The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-07
SAID PASHA'SASYLUM.
The Long-headed Turk Safe In the
British Embassy.
HE REFUSES ALL. TEMPTING OFFERS.
Schemes to Get Him Within the
Gates of the Yildir Kiosk.
HE REFUSES ALL TEMPTING OFFERS
THE SULTAN NEATLY F0lLED.
No Tidings From tho American Missiou-
aries at Cesarcn--Grrat Anxiety
Is Now Felt.

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Oh pcslrUg nus deposition, Tie sultan had
boon led To belirvo that the former rraud
,ty,.,. n,,,. a.. ,..-, NJ. .
f''"N' "'""' II" EARNEST eio''N 10 in'h'o
the powrtN to- withdraw their demands
for the extra ruafdahipp II WINS uointni
pu' 10 ulN sultan tilhl IT SAID lAHhA
influence had been strong enough TO bring
about thp rerau or lhe pritieh p,uthnpt
-
iTN"" l'uUl tue 'Htldil'" 10 INC l'Aruan-
Giles. &c was sufficient IN view OF tho
paocrtui condition ~, CONGREGATIONAL. mn,
va ''','''''' w '''''''"',"'i'' ''''
inc riloriH helnE made To restore order
IN the provinces 20 persuade the powers
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amps u Wan IN vain that tho pRHha pro-
tested he had done everything possible
,,,t,,. tho ,,,,,,,,,..., mn. t,
would not ,ieion ia mis- explanation aud
droye him from his presence as lee did
rou.nh p,ab, r. ,,r,,o,cr ,,, t,r..i,.,
W." '"""'' Wv "N''""' i'' '"'''N'
uNAlfs. Some Gays uHo, bitterly dcuOu0Ciug
him for his altered tr,n,Lcrv
V,n,, e.t, p'n 80 ,., .,....
N"'h 9"lp "hht n'' '''' we l"N'N'
the advisers of Ahdul llamid were not SLOW
to Intimate TINT the ulraidcut of tho cauu-
eff nc .,,to ,,.,s ,ta,,..ro,,, ,u..,,, ,,ro
e." gu Hi"'t WIS " uiiWr'ohN 'h'HN' WIZ
should he promptly deprived of the power
of doing further harm The sultan was
i,,,,,,...,..,, ,,.,,t ,l.. tl., tivt s,to p,sn,
"'P' '"HeH WIN '"' '''"' h"' "''" ''''H
| was too important a petAuuhgc to .hr
dtasgrd from ha t"Nidcncc hy INC poil'"
uI ho'ul.iN SypeuOdN M unun me lu, q
/ ol t'Wpilnr hhld lpNha once inNIr Wilhlh
| the gAtcN of tlir ildiE KIOSK 10y the on e
of tnr yizitraic lNtW ihNha th" PR sem
fraud Wiz p, n.uk S,lIon,h 10 my pNth
said rnShn, however, leg too Wen Nrrarl
| IN the Traditions of the NndlH i\inSk 10 hc
| o~uBnt ny such mn. ne Heni a punW
| ats. and this tod to lhr lcsr Euhtle niiol ui
accommodation In the intnbNN MI"hh'
nahhu thalct or thv 1lidia b9rh' nhv
! 'thc present condition al government wlH
| chauged" aud whom lie heard that the sui
| tao. ncrNod TO desperation by ne ln,iinh,-
mined upnn lila arrest, he lost no time IN
placing himself under the protection of
! Sir phiup Duffle
II thrn became known that DURING Va
| piui.tprs Of these negotiations said l'nAhh,
/ uion onr occasion, was detained nt the
palHee 80 ioug that his iurnda, VINO hnd
/ been fearing his arrest Tor woeka phHL
! Nrnf ia thn nmbnHDtdois Tor advice,
Nnbnfiv brrf doubts TINT said fafha
| bng l,nnd r,.tenn to sctk tlio protection al
! H.. ,trItieh anbnsantlor ana The situation
/ Ia r,,nruiyrd ana an gidpg ts htius tN-
I ironirIV critical
| Whom the sultnu was Informed ~ tho
! 0".ne,I enl made gdvcrnl fat.io attompt,
/ 10 induce thc fugitive 10 return Ia his
house lie Hent TcNtlk i'uSnh nhd oih'r
mlni4tors tn the British cmbaf0v, whore
/ th.V Ind a long interview with eiuu
| l'uahn and held nut all Kinds a. pfomlHts
TO him on the HuilnWN nrhalli NV ~
! ihrir efforts to pftNupnf an" l'hala to
| lrnve the embassy came to nptnlusi SHld
| IdghA urmly refusing 10 trust H''""'"
outside Of ms nsFiVln :.,,,. p,s,, ,,r,,co
Later IN ~. uhE "a Hs,,,,,l the ninnns-
! SIR Phillip turric ahu p'fEv' III" ~, IA
sailor 10 40 NJ uti'i'"T .,,o, ,nnitln,r usn
1 l'Rshn 10 frluIil 70 ~, ~ fu,,mt oT ihe
OF e. arkys".,iin Xxx c rlm, nr slate wns
certain 10 i,aNe y = SCvn,SSatonitnoi,le and
Ann ol,ni.' vt,o,lin ~ "a ntogf SERIOUS mn
,n,rt AK iii these arguments were
,.},r,,,., at,ay upon SIR phi!Iip. who after
n,,"tr n,,fotIv To- all his ylsitOr mad to
sav uoilteiy told him that no could NOT
| Irt~rf,ro in the matter lie nhloh thnl
| snid Piyhh had asked for an asylum ann
| that h.s rsquesi hah been granted In"rs
the matter ended 30 ar I" w" ''''''''
rie future of 1cwnk resha'a srra9d
Increased ne h,,g'i 9r a ar,"y Ia i,,g,tlye
rrnSiIe,t of ia council Of state 1he
| grcrctary spent two hours vim ne Pasia
at ne s,npassy, u1rnt bi. resi,lnnee. bnt
/ ~, amount of argument would change tue
tmind Of the Paahn and ne te. r' W Z Z,
/ went away ~
g,r6c ambassadors then mot at the real
denro OF tic French ar 'suah"F' ".
1 Camhon, to consid,r ,ni f r',,r1 10 he
| upuhl tiil"i ' ,ho ,orccrt OF tho powcrs
I lTobahlulI ul we i t,tt,nafrd maj
| htlhR nloh'if HIN ca,oa am nbnnd
/ thN fulNth ~ lhu,s Ia, ,hr ,o,vrrr
once moro IN nls huH.~l.., w" No. A.
| on the guhtdrhlp pueh'lV,' ~ W." No
! a popADililS or tIi"lh hi' ''"''N W.
/ ORA wing their dculahub, . 49,,
! This rumor does nor hitact tn' ~
! ton that II would nave hltfa'pu 'h"I
I Il not been FOR the fact that inc same To-
! norf had hoen started hy the rnlhco OH.
/ rtais a number Of times during the past
| two weeks