The Powers and Turkey.
.». . (Per Press Association). Constantinople. Oct. 6. Sir P. Currie, British Ambassador at Constantinople, is vigorously demanding the Porte's acceptance of the reforms, and notifies that Great Britain will not relax one jot the stringent reform at first insisted on. The Russian and French representative are co-operating with Sir Phillip Currie. Two Armenians of Trebizond have shot Bahri Pasha, ex-Governor. The employes of the Pera gasworks have murdered 21 Armenian co-workers. The Turks have given up 123 bodies of victims of the riots for burial. The remainder have been thrown into the Bosphorus. The Ambasaadors have ordered the guardships to anchor in the harbor in readiness for any emergency. The Armenian Patriarch has furnished a list of 500 killed, and the grounds of the British Embassy are crowded with refugees.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 86, 8 October 1895, Page 2
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