TURKISH MUTINIES.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 257, 23 July 1908, Page 7

TURKISH MUTINIES.

: 9 COLONEL KILLED. (lIY TELEGRAPH—rRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT.) Constantinople, July 21. Four, young ' officers of the ' garrison at Seres killed their colonel. It lias transpired that General Osman Hoydot, stated to havo been assassinated by an officer in tho barracks at Monastir, was severely, , though not fatally, wounded. Tho garrison at' Tikvcsh has joined the "Young, Turkish" party. DISAFFECTION. Constantinople, July 21. Owing to arrears of pay and other grievances, thero is disaffection among tho troops in Adrianoplo (a fortified' commercial town, capital of tho vilayet Edirno,' and probably, after Constantinople, the most populous town in European Turkey. _

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