REVOLUTION" IN EUROPEAN TURKEY.
[REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] Bv KI.ECTItIC Teleguai'ii—Copyuigiit. —♦ WARLIKE PREPARATIONS IN SOUTH-EASTERN EUROPE. FORMAL OPENING OF THE SERVIAN SKUPSCHTINA. SPEECH OF KING MILAN FROM THE THRONE. THE HUNGARIAN PREMIER ON THE SITUATION. (Received October 5, 0.34 a.m.) C'oxsTAV'riNOiM.K, October 2. Warlike preparations in south-east-ern Europe still continue, and the Turkish Government is massing considerable bodies of troops near Saloniea, in Roumelia. (Received October 5, 0.30 a.m.) Belguaimc, October 3. The Skopschtina was formally opened toilav by King Milan. In his speech from the throne he dwelt on the gravity of the present crisis in south-eastern Europe, and declared that the Servian arms' would quirklv meet any dingers l.ltaf. illicit menace them by deeda of arms ; and he asks t lie legislative body to sanction fur the purpose the increasing of the Servian armaments.
Vienna, October 3. M. Tisza, the Hungarian Premier, in speaking in the National Diet, stated that the recent revolution in European Turkey had come upon the Powers as a surprise. He further added that they were unanimous in desiring the upholding the status quo guaranteed by the Treaty of Berlin. M. Tisza, in conclusion, stated that none of the Powers were inclined to hinder Turkey in asserting her rights to suzerainty over the provinces in question.
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Kumara Times, Issue 2820, 5 October 1885, Page 2
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