New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03


GUARpsfuPs ARE ADMITTED
CONFERENCE OF THE
AMBASSADORS
r,snna. Dec Die Politische Correspond
ant" an unusually well-informed newspaper,
has hitherto printed no repor, of the outrages
IN Armenia 1t now publishes a dispatch from
Constantinope. bearing date Of November p.
which says that the situation throughout
Trebzond and Armenia IS desperate. The
official reports ascribng all the outbreaks
II the Arnenians are. the dispatch saws. alto
gether unfounded. The prisons in Trebizond are
still filed with Armenans. The Mahometans
ere well armed and daily threaten the Arme-
mans. The attitude Of the Governor kedri
Bey has made the former doings there possible
Constantinope. Dee. 2.-Detailed accounts OF
the rioting at Harpo0t say that on November ~
the Kurds made an attlck on the place out
were easily repulsed. on November II party
OF the soldiers and leading Turks met the kurdS
in conference during the progress of which
bugIe was sounded. az which signal the soldiers
withdrew The Kurds thereupon advanced with
wells There was nC effort the part of the
soldiers and Armenlans to resist. and the Turks
joined in the killing and plundefng The Ar
menan school was burned. and then began an az
tack upon the Christian quarter the buildings In
which were also set on fire The Christians were
without weapons Of any sort. and trusted entirely
70 the Government to protect them. The Amer
Scans remained In the girls seminary untl! that
building was set on fire and then they appealed
10 the Governor for protection. They obtained
guard Of soldiers. all but two of whom afterward
deserted These two remained and carried out
the orders issued to them TO frht the fires when
had been kindlcd.
WHOLE DIsTRICT'g ISOLATED
The burning continued ~ three days The
Americans stripped OF eVerNtnlhs p"'
their clothing All the Christian villages around
were burned by the Kurds. The outrage' CON
tinued unchecked until the Government at Con-
stantinople ord 4red the troops to take action
Fourteen Kurds were then shot. when the muir
oers and pillaging ceased instantly The dis
,ricts OF piarbekr Maatia Arabkir Kyln and
1oalu have been made desolate Thirty-fve VII
laees have been destroyed. and thousands OF
the inhabitants have embraced lsamism IN
consequence Of the pressure brought to bear
upon them.
The Turkish troops which were on their way
u Zeitoun to suppress the trouble there are
concentrated at Marash, where they await the
return Of the delegation sent to Zeitoun to ne
potiate with the Armenans now in control there
Sor their surrender
Inc government say iHSN CIV liNJNN'---o
extensive relief work and would welcome for
eign aid through joint commission They also
state that the appointment of the six commits
sioners now engaged in Armenia has proved
great success there. having a tendency to re-
store public confidence.
Riza Pacha. the Public Prosecutor OF Con-
stantnople. has been appointed the new Coy
ernor Of Adana.
The general situation here has not changed
since Saturday but IL is now apparent that a
change is about 10 take place. The representa-
tives Of the Powers, some of whor' have pee.
awaiting instructions from their Governments
in regard 10 the matter OF sending additional
puardboats into the BosphOrus now seem to
be unanimous in their nsistence on the issue
Of permits for the admission of these boats 10y
the Sultan. The Ambassadors VIII hold meet
ing to-day 10 consider the situation as pre-
sented by the Sultans refusal to permit the
passage of the additional boats through the
straits, and decide on concerted pan oI az
Ofiicial reports Of the disturbances in Caesa-
rea on November 80, state that the disorder
was due to two Armenans discharging guns
in the marketplace Some persons were killed
the report says, but order was restored within
three hours.
THE SULTAN FEARS DEPOSITION.
London. Dec. THE Standards" Vienna cor
respondent telegraphs that he learns from trust
worthy source in Constantinople that the sultan
j. in daily fear of sharing the fate OF lsmal
Pachs His courtiers declare that the Powers
have decided to depose him. using for tais pur-
pose the forces aboard the second euardshlps
which they demand shall be permitted to enter
The Berljn correspondent Of The Standard"
.aIs that if il is necessary the Warship Hagen
vii be sent 10 ConstandnOple. the schOolshlp
No,tke being ordered 10 continue her training
~The Daily News will say tomorrow that
Lord salisbury has informed the treasurer Of the
Armenian Fund that in consequence OF the as
turbed condition Of the country II IS imposslpie
10 send supplies to SassOun. The trade caravans
have also been stopped 49,,
eranhs that although no official confirmation
Sen De had Of the report tnat Russia VIII not
insist on having second guardship at CON
etantinople. the statement tldt the Chs,I no i.a'
waived his demahu = "o' "N''' ~ S 49,
prise. ,-.. .,,ishas on article On
affairs in the Orient which has attracted nncm
,.ar,inn The correspondent Of THE Times.
in dispatch on the subject. says there IS reason
q believe that NJ. HantauX IorneIN A.iliste' INST
- Toreign Affairs is the author or the artlcie
,r,o rritsr urges the Sultan to remain maS'ei OF
his own situation and 10 show hlmsTH PIoilptls @
disposed 10 fulfil his engagements III ma h, &c "
the crisis will remain an lnteThal one %. - ,i, ~
.bauld ASSUME an mternational aspect II VIII
b. peacefully adjusted on the basis oi the t,
tenance of the integrity OF lufheS' "".C .", % na
be asserted Dy FRANCE anu ~
RerIin Dec "A Constantnople dispatcn says says
that the Car, IN fep! 10 " = - Tp,'eeian de-
tEe sultan consented to waive the i'usa4dm u'-
,rand Tor n second guardship in the b0spiio' u''
THE NARBLEHEAD TO 1HE 'h"O
An AMERICAN AND HIS WIFE Ti'o'
KAyAGEs Or THE MosLfMS A"o'
AiExANDRETTA
London. Dec IA ccTesPondeh' oi .'e .,ir,
P,ess at Alexandr Eta northern "''"
under the date OF November a. says ..,,..,, ,e,.
-, I-n,ed states cruiser Marblehead atm hsre
on %ovember Is from Mersina -, ~ iii midday.
when soc sailed for PaJas 10 .ook aitei u, Poir-
and his wife who were ce1anleI a y. paturaiiz. d
czen of the United sates ana 1is Of me Marbe-