The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-22

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Washington, d. C.. Nov. 2l.-That
Sultan Abdul Hamld II Is making ef-
forts to quell the disturbances in the
various provinces of Turkey and in
tends to hold his subordinate officials
strictly TO account for future disorders,
setms to be confirmed by the following
cable received by the Turkish legation
to-day;
"All news about plots against his i'm
perial majesty, the sultan, are absolute
is and entirely false,
"I transmit you below the text OF
three teIeGrSms that have been sent to
The Walls and to the military COM
manders OF those provinces where tho
trouble lately took place, and beg OF
you 70 give them the widest publicity
First rst-Telegram addressed TO the
governors general OF NiIayeb OF Trebi-
Eond, Erleroum, Bitlis, Nan,' Dlarbe-
kir Mamouretoul.A l.Aziz. sivis, Adam
ya and Aleppe. dated November 10:
The commanders OF brigUdeS, in de-
tachIng dying columns for the repres-
slons OF disorders. will send out q proc
lamatlon to the people in order to ad-
wise those who are In arms against the
legal authorities OF their country. TO
give up their seditlOus plans, md to
abstain from all acts directed against
the high wishes OF his imperial majesty
the sultan. The COMMANDERS will have
10 deal Immediately and by force OF
arms with all persons who disobey this
Injunction. They will also try to pre-
vent In placing troops At dlfIerunt
points, all movements on the part Of
the rioters attacking boroughs and VII
lgges. II murders or insurrectionRry
acts were to take place suddenly with
In the sphere OF evolution OF q flying
column, said commanders will have tn
pursue Immediately, and without Civ
Ing any preliminary warning, the au-
thors OF those crimes. The commander
In chief OF the fourth imperial corps
will help with his troopsthe comman-
ders OF brigades under his orders with
the view OF securing the success OF
their task. The department OF war has
been instructed to transmit telegraphic
orders as above to the muchie and TO
the commander OF said imperial
troops.
The line OF conduct OF the civil au-
thorities towards tho RgitRtors having
been already shown by Telegraph, nc
cording to an imperll trade, you VIII
have TO show toitheE ErQper authorities
an recommendatlSn{ n conformity
with said teles2h.l before sending
troops for the fdp = lon Of disorders.
OFFICIALS HEl 4EsPoNsIBLE.
..,,, -. 4 Az ffst....E h.,.t,o. rn
ceived the impef 1saSetion. the need
department Of !, s., and TO the other
wallis. request Pm atRin TO conform
'II yiiayst Our assist fovereign's de-
termination Is no ofder shall he re.
stored immedlaSs Id all disturbed
parts; that the ilia, yhe honor and prop
erty Of every one shall be safely guard
ed and that all acts contrary 10 justice
and equity ahallI be prevented. You
will watch day and night to secure the
realization OF said imperial determine
ton by putting a stop to disorders
without delay.
"second-Telegrams addressed to the
wallis OF Van, Bltlis, Erzeroum. Alcp,
Dfarbekir, Trebizond. Sivas and Ma
mourstoul-Aziz, dated November II:
Although repeated Instructions were
given TO you with the view Of adjusting
In your vilayet all necessary measures
for preventing all possible troubles and
shedding OF blood and Of forbidding hs
we'll that one class OF the population at
lacking the other, or that acts contrary
TO Justice should occur, such cases con.
tlnuc. however, TO take place! one OF
the most important duties OF the walls
lFN e. Nsa IN
n his imperial majesty, the sultan, II
70 secure public peace IN the provinces
hasten TO warn you that II, after the
receipt Of the present telegram, there
should occur acts like fires. gcdltiOus
movements, perturbatlons OF public or
der or shedding OF blood, such an omis'
sion OF duties could not by any means
be forgiven and would carry with II Il
grave and nbbolutt responsibility Sucl
responsibility falling afro Oh the hnu-
tesslrifs and Camnlcnf, you must also
put yourself IN accord With the com
mEndera for the adoption Df the ncceH-
sgry dispositions. You will principally
look with the greatest care for the pro-
tnc,Ign af the conDulntcs and fOrlgn
HUblncta In order to blnce them out OF
uuy danger and to avoid any motive for
aamplnIrt on their part All gully par.
los HADuid b. arrested aud pdnl7hcd
according to law. You Will telegraph
Nv plain words every twenty four hours
ip lhe department Of war, 10 the ylaler
nnlto tie imperial palace. the situation
ni the vilnyu."
rHoTEcTIoN TO FOREIGNERS.
Third -Tdlcgrams addressed 10 Tho
warHbalB " the fourth imperial corps
nd 10 tho military commanders NJ
hlnp, BltllB, Adna, Troblaond, bivnn.
-AElz ana uthor pnrtl ol
ArlltIr Turkey. dptod November Ia
"'rhc explicit will Of Our ruguBt HOy'
.rn.Eu bolng that the tranquility of The
country should pe mnlntuinnl more
than ever and In 4 most efficient man
ucr md order IN prevent absolutely
DHy nnch ntca aH nrcn, revolutionary
movements, HieldiBg uf blood, or NJ.
ihrBs on tho part NJ ohn nlhr1 w n"
population on Tho other, ur ugnlhHt the
rrrrnlnioH ana foreign NiiJocln, the
uonrRry Instructions have nltehy
horn' iranpmltlod 10 The fuhcilonnrl07
NJ me- clyll COMMUNICATION IN conform
ny with an Imperial irn1e the iinn'Hhl
authorities nhnll put thnmnolvon IN nr-
rDrl with tho walls and WOuinBnill ~.
In order 10 fccuro public prncr and ~
ron TINT the officers upl noldicrn nf lbo
iWuUflhl nrCnlH nrh acting nrrurllnN
w the military ipgulallnhn. hhHihlhlni'
'1fnfuiiy from all acts iondlhE W
cause complaints. Any dlrobc1lonco gf
NE hboyc, ANY nrRlcct ~ my proceed