THE TROUBLE IN TURKEY.
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CAUSE OF THE REVOLT. I Received April 16, 8.35 a.m. ' LONDON, April 15. The Constantinople correspondent of "The Times," and also the German newspapes, hint that the Palace was assoc'ated with the Turkish uprising. I YOUNG TURK PARTY. REFUSE TO RECOGNISE"NEW GOVERNMENT. Received April 16, 10.10 p.m. CONSTANTINOPLE, April 16. Nazim Pasha has been appointed the command the First Army Corps, and assistant Minister of War. His first action was to release the officers of the Committee of Union and Progress imprisoned on Tuesday. He has issued orders that they should notbe molested. The Government anounces that it will follow the foreign domestic programme of its predecessors. The Young Turk Committee at Salonika refused to acknowledge the new Government, and are preparing to offer a desperate resistance. A great public rneetng at Salonika approved of the Committee's decision. Received April 16, 10.8 p.m. VIENNA, April 16. Hakki Bey and Enber Bey, leaders of the July revolution, have left Vienna to assume control at Salonika. CONSTANTINOPLE, April 16. The Turkish Chamber has unanimously resolved to approve of the recent events, and is willing to work in conformity with the sheriat and the constitution.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3166, 17 April 1909, Page 5
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