The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-22
ABDUL HAND MAKES ORDER
That Disturbance Shall Cease
Throughout Turkey
ADVlCES TO THE LEGATION
Subordinate Officials to Be Held Strictly
Accountable
The Reappointment of Bahri Pssba. After
Degradation, Caused the Gravcst
Fsars-Alarm at Aleppo


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queii 'he disturbances In the various
provinces OF Turkey and intends to hold
his subordinate officials strictly to ac.
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- ~ VIC ioi'o"iig caoie received
ny inc turkish legation here today:
"A IL news about plots against his i'm
pertal majesty. the sultan are absolutely
and entirely false.
Transmit you below the text of three
telegrams that have been sent to the wallis
and to the military commanders of those
provinces where troaoi lately took pI CO
and beg you to give them the widest
publicity:
"First-F ram addressed to the gov
ernors-general of the vilayettes of Trebi-
zond, Err troum. Bills Van, DIarbekir,
Mamouretoul-Aziz, Sivas Abanya and
Alel pc. dated November 18th.
=" The commanders of brigades, in de-
taching flying columns for the repression
OF disorders, will send out a procla mat ton
to the people, IN order to advise those
who are in arms against, the legal
authorities of their country to give up
their seditluus plans and to a abstain from
all acts directed against the hiph wishes
OF his imperial majesty, the sultan. The
commanders will have to deal immed,.
ately and by force of arms with all per-
sons who disohey these ipjunctions. They
will also try to prevent. in plac,ng troons
at different points, ali movements on the
part of the rioters attackinv borouohs
and VILLAGES. If mnrders or insnr,ect;ena s
ary acts were to take place suddenly with
in the sphere of evolution of a liyinp
column. said commanders will have to
pursue immediately. ana without aivine
any preliminary warning the an.hors nj
these crimes. Tho commander in ct,irf Of
tue Fourth Imperial corps will help with
his troops the commanders Of hrip
AIDES under his orders with the view of
securing the success of their task. The
department Of war has been instructed to
transmit te;ceraphic orders as above 4,
the Mnchle and TO tbe commanders of
said imperial corps. The line OF conduct
of the civil AUTHORITIES toward the aeita-
graph according to an mineral trade
you will have to make to the proper
parties all recon mendations in conform
ity with said telegram before the sending
of troops for the repression of disorders.
The above dispositions having received
the i'm perial sanction the ncedfui in
structions have been sent to the depart-
rogue t you again to confirm yourself TO
the same as regards your viIayet. Our
august sovereign's determination is that
order shall be restored Immediately in all
disturbed parts, that the life, honor and
the property of everyone shall be safe.
guarded and that all acts contrary to JUS
tica and equity shall be prevented. You
will watch day and night to secure the
realization Of said imperial determination
by putting a stop to disorders without
delay.
Second-Telegrams addressed to the
wallis OF Van, Bills, Erz.roum, Aleppo.
Trebizond. Diarbskir, Sivas and Mamou-
dated Noven Der 18th: AL
though repeated Instructions were given
to you with the view of adjusting in your
vilaypt al necessary measures for prevent
ing all possible troubles and all shedding
of blood, and of forbidding as we'll, that
one class of tho population attack the
other, or that acts ntrary to justice
should occur, such cases continue, how
ever, to take place. One of the must i'm
portant duties OF wallis being, according
the formal orders of his inn erial mai
esty, the sultan, to secure public peace
in the provinces, | hasten to warn you
that, it after the receipt of the present
te e4ram there shoul. occur acts like Sc
1itious movements. perturbations Of pub
lie order or shedding of blood, such an
omission of duty could not by any means
be forgiven and would carry with 1t
grave and absolute responsibility, such
failin also on the Inputes- f!
sarisf and caimacams. You must also |
put yousef in accord with the command !
srs tor t.e adoption of the necess ,ry dis
positions. You will principally look |
with the greatest of care after the protec-
ion of the consuates and forei.' n sub
LANCER and to avoid any, motive for
,Om plant on their part. All guilty par
les should ne arrestai and punished ac-
,urding to the law. You will teleyranh