The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-09-05

London, Aug a1.-The Daily News in
Its editorial columns this morning, says:
Europe Is face to ace with the deposit
ton of the sultan and the partition OF
Turkey"
A dispatch from Berlin says: 1t is an
nounced from Vienna that the Russian
car and Emperor Francis Joseph and
the statesmen who attended the recent
political conference held there arrived
at an agreement which will probably
settle the Armenian trouble without
disturbance of the existing Turkish
frontier. Prince Lebanon is reported
to have said: We have enough to do
with our own Armenians. We don't
want to have their number increased"
A dispatch to the Times from Constan-
tinople says that the joint note of the
ambassadors of the powers asking the
sublime porte to suppress the disorders
In Co~nstantinople without delay fall
Ing to W. the desired effect, the repre-
sentatives of the powers dispatched a
Joint telegram. warning the sultan that
| he endangered the Turkish empire by
suffering the continuance OF anarchy
by the c%onnivance of the imperial troops
and the police. 1t is said that the sui
tan trembled when he received this tel
egram. Neither the members of the dip
lomatic circles nor rational observers
doubt tina an armed mob OF turks a
been organized for possible riots. 1t
was noticed that less han two hours
after the insane attack on the Ottoman
bank by the Armenians the mob that
filled the streets at Galata o~verspread
the whole city, and the Turks in parties
from 129 to $50 strong, apparently well
organized and acting in concert, crossed
In lighters from STEAMBOAT.
In commenting upon the rapidity with
which the mob o~verspread ConStantt-
nople the correspondent says that all
of the mischief could not have been
done without organization and without
the c~onnivance of the authorities.
A dispatch to the Post from Constan-
rinople says: Members Of the Armenian
revolutionary societies threw a bomb in
the premises Of the Credit Lyonnaise
and the tobacco syndicate Saturas Sat-
urday night. The amount Of the damage
Is not reported. .
A dispatch to the Daily News from
Constantinople gives q personal inter-
view with Frank Barker, who was left
in the place of Sir Edgar Vinvent as a
hostage during the negotiations between
the armenian leaders III Tic oltoliNdIe
bank raid and the Turkish officials. The
dispatch says: Mr.. Frank Barker stated
that the invaders told him that they In
tended to seize the Credit Lyonnaise
office and explide a bomb there. 1t was
a part of their plan to raid the Voivoida
police station at the same time. The
bombs were to be exploded at h police
station simultaneously with the attack
upon the Credit Lyonnaise. However,
the men detailed for the attack on the
Credit Lyonnaise at Constantinople had
nothing to do with the killing Of the Ar
menians. The mobs consisted entirely
of the lowest classes of Constantinople
and its suburb, Larroni, the Kurds and
the men who work along the wharves
of the cities. 1t is now estimated that
over 1000 persons were killed. Stamboul
has ben covered with revolutionary
placards. evidently postey by the young
Turky party. Serious trouble is expect
ed today, the anniversary OF the sui
tan's accession.