Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-10
MUST HAVE ORDER
Turkish Governor Warns the
 Local Authorities.
WILL HOLD THEM RESPONSIBLE


 Also Demands Removal of Reshld
 Pasha, Vali of Beirut
 Washington, Sept 10-The navy de- partment has received cablegram from Rear Admiral Cotton, dated at Beirut yesterday, stating that the ar rfval of the Turkish governor of Da- Wnascus has restored confidence. The Turkish governor has warned the To- cal authorities that they will be held responsible for any disturbances.
 Washington, Sept 10. Minister Leishman cabled the state department from Censtantinople that the French ambassador has demanded the remov- al of the governor of Beirut and that other foreign representatives probably will do the same.
 Mr Leishman is vigorously urging the sublime porte to replace the gov ernor by some one more capable of preserving order and of giving more efficient protection to American citi- Zens and interests. In this course he has the approval of the state depart ment Nothing is said in his cable gram of further disorders at Beirut.
 London, Sept 1o.-Europe is stand ing on the edge of a precipice, said 8 man to-day who is conversdnt with af- fairs at the present time, and no one can tell when Turkey and Bulgaria To 1r1' tent that other countries will be drawn in despite all efforts to prevent it. Bull garia, this man says, should be asked to desist from lending aid~to the in surgents, and adopt a policy of strict neutrality.
 Constantinople, Sept ,1o.-United States Minister Leishman has pre- scented demand to the Turkish gov ernment for the dismissal of Reshid Pasha; vaI of Beirut, on the ground that so long as he is retained in office the lives and property of Americans in Beirut are insecure The porte has not yet replied to the demand, nor has there been any development in connec- <ion with other American affairs.
 The dispatch of Nazim Pasf1a to Bei- rut from his post at Damascus is con sidered to be a preliminary step tow ards settlement. Maxim Pasha re- ceived an enthusiastic reception upon his arrival at Beirut. a crowd at the railway station cheering him repeat edIy. The town was then perfectly tranquil.
 According to the latest telegrams however, the consuls continue to transact their business with Reshid Pasha, vail of Beirut.
 Beirut advices received here late yesterday stated that uneasiness still prevails among the Christians there and that the exodus to the mountains continued, but no fresh disturbances had occurred
 Rear Admiral Cotton confirms the reports that he can land five hundred marines and bluejackets from the Brooklyn and San Francisco in case of urgent necessity. Nothing is known here anent any arrangement made by other powers for sending warships to Beirut
 Private advices from Kirk -Kilissen (32 miles from Adrianople) state that while the Turkish regular troops are conducting themselves well the AL banians are insubordinate and are pill lag1ng and burning villages and are even threatening their own officers when they are ordered not to plunder Up to September twenty-seven bat talions of troops had been concentrat- ed in the Kirk-KiIissen district. An imperial trade has been issued order ing the reconstruction of the fortifica- tions of Adrianop1e, Chatalja, Erzer- un1 and the Bosphorus.
 
 Paris, Sept 1O.-Advices received by the French foreign office from Beirut say that Nazim Pasha is making thorough investigation of the causes of the recent disorder at Beirut and that he has given assurances to the foreign consuls that he will severely punish the guilty. Under the circumstances, the French, British and Italian consuls have decided not to ask for the land Ing of the American marines as (con- trary to the Constantfnonle advices) the excitement has subsided and the Christian refugees who fled are re- turning to their homes
 The investigation thus far made into the outbreak has shown that the DO lice participated in footing the shops and houses, the former vail. Reshid Pasha, being unable to control the po- lice.
 Berlin. Sept 10.-A dispatch received hnro fronp CoDsto pfi .o-.