Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-13
A DISORDERED STATE
Turkeys Troubles in Her Various
Provinces.
soagsroRIrs FALSE, OTHERS TRUE
A Ministerial Crisis Imminent-Ihe
splian, However, Cannot DO
Preparing 10 Flee.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nov. lathe
Turkish minister Of foreign afiairs,
Tewnk Pssha, replied today to the
diplomatic representatives OF Great
Britain, Russis and France, assuring
them, as he previously assured the
ambassadors OF Germany, Austria and
Italy, that the Turkish governments
stAI.msn Of what measures IL intends
to take for the suppresaion OF the uis-
orders In ASIA Minor will bc presented
TO the Ambassadors "without delay"
Another Complication seems likely
20 arise which may give the sultan a
further excuse for insotlon. The Hall
Rifat ministry 10 said to be tottrflpg
aud another cabinet change IS liksly
TO occur at auy time. Rumofs COM
corning ths possible deposition OF Al
dui Hand s.e still current but the
statement that tue imperial yacht IL
lying OF tho palace with steam up, IN
timAtlng that the sultan IL preparing
10 seek ,aioty in flight, "a weak
fabrication. This imperial yacht h
sadly cut OF repair aad IL laid up Tor
tho winter
The ptstsnieut published in the
United States that there had been
trouble at Angora AMI Lalu aud 900
Armcnians there had been nAssauIa1
IL also clumsy invention. No news
C. q disturbance OF any kind has coma
from Ansora or PAlu. Meanwhile
itesh Disturbances are reported iTon
MaliiiAn, whore a numOsr OF porslu,
have been killed, isciuJing four priests
OF the Society OF Jtsus, under French
protection. The French ambassador,
NJ. CamboD, 10 preparing strong rep
rosentatiou on the subject 10 the
Porte. A squadron fave French war.
ships has sailed from Pioros for Turk.
ish waters aud II IL stated that tho
Italian fleet will rendezvous with the
British fieet within lew days.
There has been serious trouble At
CAisero not far from Jerusalem, but no
details OF rlotiug there nave yet
reached this city. A panic prevails
at Muosh, owing 10 tue Kurdish nave.
msnt. All who can do 20 are fleeing
from the city and neighborhood. Many
people are reported robbed aud muir.
dered while fleeing. The Kurds are
said TO be In arms through ut the die.
tricL Troops, II IL claimed by the au-
thorities, are being hurried TO the spot.
Replying to an enquiry OF lie Unit.
cd States ambassador, rerill, rs to the
safety or American missionaries, Com
missioner DarnhHm telegfapheu from
HArput that tho missionaries arc alive,
but In extreme danger. 1ertill has In.
formed lew NIX Pashs that the govern.
ment will be held responsible for the
safety OF tho A mericans. The Turkish
minister for foreign affairs has assured
Terrili that erything possible will bo
done for their protection.
A serious state OF affairs still pre-
walls at Zsiloun, where tho Armen.sns
recently captured q battalion OF Turk
ish troops, aud occupied tho barracks
aud all the strategic positions In ana
about the city. Toe government Ia
striving TO prevail upon the ATmenians
| there to lay down tnoir arms, promis-
ing that they will not be In any way
mOlcstcd n they return TO their homes
and surrender the Turkish soldiers
| they now hold as prisoners, with the
arms etc. The Atmeninns have 90
| irsquently been the victims OF similar
pro Lies that II Ia not considered like.
| ly they Will give up their prisonerB OF
ihs positions they hold. In this cass
desperate fighting may shortly take
place, rs large force Of regulars aud
reserves are moving directly o Zel
ioun. The captured soldiers, II II
known, have been we'll treated by the
Arm snisns, much to thu surprise Of tn,
| Autho rities,