The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-23
MURDER AND PLUMBER.
EEPORTS FROM mr. I.f>T CONTINUE
THE SfChESING sERIiL stony.
Armcniaux in Providence strike Eccau q
Turks Are Sot Discharged
on General Principles.

STANpl NJIiyI. NOV. ~-.--A teie-
gram received In cong;1ntincple yesterday
saws that bands OF maracding circassians
are plundor.ng the village OK Missiles 'Sd
Piaz. near the city OF Adari, In asia
Minor. and also says that outbreaks nave
occurred In two villages near AnTofas
IL IS reported In Cons,antinoplc that ten
A.an guards were executed ~ the l'y.s
ralace Wednesday evening The Govern
ment has onicialiy issued threat 10 Sc
verely punish any persons found Gllity
OF marking houses occupied Dy tf.he'i'h7
one hnadfcd and nfty Sofas and pcsn-
bcis OF tnc OCDs 1NiNs party VINO nae
Iecn acfig. ia iomcutiug disturbances
were exported from tonstantnosic on
- WcNnrsGay. The Govcrnmt Mt HAS issued
an Orlcr prohibiting Lnglsn %" .ityei'
payers Of NoNemtci ieth. ana AineI l
PAPERS OF November lStn ana l'th nom
enigine the country.
FONS'rA NTlNDpl.E. Nov In con
.cqtlcnce of danger to foreigners at MAJ
ash the Hon. a. ". Tcrr.il ti.c American
Minister Of the Porte, inat g. lFvt-,-
the Americans. Eng' shnen. ana ,in
foreigners there. III g general c"hl'llll"-
Ing at Narasn continues litN ttfoH"t'pHS
looking to the surrender Of On, Nr,n, m
Sans who recently captured some OF INC
fOftifrafoIs al /CltOuH.
The Suitaf mas appointed Nehtnn
pasha. Minister Of the Interior ht..tiu
Boy. and Nen Eff,ndi. special SD ,n.n,,d
tce al supervision 10 record caiiy ,"lu
nightly the results Of The measures ~ ~
store order IN Anato.u. os,
The viciim- It Aintap nrmp,I -, g..
THE Porte denies that the Nra'-s ~ "
yemen district in Arabia, h'adfn ny "
lmaun Of san. are in revolt ,tn' to,,,,
Turkish forces are invested lN 'It -" ,.r
Of Sana AZ was reported a re-" '"''
TURKS RESPONSIBLE.
LONDON. Nov. 22.-The correspondent
Of tac United Press IN tOnStdhth'ilr t,t'
s,rarrs under the date OF NOYeIh1sr Aa'
t1nst telecrapn!c advices from Marash rep
r,s.nt foreigners there as bclnS IN -itei
danger from an attack by kuiois" I"''-
letter received in Constantinople from
Lrzcroun. under the date OF NoNemb"i
BIN supplies abundant PROOF 'ias ~ a.
usssarr.s there were Ueguu and cndth pN
'rSrlIsb soldiers acting under orders
rather than by the populdce. Wio ioiloMtu
the lead OF tnc soldiers ihfo"s aDt| u'
soldiers and their clFli"n 'lie ,
derol 90 dwellings au1 Z,Vj SiVP- d'i"
killed go men. women, ana chiiHirh.
Inc Government. the letter says j. I"N
ondeavOring TO restore 10 the prvp, SUI
of their prOuerty as may DE dNallaDlt anu
to distribute some bre1I among inc SttIs-
Ing inhabitants doubtless under insifcc-
lions from Constaniino?ie. a., Mat,
PARIS. Nov. 2t2.-A dispalth 10 Nal-N
from C1nstau;lnOple says t"cne .lI1s',
northwest OF AltppO have been bui m.'
and their inhabitants ma 5 iie..,,,, s1,,'
800 rlace in ne presence Of the Turkish
o;overnor-Geueral who did not inieIi,eI1,
TO stop them. lpwMIs OF thict iupI,'p
uereous were Killed. The kuii@. acfoIa-
ing 10 this dispatch, are gathering upon
the EuPhrates and preparing &" marco u.to
syria for the purpose OF mAsso CHG
LOVDON. Nov &.-The Daily News
will tomorrow publish a dlspslch rom
corstantinOpie saying mat NE t-lo"'eiso
have been informed that tribunAis 'h-
oil with final dc l.frf Will De lil-
me1lately formed in Arinf ma.
Theeo tribunals viii virtually exercise
martial law ana VIII ny dll l'lSo"' az
eusod Of causing disturb inces.
The dispatch adds that unless the VI
bunais are carefully supervised, there
will he bloody assizes MI. >-ou.s
reuorts that Lord Salisbury has uiEed tne
St'lian 10 promise protection 20 me r.
voting Arifenians at Ieitouh' III tnSy
will surrender Unless terms are nlduc
they are certain 10 De rulhi's'''
cred.
AID FOR ARMENIANs.
BOsTON, MASS, Nov. IA meeting
under the auspices of the Armenian te-
lief Committee OF this city was heId IN
faneuil Hall This noon To protest against
the recent outrages against Armehahs'
and 10 excite sympathy Tor and co-optra-
ton in uIe wOrA of relief for those III us
trcss.
The noor and sides of the hall were well
nliod with men, with a sprinklins OF wo-
men, when &c meeting was opened.
Prominent upon the platform were
Governor Greonbalge, Rev. Frames q.
Peabody. Of Cambridge. Hon. Robert
Treat Paine. Samuel Is. Capen Hasop
Isogigan. Rev. G.. Hamlin, and William
Lloyd Garrison.
Edward q. Potter. chairman Of the Re
lief Committee. sad the Relief Commit
IL. 4 pnCfgnfluDlle dur
img the past TWO months over $500, ana
had about 500 coming In this week.
These contributions were expended on
the Held, under the United states Lesa-
ton, IN concert with the missionaries.
\ series of resolutions were presented
hy Samuel H.. Capen read ana made the
text FOR a number OF speeches, alter
which they were unanimously adopted.
1ney are rs follows.
Whereas. during the last year and a
hall the ancient fod between Moslems
and Christians has broken CIT with
terrific violence in all parts Of the Turk
ish Empige. and
Whereas. IL IS proved by overwhelm-
ing evidence that the responsibility Tor
such atrocious deeds rests largely with
the Sultan's Government, whose author
lied agents have been foremost in plum
,scrlng and numbering the deienceless
AlmtlidnS, anu
Whereas, this violence has now eN-
tended TO the persons and property OF
American citizens. resident in that land
and scrupulously obcying IFS laws, there
fore
Resolved. That we express our un-
qualified Condemnation OF thi Govern
ment which Tor so long "A time has been
rot only unable TO maintain peace within
It's borders. bat has used It's uowcrs
openly TO foment discorl, and 20 give
unbridlcd license TO It's troops"
ARMENlANs QUIT WORK.
PROVIDENCE. X. l.. Nov. 13.-Seven-
ty-tiye Armenians employed at The W hitting
Machine Works. al Nhiungyill,. struck
yesterday. because the superintendent re-
fused 10 discharge three Turks who
were working i'm company with them.
Previous TO this act. the Arm, mans held
meeting I'm reference 20 this natter and
d,putation waited on the superintendent
and said that inasmuch as the Turks were
the natural aud insolent enemies Of the
Afrnenians they did not think IL pronta-
ole 10 WORK in their company. The com
pany ala not consider their claims strong
enough 10 cause the discharge ol the three
Turks. and refused 20 remove them
Nherclpcn the sevonty-hy4 Armenians
.uit Work.
TURKS NOT rnE CAUSE OF TROUBLE.