THE BALKANS.
THE SULTAN’S POSITION.
By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyrighl
London, Sopt. 29.
Tho Times’ Paris correspondent says that tho prospect of Austria and Russia proposing to enforce execution of reforms organised under European control explains tho Sultan’s overtures for a direct understanding with Bulgaria.
RUSSIA’S EXTENSION. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Received 11.43 p.m., Sept. 30. St. Petersburg, Sept. 30. Russia has occupied Gurgaaj, a Turkoman town between Herat and Persia, and is extending her influence ovor the tribes.
PACIFIC INTENTIONS. By Telograph—Press Association—Copyrighl Receivod 12,1 a.m., Sept. 80 Constantinople, Sept, 20.
Turkish troops have been withdrawn from throe points on tho Bulgarian frontier. This is taken as a sign of tho Sultan’s pacific intontions. Orders to stop military movements have been sent to Salonika.
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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 1010, 1 October 1903, Page 3
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