CRISIS IN MOROCCO.
A RIVAL CLAIMANT TO THE
/i THRONE
ATTITUDE OF THE POWERS.
London, June 14. Mcley Mahommed, the elder brother of Abdul, claims the Throne, and appeals to the fanatical Moors to support) him. Franco has despatched one squadron, and holds another in teadiness at Toulon. Germany and Italy at -present decline to agree to the Spanish Government's proposal fcr common action in Morocco, bub most of the other Powers are favourable to it. Tangiers, June 15. The Sultan has beheaded threo leadors of the mutiny. In the evenb of a general revolt, the Powers will unite to suppress it.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 143, 16 June 1894, Page 5
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