The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-02
BUT ONE GUARD SHIP.
SAD Pasha Is Closely Following Izzet Bey's
Example-Sultan On Jar.

-A"iupi0-ouIlan On q jag.
London November So.-The Times pub
HHhes dispatch from Constantinople, dat
ed November 2Sth, saying that the minis
tefs sent new report 20 the palace rel
| awe to tho guard ships matter after
! Wednesdays council
| Inc hrst dragomaa of the British embas-
| sy was at the palace all night. The s,,l+an
! sent Sald Pasha on a confidential mission
10 me British ambassador long after mid
H.sAl' Ihe ambassadors of the six powers
slSnatory TO the Berlin treaty held a long
conference today. Nevertheless, matters
have not advanced.
it seems that the tone OF the DIPLOMATS
ahent carrying the guardship point is ap-
pfeciably less confident than IL was yester-
Jay Most people IN Constantinople regard
e"e concession demanded as disproportion-
ately small The Turkish conviction is that
aus smallness proves that the powers col
Iecuyely are not in earnest. Sad Pasha
ioHo"ed his nocturnal visit to the British
ambassador by visits to all the other am
bassa''rs' whom, on behalf Of the sultan
ne triel TO d;ssuade from pers3sting in their
demands. dispatch to The Times bear
I's uate OF yesterday. says that Sir Philip
Curre, the British ambassador. had n
private audience with the sultan today.
me ottoman bank has reduced its interest
cent
Promises and Assurances.
Nuamazoo, Mich, November S0.-Chair-
man james w. Osborne, Of the mass meet
IIE neid mere recently on the Armenian
question. has received the following reply
from Secretary Of State OIney TO the reso-
lulions which were forwarded to him:
SIR received the copy Of the resolu-
lions adopted at a meeting Of the citizens
OF Kalamazoo Mich, held at the First
congregational church. in regard 10 the Ar
OF
say that this government is taking every |
possible means through the earnest demands !
OF the United States minister at CONSTANT |
NIPPLE Alexander W. Terrell, and through /
the presence Of our war vessel in Turkish /
waters 20 insure the fulfnment bv the
porte of the repeated guarantees it has
made respecting the personal security Of
American citizens residing in Asia Minor
ana IN every other quarter Of tho empire
Where disturbance is or may be appre-
lended.
81 am, sir, your obedient servant.
RICHARD OLNEY"
Salisbury and the Sultan.
Vienna, November S0-A dispatch to the
'ohtlsche Corresponding. from Constantine
Pre-. saya tltet the sultan aaa his ministers
we're painfully surprised al Lord Salisbury.
ne British prime minister. reading the sui
en- message 70 him at tho meeting Of the
National Conservative Union on November |
9th. The message was strictly confidential
-he sultan's request that Lord Salisbury
ehver another speech presumably meant |
hat he should make a speech that would |
eutralize the effect Of the speech he de-
vered ut the banquet given by the lord
mayor ON November 9Th, without making
NY reference TO the fact that the sultan
ad asked him to do so.
Murder in Madagascar. {
London November SJ-A dispatch has
cen received from Antananarivo under | )
Rte Of November p. which confirms the re- q
ort of the massacre OF missionaries In c
Madagascar 1t says: e
Two thousand natives yesterday at ;
icked the mission station here. Mission r
~ Johnson ana his wife and hid were T.
urdered and their bodies were horribly n
uttIated a Miss Clark who was with n
lem. is safe. The mob was actuated by y
feeling OF hostility against Europeans i
10 further attacks are feared" N
Massacre of Americans. !
Vienna, November S0.-The PolitIsche IN
lrrespoudez has received information to
g effect that the entire Armenian pon11- b,
ton 10 Baiburt. sixty-five miles north q
'st of Erzeroum, and Kurahissar. about n.
~ miles south of Diabekir have been L,
1ssacrod by Lazes Kurds
~ Turkish population OF Tamzara
ned the Kurds i'm massacring the Arme
ans of that place. killing men, women
The Sultan Is Drinking. .
-ondon, November 5o.-The Constantine II
correspondent of The Chronicle tele-
-phs chat he learns from "A palace lr,.nd
Il the sultan has been drinking heavily
days. n
Wen Hear from England. ci
ondon November S0-It was learned tu
M the foreign office today that J ord So
lSbury S answer to the America, no,e | al
hhing the Monroe doctrine IN cCnuec- ! ue
WIN me Venezuelan dispute has lust fo,
a mailed TO Sir Julian Pauncefote. Brit -
ambassador ~ Washington se
Free, Free, Free, Free. III
hlrty-tWo page pamphlet and question ~
br' w. J. Tucker, Atlanta, Ca We
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