The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-12
AN AWFUL STORY.
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nOthlnH with which 10 pay tho tax or
brbe tho tax-galhctGr, with what Is
known as tobacco money" no Ia trnt-
ted oil to prison. Confined there, his
wife, or other relatives. must food him,
for tho government will not, though no
Btarvc. Not infreQucntly the children
must 90 hungry to auvc tho fAthOr from
starving In prison. II tho wlfc or othnr
relatives cannot raiao tho amount OF tho
tax, then tho officials enter tho house
md carry away everything portable
cyoa to tho bedding and kitchen utcn.
sils, and sob thcm Mt auction for what
ovor thoy will bring.
In tho city OF Haytoon, In the province
Of Cilicia, the taXcg wero 80 inordnato
that tho inhabitants offered 10 surron-
der upon !, to tho government in pay.
ment OF tho impost. 40 4 matter OF
tact, tho taxos am0untel 10 ilvo times
the value Of tho property and tho gov
crnment refused TO accept 1t. AS tho
inhabitants could not endure it they
triOd to rebel, and the government aont
ak regiments Of soldiers there. Tho
people, driven to desperation, defended
themselves as best thoy could, bOing
without firearms, and many were killed
before tho so-called seditlon was put
down.
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SAMPLE CASE OF TREAcIiEiW.
Finding that Babs was not u man to
bo tritlpl with thc rovernmont scnt
l,i,,, nuo,ai ro.Ia -. a. oG,,,on
nun d" Spee''' P''u0' 'o' p"S' one'.So'
and made him commander OF tho
mountain guard Tor INC protection oil
caravans, IN which no ui1 most elhclGnt
service. but tho !uvkish government
was not dono with him. lilo was M
Vlted 10 tho wedding OF the son OF n re-
tired lasha, In tho city oil Marash, IN
accordance with the custom oil the
country, gave presents to the servants
OF the groom. Tho presents were quite
lavish, and the groom, protesting loNl-
ousy, hired low character, who on
tered the banquet hall during tho mar
rlaGe feast and assassinNtcd tho young
Armenian commander while sitting ut
the banquet table. Tho groom was not
punls shed, the court adludslng that he
was insane. therefore not responsible.
And SO Turkey was rid OF dangerous
leader oil sedltlon,
moVSH ~, 70 ""'A'H i'oto VI .o'2 t
years rovornnrn NJ II,nar Ammonia DIR
ipg that time his cruoIties wore I'M
eeakable: lio destroyed and burned
WnS aau Sl'!nses wltnl n MS H 6SIn :,
7 flp, 9urmou tlpo crops IN 'He nG'u, unu
nt i oht any " n's suplects ", M' kis
t'u uuuGntaIS "hose pG"ut! st'uIN ;!:s
ta,iay. r,nI"i'y aoIuo GE"tu yVHs GA.
e"s' N''au'u W u'iuI'o us - uo's' .;. ~
Longer Grew up ana slsHeu u P1tl'Ioh
!ot ms rFc"r, 10 90 .oi"Nfuoa " t .no pa
t.'H'Si .,, ta oohstGa'in1pIe' W. W. anu .e.
Wv 'l!Ht he ny u ueiot1 tie soIo!n
u ; mouS" 10y .Gn' nou .; ~ .o nni,o5
.nsNI. ~; tuo po.i' oai,o5 Sa onoi
:l'' s.Ee'n So1oto 4''i az "anou IHot
~ tuin. Ai9 ;les ~, 'nT nIScta ""Ie'i
o1RMo" Sin pot,ttoN nno'i .i'Si s,'
III 'Io a''i''ia'iEe no enuaeu e,o'. 4'n
Eefs 70 pe Iut on, Na9 t''o', ni"No NUN
stnuo III 'uose po"acf' "niCA was eA
p' T,i penentn tnesn. ,,
ms so1a OF mug went on year n,.cs
yeaf, ".u lio pu|s'ue "ol'T HcEH ~,
oue way nu i''o''e'eu VIA WI 1Ati'o' 'e''''
i"''a''''"'s'
TIE UNITED STATES INTERPRETERS.
Complaint was at once made to the
Ir,,t.L S,,tos oovor,uort which in
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lu'n' ucIh'h"eu th"S 'HooSsa hoy W
punished. Turkey. not caring to incur
the lll-wlll OF the Unitcd states, sent
for Moossa Boy. He came to Constan-
tinople IN state and was given palace
with retinuo OF servants.
Then word was sent TO the local GOV
crnment in Upper Armenia to ask all
who hud complaints against the late
governor to come to Constantinople.
Twcnty-siN prominent Armeninns eX-
pressed their desire to go, for the pur-
pose OIL teatliying against the deposed
governor. They were taken 10 Con-
stnniinople in chains and east into
prison, where twonty-ihrce OF them died
OF torture. Tho other three were set at
liberty and were only too glad to be al
lowed to return TO their homes without
giving testimony against Moossa Bey.
AS there was no evidence against him
when his case was called for trial, he
was eXhonorated and sent back to the