The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-02

| Ine mousse occupied Dy rev. LII. w. H.
| Barnum. of Leicester. Mass, and the Rev.
| c. Frank Gates. of Chicago, was saved.
| but all of the property il contained was
carried off or destroyed. This destruction
| of property occurred after the porte's
| promise, upon Minister Terrelfs demand
! that the missions should be protected and
| the act leaves the government liable for
damages. y later dispatch from Harpoot
| says that the Rev. Or. c. II. Wheeler,
| president Of the American college there. is
in feeble health and unable to leave the
| town. The dispatch asserts that great
deal Of religious oppression is being eXer-
| cised upon the natives and aIsCthat speedy
assistance is necessary to r.event their
| dying from starvation.
A dispatch from Cacsara says that
! further disturbances are expected there. 1T
! Is reported that the foreigners were all
| safe during the second outbreak al Ma
! rash.
| An Armenian named Guidihn, natural
! lied American citizen attached 60 the mis-
! sion at Aleppo. arrived IN Constantinople
! and was seized by the police but Minister
! Terrell demanded ms immediate delivery to
| the United States legation.
a Demand for War Ships.
| ConstantinopIe, November 2S.-Dcspite
! the assurance given TO Sir Philip Currie
| the British ambassador by TeWllS Pasha,
! The Turkish minister of foreign affairs. that
| each power would be permitted to send an
| additional guardshp to the Bosphorus, the
! sultan has not yet granted the requisite
permits for their entrance through the
! Dardanelles.
The hesitancy Of the sultan is due. It IS
understood. to his fear that the move
meut OF the powers 10 increase the num-
! Der Of their guardships IN the Bosphorus
is merely designed TO mask an Interior
! demonstration Of the naval forces. II is
| Thought. however, that the sultan VIII yield
! to the demand Of the powers in Wow Of |
! the unanimous pressure they are bringing |
/ upon him. otherwise It Is probable that /
| the mowers viii send guuboats into the I
/ Posnhorus without waiting any longer for /
! the suitan TO issue flunaus permitting them
| to enter
NJ Neidelef, the Russian ambassador to
! Turkey has had an audience with the sui
| tan during which he warned him that II
serious disturbances should occur at Con-
| etoptiuople the foreign fleets would penc-
! trote the )arde1eilcs The sultan admit
| ted IN NJ Noidaleh that the powers had
| a right vthe admission Of "A second guard
! shin TO he Bosphorus, but renewed his re
o,,rst AT they should not insist upon that
} he urged that the promised reforms
| v-ar Progressing, and that the approach Of
| AZ, IA Of reform was shown ley the app
/ npfment of nine inspecting judges, of ,
IN three We're Christians. Despite the !
81 ~
/ ere is no sign of amy UPRISING or any
esistance 70 the laws en- t,e part OF the
Armcnians in Constdntinobe Thousands
~ them, however ale rported to be }
Hshunea into CONVERSION Tire 2fo,i,ln
Another Outrageous Massacre. {
London, November 3o-Tie Times pub I
ishes dispatch from Julia dated Novem-
'ef Z>th, saying that the Armenian villages /
etween Persia and Yam, probably to the
lumber Of forty-six. have been destroyed Q
y the Iiamidieh cavalry. {
All the reports say that the number of =
ersons killed was very large The refugees u
ne mostly going TO the city Of Van. There
il probably Ice a massacre i'm Van soon. | q
'hhoh are trained on the houses of the Il
fm'hlans and the trees along the streets
ave been felled to give free range to their
re-. reports say that the Hamidieh caval- b.
are ralding the entire province of Van d.
pa committing horrible atrocities. IDA
many women have been carried to the NJ
ouhtalns. Van is the only place that has
cen untouched by the Kurds, who are "a
rang large numbers Of sheep and cattle. M
ie Whoio population OF tine village of y,
"taion' numbering 2t0. have been killed. =,
PC Atdmldieh cavalry attacked Kotomr, IN
PERSIAN village. but were repulaed by the
rrlsun in the furt
turkish regulars waited outside the VIII a.
&c 40 JOIN in the prospective plunder
stroyed the small I,.,...,,, III. q
nds Of Armenians ~. -, - tn
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5Uoyed Serial Many HISTORIANS in the
: ohola district are reported to have been | Jo'
led nii
war Ships Stopped. an
Novernbal. .s.-Irpon the
ehBth of the assurance given by the 7
re TO sir Philip Currie Brush ann pie
,sadur to Turkey that Tho sutfan ,vo,,Id era
init each OF me powers IL send into the tina
,phorus a second GUARD SHIN sir phutn Tor
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