The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-22
THEY READ VERY WELL, INDEED.
Bat Are Offset by Other Orders Issued
From the Yildiz Kiosk.
For Instance, Bahri Pasha. the Bloody
Military Commander of Aieppo-
The Turkish Cabinet Cannot Last
Long.


the disturbances in the various provinces
O. Turkey and intends 70 hold his subor-
diuate officials strictly to account for fu-
ture disorders seems to re confirmed OK
the following cahIe message. received by
the Turkish legation here today. "All
news about plots against his imperial
majesty the sultan are absolutely and en-
tirely false. ] transmit YOU below the
text Of three telegrams that have been
sent 10 the wallis and u the military COM
manders Of those provinces where trou-
bles lately took place. and l beg Of you
to give them the widest publicity:
"First-A telegram addressed 70 the
governors general Of the vIlIayets or
Trebizond. Erzer0um. Bills. Van. nisr-
bekir, Mamouretoul-Az.z Sivas Abanya
and Aleppo. dated November Il: The
commanders OF bTigades, in detaching
flying columns for the repression OF dis
orders VIII send out a proclamation 10
the people. In order 10 advise those who
are under arms against the legal author
tiles of their country to give up their Sc
ditious plans and abstain from all ac(s
directed against the high wishes Of his
imperial majesty the sultan. The COM
manders will have to deal immediate
" and by force Of arms with all persons
who dsobey these injunctons. They VII
also Try TO prevent. by placing troops at
q ferent points ali movements on the part
lagos. II murders or insurrectonary acts
take place suddenly within the sphere OF
evolution OF a flying column. said COM
manders will have to pursue Immediately.
and without giving any preliminary warn
ing. the authors OF those crimes. The
consmander-in-chief OF the Fourth imperial
corps win help with his troops the COM
manders of brigades under his orders.
with the view of securing the success OF
their task The department OF war has
been instructed TO transmit te.egTaphic
orders as above TO the muchie and 10 the
commanders of said imperial corps. The
line of conduct OF the civil authorities
toward the agitators having already been
shown by telegraph. according TO an i'm
peTial trade. YOU will have 10 make 10 the
proper parties all recommendations in
conformity with said telegram before
the sending OF troops for the repression
OF disorders. The above dispositions hav-
ing received the imperial sanction. the
neeafui instructions have been seEt to the
department of war and TO the other walls
l request you again To conform yourself
70 the same as regards your Vilayet. our
august sOyere.gn's determination IS that
order shall be restored immediately in all
disturbed parts, that life, honor and the
property of every one shall be safeguard
ed, and that al acts contrary 10 Justice
and equity shall be prevented You viii
Wdtcn day and night to secure the reai-
eaton OF sad Imperial determination By
putting stop 10 disorder without delay.
Second-A telegram addressed to the
vans OF van, Bitlis, Erzer0um, Aleppo.
Dlarbekir. Trebizond, Sivas and Mamou-
fetoui-Azlz, dated November II: Although
repeated instructions were given you with
the view OF adjusting in your viilayet all
necessary measures for preventing all pos
sible troubles and all shedding of blood.
and OF foroidding as well that one class
Of the population attack the other, or that
acts contrary To justice should occur. such
cases continue, however, TO take place.
One of the most important duties Of the
walls being. according TO the formal orders
OF his imperial majesty. the sultan. 10 Sc
cure public peace in the provinces. | hast
en- TO warn you that II. after the receipt
OF the present telegram. there should oc-
cur acts like fires, seditious movements.
perturhat0ns of public order or shedding
of blood. such an omission OF duties could
not by any means be forgiven. and would
carry with il grave and absolute respou-
sibility. Such responsibility falling also
on the moutesariffs and caimacams you
must also put yourself In accord with the
commanders for the adoption OF the neces-
sary dispositions. You viii principally
look with the greatest care after the pro-
lection of the cousuiates and foreign sub
tects. in order 10 place them out of any
danger, and 10 avoid any motive for COM
plant on their part. All guilty parties
should be arrested and punished according
to the law. You viii telegraph In plain
words every twenty-four hours 70 the de-
partment Of war. TO the grand vizjer and
to the imperial palace, the situation Of the
villayet'
"Th.rd-A telegram addressed 10 the
marshal Of the Fourth imperial corps and
10 the military commanders OF Aleppo,
Bills. Adaua. TrehizCud. SiVas. Manicure
touI-Azlz and other parts of Asiatic Tur-
KEY. dated November Il, The explicit VII
OF our august sovereign being that the
tranquility Of the country should be- main
tanned. more than ever. and In A most eff
cient manDer. and in order 20 prevent ah-
sc]uteIv anv such acts fires, revolution
arv movements shedding n blood, or a.
tacks upon the part 81 one class ~ -he pop
ulatiou on the other, or against the con
s1llates and foreign subjects. tRe necessary
Instructions have already heen transmit
ted 20 the functiouaries of the civil admin
istraton. In conformity with an imperial
trade. tha imperial military authorities
shall uut themselves In accord win the va
lis and ruou.esarsGs in order 20 secure
public peace and 20 see that ine ofhceTs
and soldiers Of The imperial agents art ae-
coring to the military regulations ab-
staining carefully from an acts tending %
cause complaints. Any disobedleDce OF The
above, any neglec, or any proceeding con-
trarv 20 discipline. VII entail grave re-
sponsihilify-
Fuda- pesth. Nov 2I.-In the diet today.
replying to questions regarding the situ-
alton In Asa Minor the premier Baron
Panty. said the porte had displayed an
earnest intention TO restore tranquility
ir the disturbed districts and protect
CHRISTIANS The premier added that com
r,lete unauimity prevailed among the pow
e-s They were determined tnat peace