The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-26

eONSIANJINOPLE, April 26.--If II
reported today that the sultan was
taken out of the palace by force at Z
late hour last night md that Mchem-
med Reschad Efrendi, his brother, was
installed In his place.
The suitan's fate Ia to he decided Nr
Parliament after an inquiry into HIS
completely in melting the uprising Of
April 13.
Tewil< Pasha the grand vizier, today
transmitted to the Sultan the resgna-
tion Of the entire cabinet and com.
municated this fact to parliament.
The Committee of Union and Prog
ress has issued statement denying
the allegations attributing the recent
occurrences and controversies between
the political parties. and saying that
the march of the Constitutionalists on
the capital was undertaken under the
influence of the committee. The state
ment sets forth that the tragic events
of the past fortnight were provoked by
''wretches. and vile personages, who
We're injured by the proclamation of
the constitution. Soldiers were cor
rupted with money and melted to COM
nit acts of savagery. The holy mis-
sion of the army is above personalities
| The committee wishes to work for tho
general interest and serve the father
land
Burial of the Dead.
The arrests of reactionaries and relia-
ious students continue, and it is esti-
mated that up to last night 1000 such
persons had been apprehended.
Tho la ar b,ria Iu of tI,a -, -, ~x,t.- s-1s
in the fighting of Saturday took place
last night. The dead number about
300. and the men in hospitals do not
reach the total of 500. Five thousand
troops were taken prisoners. A few
prisoners have been shot in attempting
to escape.
The men suspected of instigating ths
| mutiny of April 13 have been sepa.
rated from the main bodies of prison.
ers and will be tried by court-martiaI.
1t is rumored today that prisoners
are being Shot in the country beyond
the Sweet Waters. but definite assur-
ances were obtained at Schefket
Pasha's headquarters that no execu-
| tions yet had occurred, although con-
siderable number is probable.
Refuse TO Surrender.
Two hundred of the Sultan's AL
banian soldiers stationed at the i'm
perial palace persistently refuse to sur
render their quarters, which are ad-
| jacent to the main gates of the palace
enclosure. Although these men have
not fired on any one, their steadfast
| refusal to submit and be disarmed is
very annoying to Schefket Pasha, who
is arranging to attack them unless
they win do as he desires.
| BERLIN, April 26.-The Constants
nople correspondent of the LolSal An
zeiger telegraphs that he learns the
Sultan of Turkey will be allowed to
remain upon the throne, but on con-
ditlons that he give guarantees against
relapse to absolutism. These condi-
tions are as follows:
The walls of the Yildiz palace to be
razed: the barracks at Yildiz. quarter
ing about 10000 men under the imme-
dlate orders of the Sultan. also are to
be razed; in the future there will bs
| stationed at the palace guard of 100
men only, to be changed daily and
supplied from the different regiments
of the garrison alternately, in order
to make 1t impossible for the Sultan to
bribe them; the Sultan may pay the
expenses of the expedition from Sa.
lonilli from his private fortune. and.
Furthermore, the Sultan. whose props
make a gift to the nation of $3.50. .00o.-
900 as the basis of the financial rs.
generation of the empire.