IN THE NEAR EAST.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12258, 8 June 1914, Page 4

IN THE NEAR EAST.

PRINCE'S UNDERTAKING. [By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.] (Per Frees Association.) Durazzo. June 0. The conference between.tho International- Commis&ion of Control an/i t-lis repTPsentatives of the insurgent? hfis proved abortive, (he latter insisting en the restoration of tho Turkish regime. The. agitation against Prince \Vi»<l has spread to districts heretofore loyal. It, is reported that (he nolnrioii.". insurgent chief Hi.ekmet was caught and shot for attempting to ijiduco the gendarmerie at El Dassan to mutiny. .There are. .renewed reports that Prince Wied is resigning. Received Juno 8, at 10.30 'a.m. London, June 7. It is reported, at Paris, Berlin, vyienna, andl Rome that Prince. William of Wied is about to a.bdicale. Tin Duke, of Abruzzi and members of tlio 'Bonaparte family art; mentioned as successors. Durnzzo, Juno 7. The Dutch gendarmerie have a nested'. Colonel. Murriehi'o sifiidi Profess"' Chinago, two Italians. It k allege) that compromising documents wera found at their rcsienccs. _ Both have been released on parole. The Premier .subsequently apologised to tho _ Italnu Minister and' offered satisfaction.