The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

Violent Agitation Against Turkeys
present Ruler.

Copyrighted iSss ay he A-sosiatei Press
I.ona0n. Sept - The 8ominans note of
tba fnoyaens Is thst tn~ time 10 take .4ctlosi
ia TeSard - Turkey mas arrived. and the
deposition y ne sultan - openly talked
az "a quarters where heretofore the sltghb.
So lafractloR 81 Turkish authority has
been viewed Nfth S@S1ayo--
ksVeTyw sl~ra o. the continent. IN Great
Britain and ~ Cons.sntinop.-. IL 10
thought plan - being discussed 10 super
seets she saltsF. and there - no ae1b<
ens Great Britain will 5a lie LEADING
spike "a Jae new movement. she :. even
prepared - az, alone Il the powers ars
TOD Slow IN cooperating with heT.
Apart lroaa the. violent agitation against
re action OF inacssaa o; sAo satan. The
profess from a. c,Asses n Great Brisain
resulting from tAe sua1znonifx 0f mass
meetings - a.. parts of he country. tAsrs
are other iE9scs sfons taas both tae queen
and BE Marguis 81 Salisbury approve oc
ta@ aggressive action Of MI Herbert. the
hrtiisa ehsrge daeaire$ a. Eoast tAatlao-
pc. 4ssoN Ire oScAS.oa az the rscenS car
mage - he Turkish capital. Probably sis0
besS indication thai the British have xcs
ne b. n their teeth Is found ia the out
SPOKEN editorials OF the Conservative
press. ey.dently inspired from high guar
Eers. demanding a change in the occupancy
0f TIE throne of the Turkish empire. The
consensus r opinion seams 10 he ihst tho
method OF change should he lefE 10 tho
Turks themselves. es there - no doubt
that The working EnlefS 81 tho army. gov
erTEnent ofyicers aa8 The church. ~ oncs
cons need thai EnTape insists upoa II, can
superssde ;ha satan 81 they please. ard
she's know from experience exactly how
20 10 il.
The Spectator points out that the Turks
of ih~ better class have strong reasons Tor
depossng A5api Hsnid. whose rule has
been marked b. the loss % 50 much terri
iory. crippled finances and oppressive
taxation. IN any case, definite action On
tae part OF The powers IS expected al any
moment IL the meanwhile the SHIPS OF
the nations most Interested are moving
toward Ccnsfsniinopie
Tae British feet IA the Mediterranean
has been reinforced by fiotilia OF torpe-
do boat destroyers commissioned iase
month 10 the service Ia the Mediterranean.
They are under the convoy OF the cruisers
Bienhaim and Charyh htass. have passed
Gibraltar and VIII soon i0in the British
fleet, which Is now anchored lu kavaiA
bay. Salongcs. with.a easy steamins dis
;ance ~ the Dardaneiles. The fleet at
kayai aay has already been added 20. and
!; has also been decided ~ prepare the
home torpedo beat destreyers natiHa for
active service. The officers have already
been appointed 20 command these vessels
The news received from the isian nj os
Madagascar is of tae graye=t ma cure pos
sioie. slaughter and pillags pro.eed en.
checked. trade Is at a xianastsu there 10
10 safety for Europeans outside Of An
tansrlvo. and even fears are expressed
tiiaS Ehs French garrison at that city may
he starved ont. II appears that the ma
tsvcs are 6ealiag the fencs wnseh divided
them prior 10 the capture OF Antsnarsso
by the French ana are now uniting Ia op-
INs!fson to th@ conquerorS. The r~bslfous
tribes are rapidly gaining che upper hand.
and Il is es sEirnated that fully ~ 90 axds-
fionai Freach troops will DO required 10
crush II out.
London newspapers are now more fully
realizing the import arce OF thu pTesid.n-
tiai election in the United States TO Great
Britain and the continent. The Daily Tel
egrapt says that English capitalists viii
never take their interest from the United
States in deprecated currency, and II
goes on TO say that the adoption OF hi-
metalIlsm, or, as II would be known later.
the silver standard. in America would
practically mean the reputation OF their
demand ar1 * is this sort OF thing which
leads 10 the Withdrawals OF envoys ana
declarations OF ward"