Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-11
AS TURKEY SEES IT.
Further Details Of the Outbreak
at Trsbizcnde.
The BLAME on ARMENIANs
suhtina Porte asserts That Thoy Started
the RAoss b Murders o. In
offensive TURKS.

washington. Dec. A--sFhe Turkish ie-
CATION han received from the sublime
porte q report OF the Armenian troubles
at Treblzonds. The report - very voi-
unAneus ana gives details OF the out
break which occurred on October g. The
report s4ys seuleman Bey and other
hawha nFsauiaia we're Hlrea uron in the
skFeSIaio3 T'rebizonde by one Armenak.
q servant 81 the elnpioy Of an Armenian
hlahap Of TFebixonde, wonnding Haidi
raml1a ard B@hFi Pasha. This cauned
comlhotl0n In the population, and two
days later one Hatchik. q cousin Of q
barber. shot and Instantly killed Rhami
Enendl while walking In the street.
The runner was then circulated that
the Armenlans had gone to the govern
menk house ana asamnstnated the vail.
whereupon the populace turned out In
great confusion and blocked the atreeta
Order was nnally restored by the au-
th0ritiea but the Wurderer OF Efgendi
was stiIi n hiding and the attempt to
ascertain his whereabouts resulted In 3
heate6 discussion between tbs Armen-
iana ana MuGsulmana.
These incidents having been followed
By the news OF the riots in Constants
nuple. brought about ~ some Arma-
nian vagab0nds, enc public excitement
Became greater than ever. every one
became alarmed. and the Armenians
besan 10 .walk Aeonne armed 10 the
teeth and AGREED not Ia open their
stores. The governor general. wiahlng
20 prevent. Il possible. bloody rioss. pro-
ceeded on Tuesday, October 3, accom-
panied BY the president Of the municf-
patty. 70 the market square ana ahsern-
hAed q large number Of prominent clti-
Mana. both ImHazaimans and Christians.
They were asked 20 heip quiet the pee
pie. Al this moment shots were heard
IN the direction o. the Chariixsf quar-
terS Owing 10 the existing confusion.
y was impossible 10 determine on which
side the hrawl began. Il seemed that
kha moge THE imperial troops and agents
or tho police endeavOrad 10 suppress
the riot the greater became the au-
dacily OF the Armeniann. They Aired at
rmnd0m GA the soldiers, police and clti-
mems alike. AZ the sight Of one soldier
and one or two hfusgulnans wounded
and two others who were already dead,
the agitation OF the Munzulmana and
Greeks. Nho had Joined the brawl
reached ath climax II Was o'clock
when otaaf was restored. corpses ~
imE IN ere streets and Lin the shops were
taken that same night 60 the untenant-
"a stores and the wounded were con-
veyad 70 their homes or TO the hospital.
After the riot waB put down. tAe Ar
menians. who had remained shut up IN
tia houses and stores. were deprived Of
their guaa. Until calm SHOULD he entlfn-
" restored sheg were lodged n the edi-
fees Of the civil and military authori-
ties These individuals and families
who were deprived OF means OF support
were cared for IN some Aussnlman
houses and received whatever was nee
essary for them.
The Ottvaan subjects and tins ntran-
gers WHO bad sought protection az the
residence Of the foreign eonsuls at the
moment OF The riot were conveyed 10
their homes, and for the purpose of
protecting them from an attack the for
al9n conaalates and the schools and
other religious establishments, - well
an the residences % Foreigners. while
the trouble lasted were guarded By the
regular troops. Ia order 20 aid the au-
ahoEitlen Ia thair work 81 restoring OF-
der. q committee waa formed. composed
Of prominent citizens, Muanulmnnn. or
thodox Christians ana Catholics. leo
mission was 20 reaRsnra the timld. pro-
vide for the wants OF those In distress.
care for the wounded and cause goods
to be returned which had been stolen
during the Fiots. An that f0reth0uRht
dictated was done. with q view Of meet
ing every possible emergency.
After the complete suppression or the
troubles an elaborate inquest was held
20 discover the authors Of the nrst
shots. II was discovered that On the
morning Of Tuesday. &he skh OF October,
the aay Of the riot. that several rioters
were expected from Constantin0ple By
the Austrian steamer.
An unusual assembling Of Armenlana
having taken place near the wharf. pop
ular curiosity was excited. Among the
letters distributed was one addressed 70
a certain Chavarieh or EirxindJan. who
lived AZ Van. This letter contained de-
tails Of troubles at constantinopie and
the death Of the brother OF
the person Il was addressed 10. This
person. the moment he had read the
letter, PLACES himsalf at the window OF
his room and commenced 10 are wildly
on Al the paasers-by. contending that
II vas thus that one should act under
such CIRCUMSTANCES. Immediately AZ
forwards fpur Or I'VE shots were alred
from the stores OF Dlradourlan, under
the town hail. These shots were fol-
lowed By Others fred BY the Armeni-
ans assembled at the iandinga 1t was
thus that 4he crowd which found itself
IN the square and the adjoining streets
were Obliged 20 respond. II was shown
that the rioters had in
tended 70 cause = great slaughter
throughout The country.
Rome. Dec. 4.-The ObservatoirA Ro-
man0 has . letSer from Cnnstantlnople
which says the pope. Immediately after
he learned OF the mlsery Ia Armenia,
Sent $4,000 Tire 10 the Armenian patrs-
arch. who has replied expressing his
thanks
BOY TRAIN WRECkERs ON TRIAL
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