Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-04
STILL RI0IING.
The Spirit Ct Unrest in Turkey Con-
tinu6S.
The Turks Still Pillaging Armenian
Shops in Ezeroum-The Armenian
COmmission-The Financial Crisis
at COnstantinople.

London. November 3.-Tlhe COnStan-
tinople correspondent Of the Times says:
"The Bourse Committee has post
poned the settlement for a fortnight,
and has fixed a compensation rate which
reduces the difference payable on ac-
count On three Of the principal securi-
tas. These measures are calming the
feeling. The Ottoman Bank and other
financial people decline to avail them
selves Of the Moratorium. There was
absolutely no material reason for the
run on the Ottoman bank, which was
undoubtedly produced by Armenian
agents, who wen. from house to house
in the native quarters declaring that
the bank was ruined"
The official announcement Of the COM
position Of the Armenian Commission
ofConmolisas follows: President, ,Chefk
Enendl, Of the Court Of Appeals; Die
nal Bey, Manager OF the Bank of
Agriculture; Caratheodori Effendi and
Abdullah Bey, Councillors of State; Jo-
hanndo Efendi, Procurer Of the I'm
parial Court Of Accounts; D.elal Bey,
of the Court Of Appeals; Dilber Enendi,
Legal Councillor to the Minister OF
Finance.
Official kilograms receive here state
that several persons were killed and
wounded at D.arbekir on Friday during
some riots arising from an Armenian
attack upon HE Mosques.
Some ZeitOun Armen.ans attacked
Lieutenant Hassan Agha, who, with his
wife and children, was travelling to
Marash, and killed the whole family
and rifed the bodies Of the victims.
The American missionaries in Bltlis
have agan complained to United States
Minister Terrell that they are in i'm
minent danger. Mr.. Terrell and Hon.
Michael Herbert, the British Charge d
Affaires, have therefore again made
demand upon the Porte TO insure the
protection of the Americans
The report which has been published
Of Turkish attacks upon Bulanik, Khar-
pu, Sivas, Urfa and elsewhere are not
fully confirmed but both the Grand
Vizier and the Armenian Patriarch
lave sent telesrams enjolning upon the
people to put forth efforts to calm the
excitement
It 5 rumOred that the Turks are still
pillaging the Armenian shops in Ere
r0um, where the riots are found to havd
been more serious than was at first re-
ported. Il is now said tha, two hundred
cc-pses have already been counted.
The Armenian population OF Anatolia
are sending delegates to petition NJ.
Nelidoff, the Russian Ambassador, TO
request Russia to temporarily occupy
the Armenian provinces.
Tie Sultan has summoned Tewfik
Pasha from Berlin to discuss the situa-
ti0a.
London, November z-The Times
says editorially:
Turkish news is Of a grave and dis
quieting character. Like most things
Turkish, the appointment of the Az
menian commission Of control appears
to have come too late. The Porte
seems to hope that the summoning of
the reserves will restore order; but at
best, the process Of restoration is likely
to be a rough one"
The editorial then proceeds to argue
that the AImenians, by their revolution
ary tactics, have forfeited the sym
pathy Of the English government, who
have already in their interest, gone as
near provoking a disastrous disagree
ment with the European powers as
would be permissible to prudent ma
ton.
Therefore" includes the Times, eve
are disinclined to risk opening the
whole Eastern question for their sake"