New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-19
SIR PHILIP CURRIE WARNED.
ALLEGED THAT AN ATTEMPT IS TO BE
MADE UPON HIS LIFE.
A SCHEME TO DISGRACE ARMENIANs-rrRKs NOT
PLEASED WITH THE PROMISED Rbfoh"S
TO STOP AGiTATIoN-A NEW

PLEASED WITH THE PROMISED Rhfoh"S
TO STOP AGiTATIoN-A NEW
EPOCH IN TURKEY.
Landau Oct H-"The Times" will Tomorrow say
that Sir Philip Currie. the British Ambassador 10
Turkey. has received from an Armenian source
warning that the Young Turkey party is very
ukelv 10 induce some Armenian mscreant TO make
an at,empt upon his life for the purpose OF as
gracng the Armenians So
THE Standard" will tomorrow puphsh " "i'
patch from Constantlnope saying mat tne con-
clusion OF the dispute between the Porte ana the
Powers has not been received with rejoicing Inc
members OF the Bourse and merchants are perhaps
pleased. and the Embassies certainly are put 'Ae
Armenians consider the concessions ilusory ana
the control provided inadequate. The Turkish ON
cias admit that consent TO the scheme OF rs'o'"
was wrung from the Porte by violent pressure
Turkish Independent opinion is violently averse to
the Armenans obtaining special privileges Many
OF the most competent observers declare tha' the
country IL the eve OF crisis.
The dispatch confirms the accounts already teie-
graphed 10 the United Press Of the rioung at
Trebizond and AkhisSar and adds that the OH
Gals at the latter pace arrested ffty-two persons
almost all OF whom bulgarian immigrants
Constantlnop.e. oct. 1S.-A, meeting held
Wednesday night OF the six Amba ssadors or the
Powerg which sent the joint note to the Porte
relative the recent roting here, 1t was decided 10
send collective address 10 the Armenian patriarch
asking him to his influence to stop the agita-
ton that is being carried on among the Armenians.
The address vii. be presented by the dragona's OF
the British Russian and Austrian embassies. Inc
meeting OF the Ambassadors was held at the resi-
dence Of NJ Cambon the representative of France.
The weapons seized in possession Of the Armenians
will be deposited in the Ministry OF War in parcels
bearing the seals OF the embassies
Secretary Lister OF the British Embassy, who
has visited the prisons under the permission re-
luctanty granted by the Porte. saw about three
hundred Armenans in the tai.s including He
wounded. who were in hospita.. The condition OF
eighteen OF these wounded prisoners is serious. Inc
commission appointed to inquire into the circum-
stances OF the arrests OF Armenians has released
eighty prisoners.
Notwithstanding the efforts that have ostensibly
been made TO subiue the fanatcism OF the Mahom-
etan theological students, they are still causing
anxiety TO the authorities. They are of course, Dill
terly opposed TO the granting OF any REFORMS mat
will benefit the Christians. and last night an ui-
usual number OF them paraded through the streets.
1t was evident from their conversation that 1t was
their Intention TO make demonstration against
any scheme of reform that applied only TO the Ar
menlans Their intention quickly vanished, how
ever wnen they learned that the authorities d,d not
propose 10 stand any nonsense IRON ,ns anu por
use in the Of the Sofas attempting to create
any riotng. Soon after this Information was re-
ceived the greater number Of the students dlsap-
peared from the streets.
London oct ls-"The Globe in an article com
menting upon the acceptance by the Sultan OF Tur-
key OF the now proposals submitted by the rep
resentatives OF England. France and Russia. says:
The terms OF the proposals are rot known pre-
clsey but they certainly much less drastic than
were the original ones. The Government Of the
Turkish Empire is not to be put into the hands OF
a commission nor is the Sultan TO be superseded by
European official In Armenia or anywhere else.
THE Globe expresses belief that the settlement
will not last long but says.
English diplomacy took the lead in bringing the
Sultan to his present attitude. and It would be
hameful not uphold him against further assaults
upon his independence