The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-06


morrow Will print a dispatch from Con-
,,.nunople which says that the en-
ba,sies have received instructions from
ths,r respective governments that the
gaardshlp question must bc pushed
home and that 1t Is impossible for the
powers TO retire from the positions
Witch they have assumed
CoNSTA ANTINOPLE Dec. 5,--Thcrc
have been frequent cabinet councils az
Inc palace. and several exchanges OF
communications With the representa-
lives oi the powers, but no decision
seems TO have been arrived at by the
,,r,e on the subject OF the irmRns de-
T,sndcd by the powers for the passage
oT extra Cuarahips through the parda-
n4lles, The lilatory policy OF the palace
s4ople Is continued. apparently In the
Sopa that some hitch viii occur which
viii nut an end to the accord OF the
mowers. The ambassadors do not at
;amnt 10 deny that the accord OF Europe
Is liable TO be disturbed at any moment,
nnd IL is 10 attain this end that the
Turk is working night and day with all
The SKIN and Subtlepess OF eastern dl-
Irritating rumors about the ''renl de-
signs" OF Great Britain are taken To
he Russian embassy by the agents OF
The porte. and annoying insinuatlons
concerning the ultimate aims" OF Rus
yG Nnd their way through the porte's
agents into the British embassy. In turn
me French ambassador hears sly re-
portR about the dOlngs OF the German
ambassador and vice versa. so the
game continues, with the Turk still
ahead. in spite Of the efforts OF an ap-
rarently united Europe. However un-
less all signs are misleading or the un-
expected happens, there will be o de-
cldcd change in the situation By Sat
urday
long been commented upon, but, as
change In ministry ls one OF the Oldest
and mcst familiar moves OF the sultan
10 obtain further delay, little or no at
tention has been paid TO the matter be-
yOnd conveying TO Abdul Hamid the
lntlmatlon that another change OF min.
Istry would In no way alter the deter
mlnAtlon OF the powers TO take amy
action they may think advisable under
the circumstances.
ALL GUARDED.
All the Turkish ministers are guard
ed. and all are in fear Of their lives.
not only dreading assassination ut the
hands OF ArmenianE, but standing In
great apprehension OF being summnr-
ifs dealt with by the sultan, who Us
known TO be irrltnted beyond any pre-
v!ous degree at everything and every
body. Seeing the meshss OF the Euro
pesn net drawing closer and closer
around him every day, Abdul HAmid
u described as being frantic with i'm
potent rage and likely 70 wroak vense.
Lnce upon any or all OF his ministers IL
he can only muster up enough courage
10 do so.
United States Ambassador Terrell has
feeeived a note from the porte to the
effect that new and moro vigorous or
Gsrr have been sent to the Turkish OIL
Gals In the disturbed districts TO take
tgsrr precaution necessary TO protect
an foreigners and their property, and
assuring him Of the safety OF tie Amer
isar missionaries at Caesarea, from
Nkrrc disturbance" was recently
i1poyted.
4 Dispatch to-day from Mprash says
that tho American missionaries there,
the Rnv. and Mrs. LucluB o. Lee, MISS
Harriet A. Lowell. Mrs. Eta D. Mar.
d.a and Miss Media Hess. nre safe. and
corarms the story that tic mission
buildinEss were attacked by the Turk
i'h troops.
A THRILLING STORY.
A thrilling story Of passenger on
n steamer which has Just pnHaed
through the DardanellcS en- route TO
this city In being related here. The
ship had stopped at the station not far
from stnmboili and was. consequently,
purgulnE courBo only n little dis
tsnoe from shore. An Ht once n pierre
irg shrek wHs heard. which was soon
followed by another. Tho captain Of tho
';'a'ncr resolved on steering In the DE-
- ton whence tho cries proceeded Tor
the purpose Of rendering assistance. IT
vsa B,il dark when the Hhrieks were
rrt heard, but dawn wnB beginning tn
lelk. and In the dim light boats illled
ven HnttaB and military men were per-
rrrl As the veHBel continued to mp
f-sash the spot the officers mnln siRnn
fnr 10 keep away. When the cap
fan hcgitatcd n moment the signals
'aie repeated IN more percmptory
mannnr. whrrcup0n tho steamer pro.
'si"l on her courHr. All this throws
q iryig llght Oh what In passing hero.
i!ntuiana Hrc by no means the Rolr
v.elma. II may easily bo underHtood.
'a"f.0rc. why discomfort and apprc-
'ri ,Ju are 10 widcipread.
A'''r the mnmHcrc NJ MnrHovnn n
rhIsi'y rpoctnclc was presented IN The
'7''Dm NJ tho vullcy on the edge OF tho
''molIan romcteiy Corptcs wrfg
'TgHRiIt out w tho wagon load and
HNHtgF tt.,,t, NI,s geNttWn ttt hFntW Thu
|"'nh.litr horde Of bafbnrl1na p0unCrd
uitn the dond after thcy had been cast
Nk' DrHl upon the gfdnd and stripped
No tIrrnFsng oi what poor, bloody
Tt'Nlug they had upon them. Finally
b '.nrr NJ hrmenlnr1, with nm Armrn-
lHn priest, were sent out, protected by
. ruard NJ soldiers. tO bury the mass N
humanity
MUST COME no TIME
Tho following statement regarding
l'o situation was obtained to-day from
70 h'eh officlali
Although the Rtnlomrnt that the
lp"rrH have presented mn ultlWntum
IN The sultan Oh tho extra runrdHhlp
guNlllpu Nv correct, II IN trup TINT lhyro
'1T" been further representations ny
.'. WWbNNNNuulN WIl'U UlNt l'hWlb =!
~ u 'l1rh interchange NJ ylowa nnd
ilrln lHu strong frplug tlinl the doluy5
I tho sultan viii MOI bo allowed 10 con.
u.u" much Longer.
TIL" following official Rinlomcnt has
been given out hctci
The Armenian lenders nt Hlluh mud
ln'thfluh Cppnrl IN purHunuon ~
Nslr rphyrraiye programme having
0''I uron tho MuFmllmnhi IN The 0uCn
hff1rr Troubles broke out Tie
MmLNnLIIInn rLLnnrn.hnn finn NM nnh In.