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VOL. VIII THE DALLES, OREGON, FRIDAY,. NOVEMBER 22, 1895. NO 275 OVERCAST BY CLOUDS The Political Sky Less Bright Today. TURKISH. SITUATION UNIMPROVED BaUrl Paaha Is Once Mora the Disturb ing; Element Be la Opposed By the rowers. Constantinopte, Nov. 21. (Copy righted, 1895, by Associated Press.) Matters political do not look as bright today as yesterday. Once more Babri Pasha is the disturbing element. This notorious official made himself so con spicuous by his cruelty to the Armen ians and the mal-adminiEtration of his district when governor of Van that the British ambassador insisted upon his removal. After considerable correspon dence, plain evidence of the pasha's un fitness for his position having been fur nished the sultan, the latter removed the pasha. Bahri., however, brought the strongest influence to bear upon Abdul Hamid, protested his innocence, claimed that his removal was brought about by intrigues of the Armenians, and event ually was not only forgiven, but decor ated with the Order of Oamanien and complimented upon hia efforts to sup press the disorder. Soon alter It was rumored that Bahri Pasha was to be appointed to the com maud of a large force of Turkish troops being concentrated at Mar ash for a movement upon Zeitoun, which is held by the Armenians, who captured the Turkish garrison, consisting of about 400 men. This report raised such a storm of indignation in diplomatic and other cir cles here that the plan was abandoned. Now, however, Bahri Pasha has been appointed military commander of the A I .) : i : i ri i 2 aicptw uiiuin, luo uuu impression tnis has produced can hardly be exag gerated, for the diplomats feel that it will be almost impossible to prevent bis pursuing the same tactics at Aleppo as he did at Van. Representatives of the powers held a meeting to discuss the matter from all etand points, and joined in a note to the Turkish government saying they cannot answer for the consequences which might ensue should the Armenians be massacred at Zeitoun after surrendering, which the Armenian patriarch, at the instance of the representatives of the powers, is endeavoring to bring about in coder to prevent further bloodshed. A dispatch from Aleppo says the great est alarms prevails there. Hurried and frequent councils of min isters are being held at the palace, and some plain language is said to have been used by the eultan. That the sweeping out of the present cabinet is contempl ated nobody doubts. The British fleet Is Elill at Salonica, and the French and Italian fleets at Smyrna, about 200 miles from Salonica. DEBS AT L1BEKII. Bis Six Months' Term or Imprisonment Expired at Midnight. Chicago, Nov. 21. Eugene V. Debs became a free man again at 12 -o'clock - tonight. His term of six months' im prisonment in the Woodstock jail came to an end at that time. A party of 300 admirers and friends" will go out to Woodstock tomorrow afternoon to greet the labor leader on hi9 release. A party composed of representatives of all the . central labor bodies and of the several local unions will be among the first to greot Debs. Debs will "receive them at the jail and will then march around the public square with ttie party to the p music of a brass band aud drum corps. A delegate- of the trades assemblies of ' -Cincinnati and of the American Railway Onion of Cleveland will arrive tomorrow mcr .iing tcTtake part in the .general jub Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report TSfi1 IB Xl V ) I f( ilee which .will beheld in battery D in the evening. Mr. Debs baa already laid plans which will keep him very much before the public. He said last night that ho had arraigned to visit all the principal cities, primarily in the interest of the American Railway Union, but di recting bis efforts also to bring organized labor into a defensive alliance. The Statement Made Today by Austria's Prime Minister. Buda-Pesth, Nov. 21. In the diet to day, replying to a question regarding the situation in Asia Minor, Premier Baron Ban fly eaid the porte had dis played an earnest intention to restore tranquility in the disturbed districts, and to protect the Christians. The pre mier added complete unanimity pre vailed among tbe powers. -They were determined that piece must be restored, and to this end their fleets had been sent to the Levant. Baron Banff y concluded : We have the "reaasurring hope that Turkey will succeed in restoring order, in which taBk hsr efforts will certainly be supported by all the powers, which, without exception, attach great impor tance to the maintenance of a peaceful state of things." Portuguese Minister. Washington, Nov, 21. Senor Agusto de Seguire Tbedi, Portuguese minister to the United States, died at 9:15 this morning of congestion of the lungs, after a short illness. The grief of the minister's wife ia in tensified by the shock she sustained last Friday by the death of her father, the Portuguese minister at Rome. Senor Thedim was "S years old. He was the only representative of the Portuguese government in thi9 city. He came here last June, succeeding Senor Souza Rosa, transfered to the Portuguese mission at Paris. Washington's State Auditor. Ellensbubg, Wash., Nov. 21; State Auditor L. R. Grimes died here at 4:15 this morning. He was slowly recovering from an at tack of pneumonia and was strickeued with heart disease. Death came instan taneously. He was born in Ohio 56 years ago. He was a past master Mason. He was elected state auditor on the re publican ticket years ago. - - Sore throat. 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