Riots in Constantinople.
I Per Press Association | Constantinople, Oct. 8. It is believed that the Sultan's reply will not satisfy the Powers in their demand for reforms. All busioesß in the city is at a standstill and the walls are placarded inciting the populace againbt Che infidels. The European quarters in Perd, which are situated on the north side of the Golden Horn on the summit of the hill above Golatea and Taphane, are barri- : caded. A released Armenian describes i that for 27 days he was confined in a dark , cell, his limbs were screwed to the floor, and each day the screws were tightened ; i still he refused to reveal the hiding place 1 of suspects. i
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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 87, 9 October 1895, Page 2
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