Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03
e,,,I,., Containing Turkish OflclalS
Pierced With Bullets
,,oou FLOWS IN cOSsrASrISorIF
...,.u, rudeavor to Prc'en, P'i''
,,u to the sultan aud a
Riot Ensu's.

Was couNthee w. .-.. ....
u, ,uppressing tho disturbance, wa,
y. with bullets rs u pas'e'
,ps,oagh the streets, fired from AIm' IN
'o'V II the insurgent cltizeni.
w .nnblle officials In the carriage ef-
I'D injury from the dying bullets 10
!. have been learned. Many
,...sr,.by in the sircsi' wore not 80
t,,,unats, and tue latest accounts OF
N. number killed and wounded place
This stoat church Of the PairIarehat
,nu,,,d IN the Greek quarter, which
20, the scene Of the first outbreak ON
Monday /, now surrounded by troops.
The Korumpsbon quarter 10 also In
state OF siege.
with regard to the death Of seriveie
pev. one OF the officers WHO was killed
In Mondays riot at the Pairisfchai,
The following details AFRO learned! IL
IL alleged that he called the Armen-
ian bearer OF tho petition, which 1t
wa. sought to present to the grand
ylsisr, "Chaeour." This 10 oquivalen,
10 saving 'lnhdel dog" anu 10 the
term Of oppIobrium used by the
Turks toward those who do not follow
IN, ptophot MahomeL The Armenian
ittohed to this, and the quarrel in'
creased In heat until the shooting DO.
roe customs slilce in the city las
been tloaud during tho riots. IL 10
fepofled that a number OF Atmenians
lfoke Into the law courts Of tue city
curing tho disorder and killed two
Judges. The mufdtrers were fecOg-
nlled and were subsequently arrested.
An Armenian cashier employed In
The department Of customs In tho city
has teen astatsinated, ami this crime,
It 10 believed, was actuAtod by motives
Of Political revenge.
HUNDREDS SLAIN.
LONDON, Oct. The CONSTANT.
noplo correspondent OF the Standard
ays:
Af,er the fighting on Monday man
who was present at the police station
states that he saw four bodies brought
M and eight prisoneis, who as soon ms
,uey got ia were bayoneteJ, Tho mum.
Ter Of slain Is yariousIy estimated nj
from Two TO three hunured. AZ aeon
~ the street fignting commenced AT.
fest. began 10 be made and before
nighlfail many hundreds were I'm.
ptisoned. The whole ministry ot ius.
lice was converted into u jail and was
I3on filed, Today Tuesday tho
wholesale arrests continued. Ths irritH.
.ijn OF the Turks against the Armenian
seems TO increase and no Armenian
lAte cross into Stamboul.
0AusE VI ihh hioIs'
The trouble among the Armonians
10 this city has been brewing q long
lme, the bitter feeling against tho au.
lhOnllts growing strong Ms week after
week passes without the adoption BY
,he Turkish government of the scheme
'or reform In Armenia, proposed by REQ.
,ssenlAliye. OF tns powers. Finally The
Afmenians determined, Mt All hazafds.
10 alttmpt 10 present n potltlon TO lhe
,ullln, through the grand yizlor. and
large body OF Atmsninus. on Mon
day, MARCHED with this Intention To-
ward ina nais,a ~ ,ha po,,,, rna 49,
lhtfitlep, in authorization OF trouble.
hsd stationed strong force OF police
about the palace, and the other build
iDgs were also guarded,
rha Atriva, Of the ATmSninns at the
palace was the slgn Of for several dies.
peralu encounters beiweeu them ana
the police, curing which ssversl turks
and number OF Armeniuns were
killed or won nded, A consetya,iy.
estimate places the killed AZ ten, with
forty severely wounded.
Many Afmeniaus were thrown 10
the ground aud severely beaten by Ia.
Turkish policemen, alter when they
were securely hound apd olrtod AWAY
70 prison. Onu Armsnian. after huv.
Ing been terribly beaten with n
bluageOn, was shot and Killed by a
policeman. The rlotlng was contiuuoi
the remainder OF ths day aud 40
alarmed the government that the chr.
flson was hastily ordered under arms
and has been 60 ever since, the troops
being vigorously confined 10 tho bar-
racks. Students took active part in
the flOling. A crowd OF these killed
Two Turkish officers and wounded a
numbef.
Tue aftestIpp Of tho Armenian.
went on ali inv ON Mondav .ud ve..
ietdAy, hccompanied by mora bl9od.
shed, several Atmenians WHO resisted
tln ati....... 49,.