The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14

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LoSpOx, Now ia dispatch to the
Standard from oonstantinOple saya that
every day briuga news Of fresh massa.
croL II ia quite clear II the powers
waste additional time In negotiations
The need Of these negotiations will be
passed,
The Standards Constantinople cor.
respondent also says that II tho rumor
should bo confirmed that French aud
American missionaries have boon in'
jurud in any Of these ouIragss, 1t Is bo.
lieyed that these powers will no longer
confine themselves 10 protests, The
American fleet, the correspondent
thinks, 10 only too anxious to commence
active operations.
Continuing, the special correspondent
Of the standard At COnsIaniinople says
that recent details received from Erze'
rotlm indicate that tho massacre was
worse than at first reported. The out.
rages were evidently organized aud
rlanned days beforehand, aud the pill.
lage was on q colossal scale. The Ar.
msnians who escaped were literally left
naked,
Reuters Telegram Company learns in
we'll informed quarters that tho Italian
squadron may Join the British squad
ron at Salonica almost At any moment
A dispatch 70 the Cologne Gazstte
from Consiantinoplo says that all the
Armenian Christian teachers in tho
TrabiEond and ErEeroum districts nave
been killed.
The Vienna correspondent Of the
Standard Gays that the foreign RmbAs.
radors possess ample evidence that the
palace clique at Constantinople isSued
or.lsr, to the effect that the troops and
police should only fire upon the Ar.
msnians, no matter who tue agGressors
Were.
(copyrtaheh is0S, D. EAs .i''oaated PraN
C6SsrASrtS9rLB Nov. l2-rhs Turk
i.h minister for foreign aiairs, Tewfk
Pasha, replied to-day to the notes of
the diplomatic representatives Of Great
Bdtain, Russia and France, assuring
them, as he had previously assured the
ambassadors Of Germany, Austria and
Italy, that tho Turkish govern ments
statement as TO what measures it in.
tends to take for tho suppression Of the
disorders in Asia Minor, will be pre-
senled to the ambassadors without
delay"
Another complication seems likely to
arise, which may give tho sultan fur.
ther excuse for iuae.ion. The Hall
Riiat ministry is said to be tottering
and another cabinet change Is likely ~
occur at any time.
The rumUrs concerning tho possible
deposition Of Abdul Hand are still
currsni; bat the ste;omonI that tho inn
Terial yacht 10 lying oil tho palace with
E;eam M. inIlma,ing that tho sultan IL
preparing to seek safety in flight, IS
weak fabrication. lie imperial yacht
Is sadly out Of repair aud Is laid up for
the wiutor.
The statement published in the
United States that there has been
trouble at Angora and palu. and that
100 Armenians there have boon mas.
Eacrod Il also clumsy invention. No
news Of disturbance Of any kind has
reached here from AngjrA or Pnlu.
In the meanwhile fresh disturbances
are reported from MalatiRh, where u
number OF peraons have been killed, in.
Guiding four priests Of tho Society OF
jesus, who were under FrsHclI ptoIcc.
.ou. 1ho French ambassador, u. Cam.
bon, has been appealed to aud IL pre-
pairing very strong representation on
lie subject for tho porte.
A squadron OF hYO Frehch warships
las called from Pira8us for Turkish
waters, aud II 10 stated that al Italian
iisst will rendezvous wish tho British
ilest within n few days. There has
been most serious trouble nt Cm'aroa,
not far from Jerusalem, but no details
Of tho Tloting there have yet reached
this city.
PANIC At MoosH.
A great panic prevails at MooSh,
owing TO tho Kurdish moyumOnL All
those who can do so ato fleeing from
tho city and noiphborhood. Many poo.
'pls are reported 10 have been robbed
and murdered whilc fleeing Tho kurds
arc said 10 10 In arms throughout tho
district Troops Rro, II IA claimed ny
tho RuthoriLiOS, being hurtlgd to tho
IDot,
Iloplying to tho inquiry Of tho United
Hlatoa Ambassador, Mr. Alexander w.
IurTOll, 10 10 tho safety Of tho American
missionaries, Commissioner Darnham
In. loIographod from lIarput saving
that tho missionaries are alive but IN
hHlrome dAngOL MI. IortoIl has III
iormol TswGk Paaha that tho govern
nent will DO held rc5pOnliblo lor tho
safety Of tho AmefiCana Tho Turkish
minister oi foreign affairs Ina assured
MF. TsFfnll that everything poalDlo
will 10 done for lllolr protection. hs
Mr.. Terrell has gtoat influence with tho
palace authorities II may bD presumed
that 1owflk pasha will keep his word.
Tho most auflous state Of hIlNirg still
prevails NJ Holioun, wlIoro tho Armo.
nlAna fOrrhtly captured n battalion oI
Turkish troops, with their arms, nmmh'
milton aud supplies, aud Afterwards oe'
rnpod tho barracks aud All tho aifNio.
poir positions In and about that city.
Tho goyofnn6nL " striving worry hard
lDpFByail unon tho AfmcnlanW there 10
lay down thBlF arms, promising that
lloy sinai not bo In any way molrltol II
llay return To LliOif homes nnd fhtroti'
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