Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-19
THIRTY THOUSAND TRAINED
SOLDIERS READY TO MARCH IN
DEFENSE OF CONSTITUTION


Ing in Constantincplc Try To restore
obedience TN evciy means and be as-
snred that yo SHAH remain here until
we are satisfied that no fresh attack
win be made upon the constitution =
After discussing the reply the
chamber resolved 20 send u deputation
go the barracks to explain to the sol
oiors tho evil results Of disobedience
According TO tho latest news from
Adana the mssi, naries do not dare
leave the mission house They are
suffering from lack of provisions and
medicines and have Appealed TO the
military authorities for protection.
Adana is stil burning aud it is re-
ported that not less than 2 900 persons
uc homeless at Tarsus.
Latc kilograms received from the
British vice consul at Adana say fur
ther trouble an chat place is apprc-
hendcd No additional news has been
received from Tarsus or Mersina A
British Warship is expected to reach
Aoxandrctta tonight and French
Warshlp VIII arrive AT Nlersina tomor-
row A circular telegram has been
received az tho foreign embassies from
General Husni Pasha. commanding
thc salonika army in which he says
4 have the honor to inform you re-
specfulk that the ohpect of the army
corps IN marching on Constnntnoplc
Is merely for the establishment of
tn constitution, ~ hita is sacred ~
ALI true Ottomans ana the legal pun
ishmout of the cursed authors OF tho
sanguinary disorders, hv the action
or which humanity has always sur
fNrcd BE certain. eNcclency. that
the lives and property OF foreigners
the honored guests of our dear father
land win be mteguarded and that
tranquility and security win be assur-
ed the entire population
The salonlka branch Of the COM
mttee of union and progress has ad-
dressed strongly wordcd telegram to
the Sultan. practically mputlng to
him a violation Of his oath To uphold
the constitution
The tolographie communication be-
tween Constantinopc ana Spartaku-
lch, the Chataljc aud other stations
along the railway line are IN the
hands of the invading army ana as
"a consequence, no further news has
reached hore in regard to the arrival
of military trains from Salonlkl
order aud discipline are boinG
and an measures have
been taken as though in time OF war.
Indeed the army Is marching with the
regulation precautions
The government has issued a de-
nial of the reported establishment Of
/, censorship and the reappearancc nt
the spies of the old government as
Nel as - strong denial that officers
of the committee OF union and prog
ross or tho army have been MUIR
lcred
Prominent army ana naval officers
have already fed into the country
while others are still in hiding A
largo number OF the more tmid Of
The civil population are leaving the
city,
Details have been learned OF tho
lynching OF the commander of tho
lattleqhip Assnr-f-rawfrS, whose name
was All Kabun not Arif Key. as pre-
,iously reported Wednesday night
Tho commander assembled the re-
sruits before the guns and explained
how they should be fired He then
trained the guns ON the Yildiz Kiosi1
ana the arsenal and Instructed tho
RECRUITS that they must fire az his
order or they would be annihilated. II
vould he however, he added, while
HE crew was asleep.
Tho Quartermastyr overheard the
and informed the crew.
They thercupon seized the comman-
ter calling him "a traitor The fol
lowing day they took him TO the war
office. Io attempted to escape but
,yas secured oud beaten lie was thea