Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-08
SHAKY
Situation in Turkey Is
Unsettled.
SAID rAsnA STILL VISITING
Rnirusn AMBASSADOR
TURKS ON GUARD.
Arm cAnnruLrr WATCHING nv
ERy MOVEMENT Or noArs or
onnAr nnirAis.
sir rhiiip currie lila. Entered iro-
test Against the Espionage
sa, without Avail.

Conrtantinoplc. Dec, ., via .'vrn. Ncc.
7.--Turks hcro pretty avnornllv admit
tho fnct that 10 distinlTlshed a reron
and 40 well-known patriot M said
Pasha should seek asylum Ia rr,uf tot-
Tive OF the precarlousnvrs 4 tho iltua-
ton. II In Acknowledged m all SIDES
that unless the place clique can be
broken up a government by the sub
lime porte Will DO rendered impoHri-
bio, At u meeting OF the amhnnHndora
resolutions were adopted and II In DO.
licVvd that action was taken to the
effect that the powers viii support Said
paHhn IN the event OF his agreeing
to accept the office OF grand vlgler but
II IN not probable that he will again
take up the duties Of that Office after
ncoilng refuge from the wrath OF the
sultan, II II believed that said paaha
IL dcairloua OF leaving the country, but
he Will not quit the shelter OF the
British omhnpHy except with n guaran-
tee from all the powers,
since last Wednesday n strict watch
has been kent upon the British em-
baaay by the Turkish detectives All
night long tho CoclSatrico and the I'm.
ogcnc the latter the steam yacht be-
longing to the British nmbarnndor. have
been surrounded by small boats CON
tninng tho secret agents OF the Turk
lhn EtNtIHllfHht wv U0ltltlH itAlinE
that said Pnsha might try to board the
British g,inrdship, II IN understood
that Sir Phillip Curric had lodged .
vigorous protest against this system
OF espionage. There has been absolute
~ no change reported IN tho guess
tlon OF the guardahips,
A telegram from Caonarcn was re-
ceiycd at tho bible house today an.
nouncng the enfoty OF all the mission
aries nj that point. Even the Turkish
accounts admit that 200 Armenlnnn
were Killed In the massacre ut Caeaarea
on NcSsmbcr T.
Much apprehension " now felt for
tho pnfnty OF missionaries at Iltlla
and khnrput Owing TO lack OF con-
ndcnce entertained In the escorts furn-
irho1 by tho ntliciala tho misHlonnrien
M. afraid 10 leave, These two towns
| were regarded ag especially danger
| oua poata although the missionaries a,
| Bitlls continue 10 appear upon tho
streets. General Knapp was however
attacked by Turks three weeks ago
| and since then he Inns been obliged Il
| keep In the house altogether.
| Emmcr Boy. recently governor nj
| lIadjln, deprived OF hla post through
| the REPRESENTATIONS OF United states
Minister Terrell, who Informed the
sultan that n the three women mis-
nlonarica at Iladjin were Injured In
| any why lie would hnvc tho head OF
| of the Turkiah governor hns been mp.
| pointed governor OF Tnraus. which IN
regarded as n better position. According
20 last report these three American
womcn--MrH, Johcph rofiinH OF Ores.
don. Ohio, Mrs, ", liallig Of Abingdon,
Iila and Miss Afncn EwcnsOn of chit
caEo. were anfe. but tho course OF thu
governor ~ lIndiln In this and In 9th.
or matters WA no unsatisfactory that
- sultan IN Difference 20 tie Wishes
quest him 10 rcfign, probably planning
10 transfer him 10 better post.