New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-07
KIAMIL PACHA DISMISSED
THE PORTE REPLIES TO THE DEMAND
OF THE AMBASSADORS.
THEY ASK THAT THE WHOLE MILITARY
STRENGTH OF THE EMPIRE BE APPLIED
MAssAcREs IN DIAEBEKIR-A RUN ON

THEY ASK THAT THE WHOLE MiLiAAf
STRENGTH OF THE EMPIRE BE APPLIED
MAssAcREs IN DIAEBEKIR-A RUN ON
THE OTTOMAN BANK.
Constantinople Nov. 6.-Kiamil Pacha, the
Grand Vizier. has been dismissed.
The Ambassadors Of the great Powers, In their
representations TO the Porte yesterday urging
the adoption Of adequate measures to bring
about the restoration Of order In various parts
OF Turkey. where there are constantly recurring
disturbances to the detriment Of Christians OF
all nations. falling which the Powers would de-
| eide in concert what steps should be takeh
made reference to the circumstances OF the In
PREVENTION OF the Powers in Syria at the time OF
the massacres there In 1850.
The consular reports received at Constanti-
nople in connection with the Diarbekir disturb
ances describe the Kurds having been COM
manded By the Sheikh Of Zeilan, who was I'M
plicated in the massacres at Sassoon The
Kurds under command of the Sheikh, 1t Is
alleged. entered the town and immediately pc
gan an indiscriminate massacre or the chris
tan inhabitants, pillaging and burning the
Christian quarters The Catholic and Ar
menian bishops at Darbekir made q Nasty es.
cape, the reports say. and the French Consul
In imminent danger.
The the Ottoman Bank TOT Soio mas
decreased. The Ministers assembled at the
Palace this evening to discuss the financial sit
uation.
London. Nov. 1.-THE Standard" tomorrow
will print the following dispatch from Vienna:
The Porte. in replying to the demand Of the for
egn Ambassadors for the restoration OF order
the Emp hsS Sssd tns
the coors. and that others were Joining elsewhere
NJ s the cs sd Been me and
marching to join their regiments; The Amoas-
sns the to Induce the Sultan
and the Porte employ the whole military strength
OF the Empire restore and preserve order In An
atoa. go
THE Standard tomorrow will print the fol-
lowing dispatch from COnstnntlnople, under date
Of November 5:
a great Moslem demonstration had been arranged
for November l. but the sultan. fearing the conse-
sent notice to the Ss be
coming known the affair was coun.ermanded, An
0s order was h nn arres. began to BE- made
The police last evening raided the Turkish quar-.
Sss OF lost seah h the con SH were e
A fresh batch of revolutionary phIscsrds were
posted to-day some OF them at the Porte.
II is stated that letter was found on the Sui.
tans table. urging him to abdicate within ten
days and he a Sdd e naf faeTss ne
Reports OF wholesale massacres reach the En-.
Maroni,es and Greeks. The opinion grows: even in
dpomac circles that the Sultan has %s. ordered tn.
is spreading to Syria, Bagdad and Mossou.
TURKS SAID TO SURRENDER TO ARMENIANS
London Nov ga Constantinople dispatch which
The Chronicle will print tomorrow. says II Is re-
ported that battalion OF regular troops has sur
rendered to Armenians at Chikour Hssai. Eel
toun. a. .
The same dispatch says that English resident
of Constantnople has learned from mis- business
agents that the number Of victims Of the massa-
cres in Anatolia must be estimated at 10000
TURKS SAID TO BE DEFEATED IN CRETE.
London Nov. "a dispatch from Athens to the
Central News says that Cretan advices are that a
revolutionary committee recently formed In
Crete with a military commandant, and that a
body OF armed C'retans repused a force of Turk
lsh troops sent TO capture the members OF the
committee.