New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-12
e A MUTINY MEDITATED?
,x,su OFFICERS DEMAND PAY OR
WILL, HELP THEMSELVES
o-urn RoMp FACTORY DISCOVERED IN CON
,-r,xop1.E-sIR rHILIr cURRIE's ADVICE
- ENGLISH REslDENTs-THE FORTE
TELLS WHY 1T TRANSPORTS
ARMENlANS.

ARMENIANs.
,.,ronle Sept 1.-THE mosques were
O''' on Wednesday with an appeal TO the
plS-,,ent on the part of a number OF army
~ that they receive their arrears OF pay
ouis aalsv. otherwise the officers must help
themselves .,.,u s,cooverea nv
a." .,os Yesterday underneath the Armenian
'% near the Kassim Pacha Cemetery FROM
,..,orv a long tunnel had been excavated IN
w ,.oc,ion Of a Government powder maya
w tic intention obviously having been 10
p 's the magazine and blow II up
government officials are urging the lot
siaents Of the city TO sign mennol id'
,,rr the Sultan for the protecuoh ms
...,v has afforded them. number OF Eng
S" Consulted Sir Philip Currie the brl's"
h.sodor as TO the advisaoility OF sisn"'e
or,orial. and were advised by the AM
'n' ,or 70 tear UP the document ana '"io"
oaSS"1 into the faces Of the oihciais 'lia'
presen'sts Se,amlik to-day the Sultan gave pr,
Are ,5ience 20 Sir Philip Curre' 'he p''''9''
ambassador ,,,... Iera,ion
NasN"-e Ns .ro, the Sublime Porte the follow
ms .,agrarn under yesterdays date;
ing u" Ito, Government wishing to secure
Ir0np
l"' -, q, Constantinople has decided 10
puono - their native places all individuals
SEM o.ounation who came from Inc prov
Win "0 .hasa individuals however. may at
iD0' .,rr, 10 the capital. the Suhllne roIte
tempt l" ie,.,sd 10 the authorities or the ProN-
has 'rHsraes orders to increase their Nle"anOe
~ ~ - nrevent said return; x,osa5 % dele
ana 10 - commissions ad hoe. compose 81 W..
BESIDES - Danartrents Of War. Interior ana
eales I'm he sent to the ports Wherr .ne nlu1
fol.T5, IN question will he landed ~
,ors will have to superlhtVl'u n ~ iden
ne noce Of those ports ana 10 sM 70 examine
,tx Of all persons an ms Ga
.her permits Of traNei- .o~ tho nersons sent
= - their native places VIII ue ca ,,sa
oatA 49, also will Try 10 commit crimes an
who "" d,.na-oite, the Imperial authoi - :,
ordered to examine closeN an me- sar ~
We .,rg a, tho ports and 70 take an ~. noace
measures tending 10 preserve wy ~ the
ma 80 ,ounteract the seditious proCetulls hear
ana ~ The proper steps have also oeeie
- n prevent the entering mo 'ne i,tonarv
20 a,,;esaries Of the Armenian wv ,aad =,
a.. ai,,eas esta hlirhed in Bulgaria anu a''
The frat paragraph Of the above
ssDa.ch j. Of greater Importance 'hah ''oSe
=. ne ,-ohlenatic Armenian bombs Story anu ~ -.
60 q. 4 c'ngratulat0ry ADDRESS 10 Inc
IT, ,o,iiry q the Turkish treasury hdS " -
tue hvUo~d and the officers, a. well d. INC
w. -. .bs ottoman Army are used TO RECEIVING
49,. 49,. r,o,,hs after 1t j. due. They are 700 s'au
~, ,hev yet some arrears. and they are usu"''
..,,ssas with srumbling quietly. Ihere mus 10
.aer some unexpected motive 10 push ihen 10 p0S'
s,ooa-as mo, the doors Of the mosques anu u
,5-ea,en hat they Will help themselves u'e' az
no paid ,,,.. ~sha,lion
To-, looks Ike the menace Of A military reoe'.'o'
h,.A .,,ld no; be 50 easily suppressed oy AO'ul
49,, s A4s ancestor Mahmoud. drenched IN pIooo
-. i.,s,. revolt OF the Janssares, or as the he!P-
"a, N.-aifkss were Killed within the cairo fortress
The immediate cause pretext for the Puonc pm
AZ m. Turkish officers who WILL De s4Ie4''eN 81
~ ,.r-s settlement Of their claims. ! 10 ne a.
"a .ha arrival COnstantnOpit o.. no
sorairo,s o. the Hamadie cavalry the hdihe .. m "
bss of,sn appeared in dispatches without aIs "a
28rauon % is special composlion an nXcIusivel "
The Hawadie regiments are formed eAS!u9. 49,, -
O., those Kurds OF Asia Minor whost C'ne',s ,'eral
ard The Armenians and the Christians IN - 80
hss become history These ferOclous warrior li3i
chiefs their mountains. Save Il" el laa,. t~o,r
sructors from Constantinople all the oHC'IS IN
tho colonies down the suD-lleuienanlS ar Nui VI
beys and Aghas The Hamades must iurnlsh 'tleII
own horses and equipment the state giving ''o''
only their arms and ammunition . 1870 49,.
Last July the Sultan wanted 10 brlnS Soine 81
tb.rn 10 increase the guard al his palace or dlz
Kiosk but VI. Camhon. the french AinnaS 49,
himself the Turkish Commissioner sent 10 paciiN
Armenia had declared that the employ inert OF the
uamadies was the main obstacle TO the pacllcauol
NJ mat country Still. quite recently several squad
yo,e ~ Hamadie cavalry. numbering IL men, were
landed al ConstantnOple They escorted the sui
ian and were froWned upon by the ofhcers ana sol
dlers OF the regular army who dld not iiKe SuCh
cor1nanionship inasmuch the kurd Hamadie
nesting OF the placards upon the doors OF the
MOSQUES which is reported in the dispatches