Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-04
7ELBGRAPHIC.
lICONSTANIINOPLE.
n, Critical Condition There Eis'ily
Discussed 10 London.
,s,r,llss PARTLY TO BLAME
.,.,, Prevailing, as Other R''Olu'
,louary Factions May he s'''r''
10 Activity.

.o. Oct. g.-The critical condi-
,.g,,p at COns,sntinople Is the
w. Of the day here, aud all ore
'oa .'s., ram that city arc read WIN
y. s,,a,e.l engcrne''. Many import.
~, messages srs known TO have ocen
sn ,.,d a, the Bntiah foreign ofiieo
,,.n ar Phillip Currie, the bfli'h
"~na,,sdor a, Conttanlinopio, anu .ne
s's,ln, here Is not entirely favorable
,s,Ss ArmsniAns. The appointment
'1,Ss Pa,na, as grand vilier, re-
III. announced, Is regarded Mt tue
oenus anlce ~ n happy circumstance
l. ,,s.' n,s.snt lnucture Of aiiaiir. hr
heesSs ,enttatinn Of being ono OF tue
hA b,rss.minued AM enlightened
~, In the Ottoman empire
III, ~ the assurances TO the con-
-, n Inc Armenian comDiiilse o.
,m,,i,v. tho belief prevails IN enlelal
VIZ s, ~ ns,e that tho noling NJ Con
,,antlnoplo was really . url' '''l ,a'viy
rlauned uprising, bIouEn. aoou, ~
m, Armenia agliatois, ~ oIuei 70
hing npout dlrsc. intefieiehee upon
,ha ,art of Great Britain, france hnu
Ru,.la ia tue Administration OF AZ
Tho n, James, Gazette points out
,hi. aftsfnD0n how the events when
s"ys occurred at Constant'Doplu were
a,,,.cilv iofutold by the Associated
p,.,s, which, IN a dispatch Iuehehci
hs,s an April 1911, told how mo patti
80 tn,ty OF Armenia lad been To-
mrntius general revolt, mi that the
i.sJsfs promised that IA, chief Al.
iscs would 10 made IA the city Ui Con.
.t.ntipoplr itself, nud t1at Tue bulk OF
ihs n,hilpg would DO borne W tho Al
menIsn rttiIants therein. Tue Asso.
r,aied Pfess added VI tnat iimo that
tbo lsaietu had even gone ~ far as 10
Jselau that the fiftt attack would be
an Inc palace OF the sultan, aud that
Inc nlsn Of Hand would come 10 a
,uddsn end. Finally, II was slated
that there were men who believed
hat 10 the overthrow OF tue sultan
Inc Afmepians would be encouraged
BIZ the younger aud more prygieisive
generation Of Consiantinoplo Iurks.
The Constaniinople cotrcoponaobt
f the Standard, onder date oi Wee
bssdsy, tolegraphs 90 this papei. The
Armenian patriarch wAn yesterday
Invited to attend the Porte, hut he
declined because none Of his follow
ere were allowed 10 accompany him.
He remained at the patfiaronate with
isyetal hundred armed Armenians.
The authorities have summoned him
TO surrender these people. giving them
aatii 3 o'clock In the afternoon, when
The building will be stornod.
In reviewing tho Incident OF the past
Two day., II appears that tue police
have generally not been supplied with
ball cartridges, AMI have been In.
,ifuoled only to use the HAT Of their
,Eofds hnd the butts OF their rifies.
Mo,t Of the violence upon A Armenian
has teen committed by students and
the low classes OF Moslems whom the
police, however, do not appear TO have
arrested or inieriered with.
Great CONSERVATION prevails at the
palace, aud the sultan has not boon In
bed slneu Monday, II 10 felt that a
crisis has arrived, ana there In much
HnIitty ~ other revolutionary factionl
shall Join with th. Armenians.
Since tho Greek revolution, Conslan'
tlnoplo has not fallen In suon terror al
Il now raging.
rtlogIaphing Mt later hour, Thu
cotfespondent says: Tue police havi
not yet attempted to clear tho paifl
htehEtr, aud II IN hoped that they vii
not Ieiot, 10 force, as u most fearful
ma.ssefe would inevitably result. Tn
Aimenlans are huddleJ togogner Il
the church, with bsrely standing room
They have 10 depend for food upOI
,ueh scraps ~ are brought 10 them. |
10 estimated st tho patriSrchato tina
over 20 Armeniaus nave been killed