Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-15

Allis Portland. Me-; Rev. C. F. Gales. Chi
cago; Mrs. Mary f. Gales, Rev. Crosby II.
wheeler, ID, and Mrs. Susan Wheeler
warren Mass; Miss Emily NJ. Wheeler,
Bangor. Me-
ROME, Nov IA dispatch from Beyrout
says all are anxious because OF the critical
condition in Syria. At Lebanon conflicts be-
tween the Druses, Kurds and Circassians are
reared. The inhabitants Of Darscus are also
greatly frightened, and the authorities are
reported to be powerless in the face Of the
contradictory orders which have been is
sued The French squadron is expected at
Beyrout In the near future.
ATHENS, Nov. 14.-It is asserted Greece
Is desirous of taking part in any naval dem
onstration against Turkey that may occur.
TURKEY WILL PAY THE BILL.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE Turkish
legation here received from the sublime porte
the following telegram under yesterdays
date: His imperial majesty, the sultan, in
his high sentiments of generosity issued
orders to the effect that all those Of his
Mussulman and Christian subjects who sus
tained any damage during the recent riots
in certain provinces of the empire should be
nourlshed and sheltered at the expense of
the state. The wallis Of the provinces have
been Informed of the above.
THE authorities of Mammouret-E -EiZiZ state
that a conflict took place at Kersik between
Mussulmans and Armenians in consequence
of the latter firing two shots from revolvers.
The Mussulmans and two Armenians were
slightly wounded. Bagdioglon Kircor, in
stigator of the conflict, was arrested and
order was preserved. At Malatia also order
prevails
"The army of rioters at Arbuguir set fire
to mosque and to the bazaar. The fire
assumed large proportions, and many of the
houses Of Mussulmans and Christians were
burned. The Mussulman part of the city
was also attacked and many Mussulmans
we're killed. The authorities are searching
for the agitators and ncendiaries.
PALACE GUARDS CONFER.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-A dispatch to the
Times from Constantinople says a report is
current Of a conference Wednesday evening
between the Albanian members of the palace
guard and the negroes, subjects Of the sub
lime porte in Africa, also members of the
personal guard Of the sultan. The
correspondent adds that the details seem
unworthy of belief, however The dispatch
to the Times from the same correspondent
also says the Dardanelles garrison has been
established on the summit of Mt. Elias, off
the western coast OF Asia.
A dispatch to the Standard from Constan-
tinople says: Kutchek Pasha has been re-
peatedly summoned to the palace of the
sultan, but he steadily refuses to be grand
vlzier. While the sultan is unable to form
a respectable cabinet public opinion every
where openly clamors for the proclamation
OF a constitution.
A dispatch to the Daily News says a care
full estimate makes the total number Of per-
sons killed outright in the massacres $1,000,
and 1t is probable 30 900 will die of starvation
during the coming semester. 1t cannot be
realized in Europe how awful is the situa-
tion. "A member Of the diplomatic corps"
the correspondent of the News continues,
remarked to me today that whenever for
egn ambassadors had established consuls,
the allegation that the Armenians had caused
the disorders had been dsproven. Much
can be done to stop the massacres, and it is
believed the sultan now recognizes that he
must do something
The Chronicle this morning says 1--WE
are inclined to believe the imminence of the
interference of the six powers and America
in Turkish affairs. The nearly simultaneous
movement of all the squadrons of the differ
ent countries can have no other meaning
Probably Salonica and Smyrna will be occu-