The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-08


| CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. Hail
! I.ifat Pasha. the Turkish Minister of
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/ The new ministry has been formed as
/ follows: Hall Rifat Pasha. Grand Vi
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+ T. foieISh AHaIfs' HdSSdn FaSha, Minis
/ ter OF Marine; Ria PaSha, Minister OF
1 War: Nemduh Pasba Minister of the
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NANCE Arm fasha, minister without
4 portfolio.
The Turkish Minister of FOREIGN Af-
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UoiS u '''9 'o"e49 d oe''hite teply
WltHlh TWO Gays as 10 What steps the
Porte intends 10 take for the restora-
ton Of order in Armenia, and to pro-
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DiIecl warning mas peeh gwen the
Sultan that Europe viii intervene to
restore order in Armenia unless the
Turkish Government acts promptly
Each day adds to the difficulty of the
task before The Porte.
From Syria especially the most dis
quieting run0rs are coming. and they
are based on facts as shown by the
mobilization Of twenty battalions of
Bedifs out of sixty available and the
steps to dispatch them to that portion
oi Asiatic Turkey.
This lends color to the report that the
Armenians are receiving support from
unexpected sources, and that the Turk
| ish Government may soon be face 20
| face with an open Widespread rev ut
against the rule OF the Sultan.
Arrests OF ArmenlanS and Turkish
suspects are constantly being made
| here and elsewhere.
Possibly the most grave turn in rece;it
! events lies IN the tact, established be-
| y0nd doubt, tnat the dissatisfaction
against the rule of the Sultan has eX-
tended to the Turkish army and navy.
ana the palace officials are in state of
the greatest alarm.
Nobody here would be astOnished to
hear at any moment OF an outbreak IN
the palace itself In fact, people well
Versed in Turkish affairs, assert that
only prompt show of force upon he
part OF the European fleet can avert it,
AdVlces from AleppO say that kUrdS
| belonging to the Hamidih cavalry reSi-
| n1ent plundered q caravan near that
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in the eastern province Joined in an
! ant-Armenian movement, and that
| American missionaries have been ad-
vised not to expose themselves to udn-
| ser While the excitement lasts
| At the instance of Mr.. Herbert, Br-U-
ish Charge d'Ahatrs, all COnsuls in the
disturbed districts viii be provided with
guards.
WASHINGTON. Nov. THE Turk
ish Legation has received the following
telegram from the Sublime Porte under
yesterday date: All news concern
ing plots, threatening letters and sup
posed disaHectlon in the ranks of the
army and navy are Intentionally propa-
gated by Well-knoWn newspaper CORE
spordents affiliated with the Armenian
| committees to alarm public opinion.
As for the Oft-repeated assertion Of
the intended determination of the Ar
menians, it is too absurd to be contra
dicted. The efforts of the Imperial Gov
ernment tend. on the contrary, to que!i
the revolt OF the Armenians and to re-
sist their criminal and bloody agita-
ton
The American agitation at Diabakir
was on the point Of subsiding. when
the ArmenianS began again their at
tacks on the Nuss1Imans bv throwine,
bombs at them and by firing at the
AIueszins at the very time when the
latter. were ca1ifycr II ne faithful to rraJ
ers. During the affray fifty NTussrl
mans and ninatv Arr,eniane ,re,.a
killed and wounded Armenian riorar<
atfacI-ad the nafroIs a. Siyril,i killing =
fev,- nT,1es17I,77l77e ma set+inc fiTn 70 Tho
bagar Two bI,rGrod Ayn1@,ian raL,n-
l,1+ionis+e ha,-i17e ~ tt,eiI. bod I-e,-r(,-
Cthief Of tra Parieb of Farns.
(zTaraobl a+toclxad tha Ti1Ioca ~
1TcLo99IroI,r tIiooaT ond I-i1ieJ fI,aI1yf,
1T11se1lln,ane. ,,
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LONDoN; NOV. f.-lne standard WILL
tomorrow deny the story 1t published
TINS morning TO the eHect that the Iurk-
lsh ponce MADE RAD on the Sedlk
fasna quarter Oh Cona1ahtlnopIe, were
fiohtino thst occnrrad
TTha Standards corrasnordept to1o.
oranhs that he has visited tho cantraI
nrison in ConstantinonIa havinn On
fafned official sanction tharefor and
fonnd that the rnmors of yvholesaIe az
rests were untrue. Ue adds that ha ia
convinced that there have hoan ,vbola.
saIo exaqperations of the numher of Ar
n,apians killed. Tho Armeniens of Zoi-
t,1n are in omen revolt against the anthor-
itios
In an interyiev Said Pesba who was
annointad President of the Council aud
1ybo cave a version of the sitnation on
tho Gnes of tha official disnatcbas ra-
farrad 10 the alleped torture of nrisonars
H. H. instenced the casa of T1zat E1efa,,a;
Who was CHARGED with comnIicitv in =
trassonebla Mot. and who IL waa stotad
had baen tortured 10 extract n confession
from him. Said Pssha denies tho raports