The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-23

London. Nov. 22-D dispatch to the
Daily News from Constatinople says
that a large number OF Turks were ar
rested in that city at daybreak. They
were hurried to the harbor and placed
on board a ship. Their destination and
the reasons for the arrest cannot now
be determined
The correspondent Of the Daily News
at Constantinople also telegraphs that
unless the courts which the sultan has
promised to establish in Armenia are
carefully supervised there will be a
bloody assize after the massacre. Some
of these courts to be established have
the right OF rendering final decision
upon all questions arising and il is
feared that many OF the Turks will take
advantage of this for the purpose OF
securing a speedy and sure vengeance
while ostensibiy complying with all
forms of the law.
The correspondent also announces
that all the foreign and American pa
pers giving accounts of the revolt OF
the Arabs in the province Of Yemen.
Arabia, have been forbidden admission
to all towns Of the Turkish empire.
A dispatch TO the Times from Sebas-
tipol says that the Black Sea fleet,
which ten days ago was ordered to lay
up for Ihe winter. has been re-commis-
stoned and that the troops stationed at
Odessa have been warned 10 be in readi-
ness for active service.
Constantinople, Nov. 22.-The sultan
has offered rewards for the discovery
of the persons who recently posted rev.
olutionary placar1s at the mosques and
in many other public places, exciting
the Armenians against the Nussulmans.
A special committee has also been ap-
pointed to watch day and night until
adequate results are obtained in the
restoration Of order among the Armen-
ians.
Sofia, Bulgaria. Nov. 22.-Advices
from Constantinople say that the sui
tan has consented to allow the passage
through the Dardanelles on second
guardianship for eoch power. in ac-
cordance with the request of the Au-
stralian, italian, Russion and British
representatives.
Paris, Nov. PA dispatch to the
Matin from Constantinople says: Twen-
ty villages have been burned in the
northwestern portion of the district of
Aleppo and the inhabitants have been
massacred. The dispatch adds that
kurds are gathering on the borders of
the Euphrates, preparing to march in
to Syria for the purpose of massacreing
the Christians.
Boston, Nov. GA large number Of
represen tative citizens of Boston met
in Fanueil hall today, to discuss the
Armenian situation. Strong resolutions
favoring intervention Of the powers
were adopted.
Constantinople, Nov. 22.The general
situation continues TO inspire the gray-
est fears. kilograms received here
from MaTash late yesterday, APPARENTLY
considerably delayed by Turkish Off
cials, say that American and other
missionaries there are again in the
greatest danger. In view Of the repeat
ed assurances which the United States
minister has received from the porte on
his insisting that they be safely guard
ed, this has caused much anxiety.
The ArnenianS Of this city who can
he prevailed upon to talk upon the sub
ject intimate that surprise for the
Turks will be at Zeitoun and that a bat
tie which will make history, and show
that the Armenians are entitled TO free
dom. or at least self government, will
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