SHOT DEAD

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8338, 25 January 1913, Page 6

SHOT DEAD

JJUJKDje HOSTILE DEMONSTRA- ' HON AX CONSTANTINOPLE, fiSAISP COUNCIL’S DECISION RESENTED, * Sftr®BlefEa»h—Prosa AEDooiation—Oopyriebt (Receisrtd January 24, 9.55 p.m.) LONDON, January 2-1. Darina, ft hoatilo demonstration at Constantinople in consequence of tho Grand Ctmncil’s decision to assent to the Government's proposid to frankly accept tjgo advice of the Powers, tiio jdde-do-Q sap of Nazim Pasha, Minister for War and Turkish Commander-in-Ohief, in the excitement of tho moment, a shot at Enver Boy, who had been (me of tho Turkish commanders at dr*taldeja. Enver Boy returned iha firo, and Nawm Esuha was shot dead. lUE333SH CABINET RESIGNS, aWINS> TO A HOSTILE DEMONSTRATION, XHBBTOABINET APPOINTED. XOEKU DMERMENin) TO KEEP ADRIANOPLB. . r' CONSTANTINOPLE, January 23. Owing k) tho hostile demonstration he CaWT. et has resigned. Mahnvzd fihevket Pasha has been ap•oinbed'firand Vizier, Talaat Boy Minkter of the Interior, and Izzet Pasha Sinister Jor War. TqlimA JJey, interviewed, declared: ** Turn movement means that wo nre to save tho national honour or pechh. Wo do not want a oontmnazwss of the war, but aro detorminod (p beep Adrianoplo.” Mahrmyfi Shevkat Pasha was formerly Minister tor War. He has been prominent in Turkish politics for some years, in Arab of Bagdad, ho played a promiaont part in the deposition of the Sultan Abdal Hamid, and led the forces of the Young Turks from Salomon to Tilths. TaJnait Pasha and Izzet Pasha are idoo namm wall known in Turkish politics. TaJoat was previously Minister of tbe Untodan, MATTER OP LIFE AND DEATH. MOBSEOTIGRO MUST HAVE SCUTARI, LONDON. January 23. Tho K&tntancgrin delegates reiterate that the possession of Scutari is'a matter of litfs and death to their country, whickis asady to fight for it. DEMOStMSATTON OF HUNGARIAN RESERVES,. BUDAPEST, January 23. A pocQitm of the reserves of militia lore boon ordered to demobilise.