Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-04
AUTHORITIES STILL SEEK HIM.
:, is ryoccted the Cruisers Brooklyn
And san Francisco Will Reach
Beirut Today.
SUCCESS AGAINST INSURGENTS
Turkish officials Report that Over Four
Hundred Have Been Killed in the
Klssura District.

constantlnople, Sept, f'-Cohsul
poyndal telegraphs from Beirut to
u,lster I.alshman that the authori-
Mes there have been actively seeking
ne assailant of Vice Consul Magelssen
h,t the consul Is not able to state II
no is among the persons already ar
rested
Tho United states cruisers Brooklyn
.,d San Francisco are expected to
reach Beirut today.
the report circulated by news
agency Sept. in the United states
,hot n balloon bomb had been found
near the palace is utterly without
foundation.
Turkish official reports indicate the
complete success of the military opera
lions against the insurgents In the
Kllssura district over 400 insurgents
are said to have been killed. The agent
here Of the Hungarian LeVant steam
shln line has gone TO Burgas to inVeS-
tgate the three explosions which oc-
cured Wednesday on the Austrian
steamer yaskapu soon after that YES
sci had left the port Of Burgas on her
way to Constantnople. resulting In the
death of 20 persons, The cause Of the
EXPLOSION Is still In doubt,
Ii is now said that the assistant con-
duotor Of the sleeping car was the au-
thor OF the bomb outrage Aug. n when
the eastbound daily express from Buda
Pest was blown up near kulcli Burgas,
and seven persons were killed and 10
others were injured. He left the train
at Phllppcpois and has been arrested
there,
The sultan announces the glft Of So
900 wooden coats TO the troops concen-
trated M Roumelia and IN an official
note issued by the prefecture OF this
city the population Ia invited to con-
tribute flannel vests boots, socks, ETC.,
which are required by the soldiers in
the field.
PRECAUTIONS TAKEN.
Washington Sept 4. Minister
Leishman has cabled the state depart
ment that owing to disturbed condi-
tons IN Constantlnople an additional
detective force had been stationed at
tho American legation. This action
Nag taken on the suggestion of the
Turkish government which has assured
the American minister that II win use
every precautlon TO protect all foreign
ers, but has warned the different EN-
bassies and legations that II would
be well TO strengthen the force inside
tho buildings,
IN case a necessity develops 1t IL
probable that the Turkish government
VIII be requested to allow the United
Stutpq N gon1 a dot ,,P ,,,ari,,ao
nom the squadron which is expected
70 arrive at Beirut today Minister
Leshman has not yet made such re-
guest OF this government. The United
states has no authority to send var
snip through the Dardanelles and
would have to get the consent of Tur-
KEY and also that Of other European
powers to do so.
minister Leishman In his cablegram
informed the department that num-
PER OF governments have landed ma
iueS N Constantlnople for the protec-
lion OF the embassies.
JANKoFF OVER FRONTIER.
sofia Bulgaria. Sept. 4,--Col. Jankoff,
the lnsurBent leader, with three lieu
whants OF the Servian army, at the
mead OF hand OF 400 insurgents with
q rag hying crossed the frontier on
smohIay evening and passed through
We turkish posts unopposed.
nm hontchen, president OF the
muoelonlan committee IN the dis
suise OF sheep dealer, also crossed
sne frontier. Capt, stoyanofc's band
o",uHed 30 Turkish soldiers at Rak-
99s,ft labout 10 miles southeast OF So
, mm aug 81. took their arms and am
"'IuIton and proceeded to Melnlshno.
sos.1 dispatch from Ria 40 miles from
Le,,, says the date of the general
"'Sufrec'lon has been postponed.