THE PORTE’S DEFIANCE.
THREATENED MASSACRES.
OPERATIONS LEFT TO WARSHIPS By telegraph, Press Aoa'n, Copyright Berlin, Nov 24. 1 Tho Sultan of Turkey has given Germany an order for 2£ millions sterling in 1 recognition of bor abstention from tho I naval demonstration. 1 Received 4.39 p.m.i Nov. 26. Constantinople, Nov. 25. Tho Porte’s reply is that if the Powers persist in the demaods and resort to poeroion the Porto cannot assumo responsibility for events and tho coaßoquonoos of discontent which Moslem opinion, justly incensed, may show in tho face of attack on tho Empire’s right. Vienna, Nov. 25. It is Bomi-offioially reported here that, owing to iho Porto’s negative reply, the solution henceforth will depend on the operations of the warships. The Powers previously warned Bulgaria, Servia, and Greoco to icmain neutral and passive during the demonstration. London, Nov. 25. Correspondents state that the Porte’s veiled threat regarding disorders or massacres has atoused great indignation in diplomatic circles. Germany claims that Herr Bilberstein has again urged tho Sultan to yield.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1612, 27 November 1905, Page 2
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170THE PORTE’S DEFIANCE. Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1612, 27 November 1905, Page 2
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