The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-25
Nay Be Called to Discuss the
Situation in Turkey.
THE SNOW STOPS RiOTiNG NOW.
But Trouble Is Expected To Break
Out Again in the Spring.
The Sublime Porte Sends out Dis
patches saying That Order Has Been
Restored in Most of the Affected
Provinces-The suitan's Lack OF
Money.

London, Nov. ga dispatch TO the
i ines from Constantfnople says the oDia-
loh prevails IN diplomatic circles that a
european conference Is Indispensable for
the settlement OF the Turkish question. for
A--nonSn the powers have agreed. this
dsEteiileh1 cannot he changed into action
ior feaF OF drawing Europe into DANGER
Gus eastern situation. The winter SHOWS
VIII keep the Asiatic provinces quiet. but
something must be done before springtiTne
IsNiNeS ihe excitement and Macedonia is
brought INTO the movement. Consuls es-
tlmate the loss OF property as a result of
the Dlaroehir riots alone az 2os.0 0C0. Cen
eial alarm stn continues here. despite re-
assuring reports from the provinces. and
the wealthy Armenlans sleep al the hotels
III preference to remaining al their homes.
London. Nov. "a STANDARD dispatch
from Constantnople says the kernel 10 the
present situation is found in the fact that
the government is without money The sui
tan IS anxious to stop disorders but lacks
funds with which to pay the troops
London. Nov. 3.-The correspondent OF
the Daily News at Constantinople SAYS
thdt nobody believes The official dispatches
declaring that the disorders have ceased.
The foreign consuls at Erzeroum, after a
careiui inquiry. signed joint report con-
hrmIng the accounts of the massacres al
ready received. According 10 the Daily
News CORRESPONDENT at Constantinople
the German government has Joined with
Lord Salisbury and has entered a plea in
behalf OF the Armenians attacked at
Zitoun.
Constantinople. Nov 24-No news was
received from the interior on Saturday, ex-
cept from MarsoVan, where all was quiet,
though apprehension was left for the safe
" or the American missionaries at Mar
soVan and The houses were carefully pro-
tected. The sultan yesterday sent a mess
age TO Minister Terrell to the effect that no
disturbance had been reported from the
Anatolia peninsula on Friday or Saturday
a report recently became current that the
governor of Hadiim had tried 10 burn the
convent OF the town and the barley fields
surrounding. Mr.. Terrell thereupon in
formed the sublime porte that if any Of
the American women missionaries resident
at Had1lm were injured in any way he
would demand and obtain the governors
head. The missionaries were safe up TO
noon today Firmans authorizing the pass
age through the Dardanelles of a second
guardship for each power are expected to-
day.
a batch OF official dispatches have been
published representing that order has been
restored everywhere except at S!vas, ow-
lag tn the measures which the government
has adopted. IL is officially announced that
several notables and persons In aut nority az
Erzeroum have apologized to Shakir Pasha
for the disorder provoked at that town by
Armenian revolutonists. The Christian
bishons at Ourfu have telegraphed the
grand Vzier that their safety has been as
sured. The sultan has ordered that the
corn collected in the form of tithes shall
be distributed among the needy inhab-
itants of Sivas and Kharput.