The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-09

CoSsrASFNoPLE, Now s,-There Is no
change for the better in tho political
Iltua.iou here, unless It reals on the
fact that the Ottoman Bauk has al.
yaucsd the Turkish government tho
sum Of 81, 100000. which will enable the
now minister of finance, Sabrl Psaha, to
provide for the most pressing ncels Of
the government
The latter. il would seem, consist in
Citing out the Armf reserves, jus. called
out in tho por.e's attempt to mako
some show Of trying to restore order IN
Armenia, but there are so many other
demands upon the Turkish treasury at
the present moment that the money
Just advanced would not go a long way
even II IL was all placed 10 legitimate
uses, which 10 not likely to be the case.
In the best informed clrcles here. the
situation 10 regarded as decidedly crlti'
cal, aud important DEVELOPMENTS are
expected within short time.
THE NEW CABINET.
Tho ambassadors OF the powers do not
regard the new Turkish ministry with
favor. so 1t is not expected to last long,
and it is not thought that 1t will be able
10 do anything worth mentioning
towards clearing the political simos'
phsre.
The rumors Of palace con,piracies,
which have boen In circulation for
montha past, continue TO be bruited
about The name OF the deposed sui
tan, Mohammed Murad, removed from
the throne because he was alleged TO DO
suffering from idiocy, 10 once more men
toned as being likely candidate for
the throne.
In addition to tho exile Of Kiamil
PAsha 70 Alsppio. IL is reported that q
number OF petsonages have been exied
10 AnAlonia, but IL is difficult 10 get at
the truth 10 such matterI.
The Turkish troops are being conesn-
trated at MatAsh for an advance on
Zaitonu, 80 soon as the military Prepar.
atoms are completed.
Further private reports received hero
from Diarbekir estimate the number Of
Armenian victims OF the recent mas
Gactes at five thousand.
Il Is believed that this number is In
excess OF the actual total OF those
killed; but there seems to bo no doubt
that the victims arc numbered by tho
thousands
ANARCHY RErsSs.
ALondon dispatch says: In view Of
tho many startling reports from Con.
stantinoplo recently, it is possibly just
to believe that sono Of them havo been
colored by exagserationA upon tho part
OF Armonians. But tho main fact doed
not appear to bo in amy way altered By
this coloring, and It is that Ammonia APP
pears to be in condition Of tho most
dreadful anarchy.
The lalcst review OF tho situation
came from Constantinople to-day in u
Dispatch from tho Times correspondent
In tina; city. He tolORraphs:
''lhe condition OF thinga hore is ro.
rarLod As unboarablo by all tho dlplo.
mats, aud the sultan, whose solo Idea OF
policy 10 10 play oil ono power against
tho other is nonplusAod ut their una.
nimity. ALI tho powers arc friendly,
and they give him sound, but most dis
tast,ful counsel. Mono OF their mani.
feStations have any selfish purpose
alTordIng material for tho manufacture
oi political capital.
"Among the advice tondorod him,
much bears upon tho insecurity OF tho
capital, as evidenced by Scptcmber's
riots. which leiI tho Mohammoiani In
a state Of unprecedented excitement.
But tho remedy suggested is an ln'
creased number OF spioS, arrests or So
cret executions, and therefore tho nd.
yico Of the powers does not moos with
response,
'.Siuct alao has bccn said about tho
bloodalied In tho provinces and tho
enormous dStrlmont to trade In tho
greater part Of Asia Minor aud syria
Int tho only answer is tho annihllation
ol tho reform schono by the appoint
mont Of two palace creatures to tho
board oi control. Of which ono oil thom
Ia president
Nowhere, however, arc fears ontcr'
tanned Of any Wholesale ianatical out
break against tho Christians. Tho dan
gcr lies qulta In another direction.