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The duke has written TO the Russian,
French, Austrian, German and Italian
ambassadors il London. begging them
! 70 ask their respective governments tc
Cooperate with England
The duke OF Westminster expresses
! the hope that the Armsnians viii not
fail 20 represent 10 President Cleveland
| the ardent desire Of all who are work
ing for the Armenians. that the United
States government viii not only seek
10 protect its own subjects, but also
| those who have been educated and
trained for useful occupations In the
schools and colleges Of the American
missions In Turkey.
STREETS ARE UNSAFE.
Boston, Nov. 2s.-The following ca
blesram was received today by the
Rev. Je1ason Smith, D. D, secretary e
the American board, from Constant
n0ple. by the way OF Ph.llipolis, Bulgar-
ia:
Missionaries at Harpool. BitIas and
Marash protested by soldiers, bur
street sunsafe for any Christians. Con-
fidence weak Difficult 70 send money
for personal needs OF missionaries"
The confinement OF the missionaries
within their own homes necessarily
means the cessation Of all their work
and a sure sign that they may soon be
reduced 10 want and To possible death
by staryat ton. There are twenty five
missionaries in the three places named.
New York, Nov 29.-News was re-
ceived today Of the safety OF William
Willard Howard, who was supposed 10
have been murdered by the kurlis while
on mission CT mercy TO Armenia Air.
Howard was sent 10 Van several
months ago by the Christian Herald OF
New York 10 distribute relief fund Of
$4,000 contributed by Americans Tor
the benefit of the Asia Minor sufferers.
DAY OF PRAYER.
Boston, Nov. 29.-In view OF the dis
turbances and horroS existing n Tur-
key, the prudential committee Of the
American board sends out the following
call: The American board Of com
missioners for foreign missions unites
in asking the Christians Of America 10
observe Friday, Dec. (or such other
day in the same week as may be conye-
nient in particular churohesJ, as a day
of special prayer for Turkey and for its
suffering people, and for the mission
aries and imperiled mission work within
the empire
Washington, Nov. 29.-The state de-
partment has received advices from
Minister Terrell stating that the mis-
sion school at Marash was burned on
the 18th, but that the missionaries are
safe. He also telegraphs that Aintabo
college is protected.
THE USUAL EXCUSES.
Washington, Nov. 29.-The Turkish
legation received from the sublime
porte the following telegram under to-
days date:
The Armenian revolutionists OF Ke-
ban, disregarding the advices of the To-
cal authorities and having fired on the
soldiers, the latter had 10 answer back,
then the rioters, after setting fire To
their houses, escaped TO Ferns and Zei-
toun. With the exception Of this Incl
dent, the tranquility is perfect at the
province of Aleppo.
''On the 25th the Armenians Of Eze-
roum, seeing that some officers of the
Reggie were arresting some smugglers.
closed their shops and during the panic
that followed, five Armenians were kill
ed and six wounded. No disorders
whatever took place on the 24th and
25th instant in any OF the provinces.
AN Armenian of Marash set fire to
his house, situated in the Mussluman
part OF the colony, in order to start a
bigfire. The authorities OF dark and
HiIdlZ, tSlVaS) found and restored to
their owners the greater part OF the
stolen articles and cattle"
FOREIGN FLASHES.
Eliisschan, Bohemia, Nov. 29.-Count
Won Taafe, the Austrian statesman,
died this morning.
Berlin, Nov. 29.-Dr. Forster has been
sentenced 10 thre months imprison-
ment after having been convicted of
Ice Al Of
ticle in his paper.
Washington, Nov. 29.-Owing to To-
Gusts the sugar crop in Zambesia VIII
be almost a total failure this year, ac-
cording TO the report Of United States
Consul Hollis at Mozambique.
Lisbon, Nov. 29-Senor Cyrello Ma
chaedo mas been appointed Portuguese
minister to the United States.
San Francisco. Nov. ga steamer
from Panama reports that yetllow fever
is prevalent IN Guatemala.