Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-19
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| are some tales Of atrocities which !
| have thoroughly authenticated The
| Turks burned rs children 10 death I'm
| a baking oven at Bisoler near Armet-
soa on Sept H. They massacred 200
| women and children at Jovan in re-
vengc for a death at the hands OF the
| Insurgents. Fifty women and children
returning from the mountains 10 their
devastated homes were murdered by
soldiers Between Sept. 10 and Sept ~
the Bashl- Bazouks destroyed four VII.
lagos near Krushevo In the presence Of
the kaimkai administrator OF Kru-
sheyo massacrelng and mutllatlng the
inhabitants"
The Daily Mails Constantinople cor.
respondent says the porte Is dlssatis-
fed with Bulgarla's assurance to
France that the mobilization Of Bull
gari1n forces is only intended 10 pre-
vent bands from passing the frontier
and high military commission Is now
sitting at Yildlz Kiosk considering a
plan for the invasion Of eastern
SOFIA OPTIMISTIC,
Sofia, Sept. 1s.--A distinctly optIm.
lstlc tone now peryados government ana
,dlplomatic circles here and hopes are
again expressed that war may after
all be ayertcd
From London and Constantlnople en-
couraging news has been received.
From London II Is reported that the
British government win send fleet
to Turkish waters while reports from
Constantinople state that Great Britain,
France and Italy have interviewed to
prevent the continuance of massaeres
In Macedonia. II is said that yesterday
tilted the sultan OF their dissatisfac-
ton with the methods Of suppressing
the outbreak and declared that the
nlassaores must be stopped, II Is stat
ed that they made special reference TO
the excxesses committed by the Turk
Ish troops IN the vIlayet Of Uskub,
where the revolutionary outbreak Is
insignificant and affords no excuse tn
the soldiers for pillaging and burning
the villages and killing the inhabitants.
The porte Is said TO have replied that
Turkey II simply carrying out the
wishes expressed by the powers, which
urge the sulian's government to adopt
energetic measures TO suppress the
revolution as speedily as possible, The
report that the powers have taken such
action has been received with great
satisfaction by the Bulgarian ministry.
The diplomatic corps here also APP
pears to be much relieved that Turkey
has taken the news Of Bulgarla's mobll-
ization steps much more quietly than
was anticipated. AT the present mo-
ment the whole situation IL regarded as
being distinctly better than at any time
for some weeks past.
A special dispatch from Bila says that
several Bulgarian bands under Capt.
stoyenoff attacked Melinik, province OF
Sores, 65 miles northeast OF Salopico,
Two regiments OF infantry and cavalry
and artillery In support were sent from
Dioumaia to relieve the garrison and
they forced the insurgents to retire to
the mountains where they are being
pursued by the troops.
Desperate fighting is reported to be
proceeding In defile OF the valley OF
the Strumitza between Turkish troops
and Bulearinns under Gen. Sontchieff.
Reinforcements Of troops have been
sent from Sores. cor
Nazir Pasha, the Turkish commander
at Monastir, is reported to have de-
clared TO the oonsuls there. 1--WE have
had one bad instruction. II Will be
the last In this territory
The Young Mems Christian union In
Sofia has issued an appeal to the
Christian unions IN Europe and Ameri-
ca asking them 10 make Sept n day
OF general intercession on behalf Of the
| Macedonians.