New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
UNJUST BRITISH PRESSURE.
SOME BERLIN JOURNALS BLAME ENGLAND
FOR THE ARMENIAN RIOTS.
TROUBLE on THE RUSSIAN FRoNTIER-A KURD-
IsH CHIEF DEvAsTATEs A DIsTRIcT-vIsIT
OF PRINCE LoBANOFF-To DRIVE
AMERICAN PETROLEUM FROM
TILE ITALIAN MA

OF PRINCE LoBANOFF-TO DRIVE
AMERICAN PETROLEUM FROM
THE ITALIAN MARKET.
Berlin Oct l3-Thc semi-offical press Of Berlin
have now distinctly assumed an attitude favorable
to the Porte being subjected TO harsh and unjust
pressure at the hands OF England. The North Ger
man Gazette" publishes a communication from Con-
stantnope. which traces the Armenian riots TO the
Vaccinations Of agents sent from London Accord
ing to this authority these agents were plentfuly
supplied with arms and money. both OF which were
widely distributed. The communication also de-
nounces the conduct Of the Armenian Patriarch. and
censures the English agitators who are themselves
characterized Christian fanatics, for inctihg
Armenian fanaticsm to violence against Mosiems'
The Turkish Embassy here appears confident that
the Sultan will effec, a satisfactory arrangement
with the Powers The Embassy denies that any
thing approaching utimatum has been addressed
to the Porte by England any other Power
The social disorder which Is prevalent on the
Russian frontier OF Armenia is indicated by ad-
vices received to-day from st. Petersburg Accord
ing to these reports the Kurdish chief. Nabi. IS
levying tribute by force in the Russian district OF
Erivan. where he is selling cattle. numbering men,
Christian and Moslem alike. and carrying off women
and children. His latest reported exploit was to
burn down a hamlet OF eighteen houses. Kill thirty
two and abduct fifteen women and forty chill
dren. a force of gendarmes sent in pursuit OF
feated and obliged fee A strong force Of troops
was then sent after him. but they not success
full in overtaking him
The visit of Prince Lobanof- Rostovsky. the Rus
sian Minister OF Foreign Affairs, who arrived here
last night from Paris after finishing his holidays
IN France is regarded in official circles having
no significance beyond that Of an Of friendly
courtesy In return for the recent visit Of Prince
Hohenlohe TO ST. Petersburg. Prince Lebanon
was received by the Empero- at Hubertusstock to-
day and according to ihe present arrangements VIII
his journey to 81. Petersburg tomorrow. In
the time pubic and official curiosity is pqued
by the Kaisers reception of the Russian Foreign
Minister after perusa! of an interview which
Prince LObanOff accorded to VI. BlowitZ, the Paris
correspondent Of The London Times" while the
former was in Paris Prince Iobanoff Is represented
as saying: '"The young Kaiser likes to fly with his
own wings He consults Prince Hohenlohe be
cause the Chancellor is wise and amable Of temper
Prince hoban9n adds Il have receny sen zen nov how
not do 50 as an ambitons man bui mercy WIN WIN
mention of Prince Lobanons audience win the
Kaiser and his subsequent dinner with Prnce Won
Hohenlohe Til reach the public until the incidents &
nels the invarlable medium Of such communications.
The Emperor will leave Hubertusstock with re-
gret Deer and other big game have been plentiful
and the weather has been cooler and more enjoyable
Herr Frese the animal painter has been member
Of his suite, and has mace some splendld sketches
OF the more notable of the quarry which has fallen
victim TO the kaisers gun. He has also sketched
groups Of participants in the imperial hunt In which
Ke.e4 I2e Erqr w s;aT fer the Rchssnd October IS
After the ceremonies of unyeiling ire mohunTht ni
Worth the next great imperial function VIII De me
Inauguration Of the new Reichsgerieh'shoi al heip
sic
Adv.ces from ST Petersburg report that nesoti-
ations are pending looking to the conclusion OF
8 treaty Of commerce between Russia and Italy.
the former Offering Italy the most favored nation
treatment in exchange for a preferential tarlh on
Russian petroleum. Under the existing tarit' the
duties upon petroleum are levied in Italy not ac-
cording to bulk. but according to specific wegh,. ign
s,an product NJ de Wtte the l0lssian Finance
Minister is actqaed in the Resofaons OF thls
out OF the Italian market.
4 committee, composed OF some Of the most nota-
bic personages In Berlin, is being formed for the
nurrose % arranging FOR a series Of fetes In cele-
hration of the proclamation of King william of
Prussia AS Emperor OF Germany, at Versailles the
niyersary OF that event. January IS. 1896.
The new statue in memory OF Empress Augusta
grandmother Of the Kaiser. which has just been IN
nnnsed hv laures above the Inscription: ITO the
Empress Augusta, with the love ana Neheia"o' VI
the German people
The Countess Waldeck. who was arrested about
three weeks ago in DGrmstadt and convicted or
neriury in connection with her liaison with Aida-
bert Tomba tutor in her family. who mas
oueraded as Count Nesselrode. dled SUD
denly yesterday in the prison infirmary from heart
disease.
Mss Carrie Bowea, of California. Will give con-
cert in the Song ACADEMY here Wednesday even
ing.
Among the Americans here are Professor Hurdle
ton and W w. Bartlett of Chicago; Mrs. Tracy
| Kingsbury and Miss KingsbuTy. OF Boston: Miss r
W. Merian, OF New-York. and DR. Forchheim. or
Ohio.
COREAN QUEENS MURDER CONFIRMED.
THE KING A PRISONER HIS FATHER DICTATOR
A PRO-JAPANEsE GOVERNMENT TO
INAUGURATED.
Paris, oct. l3.-A Paris paper has dispatch
from Seoul. the capital OF Corea confirming the re-
ports that the Queen murdered while the Jap
! anese troops at the palace gates. There Is
nothing to show, the dispatch adds that the Jap
anese Minister aware OF the plot
The King Is prisoner, and his father. the
Tai Won Tun, the leader OF the reactionary ele
rnent has been proclaimed dictator. The new Cab-
net will be made up of pro-Japanese elements. The
Queens officials have fed. A japanese named SOs!i