Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-21
CLOUDING UP AGAIN.
The Political Outlook Ia Turkey Lsss
Bright than Yesterday,
BAuRr PAsnA CAUSING TROUBLE,
Another Joint Note 10 the SULTAN
Alarm Al Alcppo-Abdnl Hhmld
and Ills Cabinet.

CoEsrASTrNoPLE, Nov. 2l.--tCJpy-
rlghiod 1895 by Associated Pic's.l-
Matters political do not look hs brig ut
today as yesterday. Oace more Bahrl
PaShh II the disturbilg element THE
notorious official has made himseli NO
conspicuous by his cruelty to the Ar
menians aud the maladmiulstfAllon
OF his district when governor OF Van,
that the British ambassador insisted
upon hib removal. After considerable
correspondence the plain evidence Of
the tpashh's unntnsss for his position
having bsen furnished the sultan, the
latter removed the pAsha. Bshfi, how.
ever, brought the strongest Influence
10 bear upon Abdul HAmid, aud pro.
tested HE Innocence. He claimed the
removal was brought about by the il-
tflguee Of the Armenlans anu evcntu.
ally was not only forgiven but deco.
rated with the order Of OAmsnli
and complimented upon his efforts 10
suppress tue disorder.
Soon aiietwafd II was fumofed that
BAhri Pasha was to bo appointed 10
command large force Of Turkish
troops being concentrated at March TOT
movement upon Zsitoun, which IL held
by the Atmoninnn who captured the
Turkish gaffispn consisting Of about
900 men. Thls report raised such q
storm ofindignalion In diplomatic anu
other circles mere that the plan was
abandoned. Now, however, Bahri
Pasha has been appointed military
commander Of tho Aleppo district.
Tue bad impression this has produced
caa hardly be exaggerated, for the
dipl0mates feel II will 10 Almost i'm.
possible TO prevent him pursuing the
same tacliCs nj Aloppo he did nj Van.
The representatives. OF the powers have
held = meeting aud discussed tho mat
ter from all aiandpoints, anu Joined In
note 10 the Turkish government say.
ing they cannot AnHwsr for the conte.
quences which might ensue, should
the AImeniAns Mt ZBitOun bB masHa.
cred after theic surrender, which the
Armenian patriarch, at the instance
OF representatives OF the powers, IL on.
deavorluR 10 bring about In order 10
prevent further blOodshed.
A Dispatch from AleppO says great
est alarm prevails there. Hurried and
aud frequent council OF ministers are
being held nj the palace aud some plain
language " said 10 have been used by
the sultan.
That tho sweeping out OF thu present
cabinet II contemplated nobody doubts.
The British iloet IL still at SalOnica,
aud the FfeUch aud Italian fleets AT
Smyrna, about 200 miles from Saloni.
ca.
ALL THE POWERS WANT PEACE.
BUDA PEsTII, Nov. 2l.-In the diet
today, replying to a question regarding
the situation Ia ASIA Miner, Premier
Baron Baniiy said the PorlcIdisplayod
an earnest intention 10 restore tran
guilty In all disturbed districts and 20
protect the Christians. The premier
added that complete unanimity pre-
vailed among the powers. They were
determined that peace aud the status
quo must DO restored and TO this end
their fieets had been sent 10 the lie.
want. Baronl Banay concluded; ave
have the reaSauting hope thut Turkey
Will succeed In restoring order, Ia
which task hsr efforts -" certainly DO
supported by all the powers, which,
without exception, attach great Inn
p1Ttance 10 the maintenance Of
peaceful state Of things."
ABKlsu FOR PASSAGE THROUGH
the DARDENELLEa
LONDON, Nov. Ella dispatch 10
the Times from CDnstantinopls says
the Austrian, Italian, Russian and
British representatives there have ap.
piled 10 the sultan for Fireman's, al
lowing tho passage through tho Oar.
donolles OF second Dispatch boat TO be
attached 10 each OF their respective
embassies.