Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29
CLOUDING UP ANEW.
Tho Political Situation In Turkey
Again Considered Critical.
BROKEN PROMISES THE CAUSE.
Abdul Hamld Refuses to Issue FIR
mans Admitting ixlra Guard
ships to the strait.

CoxsrANTiNoPLE Nov. %, via soiis,
Bulgaria, Nov. 20. -tCopyrighted,
1896, byAssooiated PreH. Tine politi-
cal situation IL critical and a oflsls
may DO expected within "a hours.
The sultan whs Is once more
thoroughly under the Influence OF tho
palace party, loi by Izrel Bey, silll de-
clinss TO grant the ffmAns applied for
by tho representatives Of Great Britain,
Russia, Italy and Austria for the rai-
sage Of extra guardshipa through the
sirnights VI the DaTdAnelles. Ihis Ia
extraordinary, ~ on Tuesday Ttwhk
Pasha, the Turkish minister of foreign
affair, personally assured bt Philip
Curria that tue Porte had dctcfmiutd
10 grant tho pUfmitslOn required. IL
would thus be seen that while the
Turkish ministers are apparently In
fAvsr VI granting the nrmauA, the
palace party, priusit, cnHmuoflAint,
anu others who gre the read adviser
Of Abdul Hand, are opposed to u pa
calculated 10 lower the dignity OF the
tul.an. Meantime the Mussuimans
are getting uneasy, looking upon the
threatening advent Of oItTa guatdships
ne nothing lees than warllku demon.
stration bfiogu COnslantinoplo.
Sir Phiiiip Cutro. whom assured by
Tewna PAsha that hfmAns would be
forthcoming, promptly telegraputd 10
the admiral In command OF the British
Mediterranean squadron, instfucting
him 10 dispatch gunboat 90 the Oar
dauelles 10 be used Ia this BlsphOtOue
a. extra guAf1snip. Tho twin
screw torpedo guub5at Dryad, carry.
lug four 7.inch anu four 6.poundef
quick nring guns, Is expected 10 hr-
rive at CuHnakkAl today aud pass "
the right Of BJsphotous. The sultan
IL known 10 be In n state OF greatest
agitation at the news that an extra
Brlstish gunboat 10 heading for tho
Dardhnell0a.
The minister OF foreign affairs was
sent for q midnight anu an exciting
Interview took place between him ami
tho sultan, during which ths latter
bitterly and teatiuliy reproaohed
rewnk PashA for his action.
The Pasha trleI ~ Justify himtelf
by recalling that the granting OF tr.
mans had been agreed TO In substance
Wy Ant hulhAhs luz uullAn luhlhltu
that II was impossible TO Issue the mr.
mans, ps 1t would cause riOting Ia
COnstanlinople, aud the powers should
be content with the measures taken by
tho government TO maintain order.
The sultan then instructed Tewnk
PAsha, 10 do everything possible to
induce the British ambassador TO coun.
tormand his order for the gunbOAt.
Sir Philip refused, saying he was not ~
DO tri1sd with aud reminding him that
Great Britain was acting fair anu
within her treaty. Tewfk Pasha re-
turned to the palace Ia very unenvi.
able frame Of mind ana announced the
failure Of his mission. Tue sultan,
frantic with rage, drove Tewnk from
his presence vito fierce reyillngu.
the president OF the state council,
Said Pasha, who IN supposed 20 have
some influence with Sir Phillip Cutrie,
was seat for. The sultan eagerly be-.
sought him to 10 Immediately 10 tho
British ambassador aui spare no effort
10 induce him 90 order the recall OF
tue DTyAd. Sir Phillip finally con-
asnted 10 place the whole matter once
more before mis- government anu await
further Instructions.
MISSIONARY SCHOOL DESTROYED.
wAsnINGToN, Nov. 2D.-Ths state
department has advices from Minister
Terrell stating that the missionary
school Of scioncsat NJ arAsh was burned
on the l0sh, but the missionaries sro
sale. lilo also tolegraphs that the
Aintab college 10 protected.