New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-27
SULTAN STILL OBSTINATE
WHY HE REFUSES TO ALLOW MORE
WARSHIPS AT HIS CAPITAL.

APPOINTMENTS UNDER THE REFORM SCHEME
DENIAL. THAT THE KAISER Is NOT IN SYM
PATTY WITH THE NAVAL DEMoNSTRA-
TON OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN BITLIs WANT A CONSUL
TURKS MORTIFIED AT TIE
sULTANs LETTER.
london Nov 26-"The Daily News" Will to-
morrow publish a dispatch from Constantinople
saving 1t is generally believed that If the diplo-
matsts' demand for second guardship shaii
be refused by the Sultan. a serious decision VIII
be taken.
1.-The Standards" Constantinople correspon-
dent telegraphs that the meeting of the repre-
sentatives Of the Powers decided to press for
the immediate granting Of the frmans Al
the present moment the Empire is virtually gov
erned by low-bOrn Arab, lzZet Bey. Inc euu-
Gated population sees with disgust the sultan
sending deprecating messages to foreign courts
and attributes his action TO 1zzet Beys innu-
ence.
The Times" will tomorrow publish dispatch
from Constantinope saying that the Ministers
report the guardship demands, which was sent
10 the Sultan was returned yesterday for revision,
accompanied by memorandum from the Sui
tan's first secretary which stated that his Maj
tsty feared that the arrival Of six warships would
encourage the Armenians to renew the disorders.
The Ministers Yesterday again debated their re-
mort and came TO the conclusion that no reason
could be seen for the Sultan's fears. They again
recommended compliance with the demands HAM
Rifaat Pacha. the Grand Vizier. sought an audi
ence with the Sultan to-day with a view to per-
suading him 10 sanction the firmans, but he was
not successful.
odessa. Nov. 26-Great activity is being dis
PLAYED at the Black Sea military ports. war
ships are taking board coal provisions and
munitions. number OF naval ofhcers from ot
Petersburg have arrived.
London. Nov 26-"The Daily News will to-
morrow publish a dispatch from Odessa saying
that General Scheremetieff, commander of the
Army of the Caucasus. has been hastily sum-
moned to ST. Petersburg. it is believed, in con-
nection with the condition of affairs in Ana
tolia. and the threatening attitude of the kurds
on the Russian frontier.
Constantnople Nov 26.-The appointment Of
several judicial inspectors under Article - OF
the Reform Scheme is announced
The article under which these appointments
are made provides that judicial inspectors
whose number shall not be less than SIX. ana
who shall be Mussulmans and non-Mussulmans
in equal number, shall be intrusted with the
duty in each viayet, Of accelerating the judg-
ment of all cases pending and of supervising the
condition Of the prisons. in conformity with the
provisions of the second chapter Of the law on
the formation of civil tribunals. The inspections
shall be made at the same time by two inspec-
tors. one Mussulman the other a non Mussul-
THE KAISER WITH THE POWERS.
Berlin, Nov 26.--The North German Gazette
publishes an officially authorized denial Of the
reports, which have been in circulation. thai
the Emperor is not in sympathy with demon
STATIONS Of the fleets Of the Powers in Turkish
waters
Vienna Nov. 26-The suggestion that Ger
many is encouraging the Sultan 10 resist the
demands OF the Powers is vigorously denied In
semi-officia manner here. The German Ambas-
sador in Constantnople is of the frmest
supporters Of the Powers, and. 1t is contended,
If Germany does not ask Turkey for the adms
sion Of another dispatch-boat to the Bosphorus
it is mainly to prove to the Sultan that Ger
many is disinterested rendering the advice Of
Germany the more valuable
London Nov. 26-The correspondent OF the
United Press at Constantinope telegraphs, under
the date of November .. that a telegram from
Bills says that the American missionaries there
are fully guarded against danger. but are unable
10 leave their houses. They. therefore request
the presence there of an American Consul. There
IS no safety for them In Van and this fact
makes their removal from their present quarters
doubtful
A telegram from Harpoot says that the mission
houses. which were burned there recently were
set on fire separately in the presence of the Turk
ish soldiers The mission college and academy
were saved The loss Of missionary property
amounted to $4,000
Leading Turks in Constantinople express them
selves mortified at the .;ultan's letter to Lord
Salisbury. No permits admitting additional guard
boats into the Dardanelles will be issued for the
present. The demands Of the Powers for such per-
mits Will be insisted upon nevertheless. The
foreign dplomatists will hold another meeting to-
day. at which this question will doubtless be dis
cussed.
The Armenian Hunchagists, or Revolutionary
Committee. in Constanunople, are said to be
planning another riotous demonstration.
Washington, Nov. 26.-The Turkish Legation re-
ceived from the Sublime Porte the following tele
gram under to-days date
The Armenian rioters Of Antab having wounded
one soldier and four Mussulmans, few more
riots occurred in that city. The advces the e.
feet that there is security at Tcharoum and Al
SlnghourH absolutely false.
The authorities Of TOcat have taken the necessary
steps for the discovery and the restitution 10 own
ers Of all articles stolen in certain villages.
With the exception of few incidents Of little i'm
portance that took place at Marash. the tran
guilty is perfect in the province OF Aleppo No
q IN the provinces Of siyas. Angora. Moass2nI.
West A'hSt: