioI,
n is slid, by tle stencil Of catuug,
which has takuu place not Tar bach
In the mountains. The ma.eactod viii
reach between 5000 and 10000. rnt
! government ttigd 60 got the people
here to sign petition u tie sovereign,
expressing satisfaction with his tile
anu disclaiming sympathy with IN,
Armeniaut, who have "autred natter
up.n
The people have refused TO sign The
address. Another letter dated Cou
stanlinople. October 81, 1894, state
that some information received from
Bitlas that twenty villages have been
Aunilinted In 5ais0um, anu 600 men
women aud children have bu massa
cred by tho ilioops anu hkutds
lhB massacre was tro result VI al
ARRAY between some kurds anu Al
monian ylllAgefs, from whom IN
liuTJs hal stolen their nocks. Tn
sultan ordered infantry anu cavalry 1
this plsco 10 put down tue Armenia
| rebellion.