THE BALKAN STATES.

Tuapeka Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 5101, 30 September 1903, Page 1

THE BALKAN STATES.

Constantinople, Sept. 25. Advices from Monastir state that s> captured insurgent declares that prior to the proclamation of the inourreotion a religions ceremony was held in the vii« lage of Raho^a, the insurgents receiving the benediction of the church. The Russian Consul (M. Roskiviki) was present in uniform, and wished them success.

A mine has been discovered in Kuprlll leading from a Bulgarian shop to tho mosques. Several arrests were made. Sojia, Sept. 25. The Bulgarian reservists have been summoned to the number of 30,000. Sept. 26. The Bulgarian Premier declares that the withdrawal of Turkish troops from the Bulgarian frontier ia an essential con* dition to avert danger of war. Advices received here state that the mobilisation of two more divisions of Asiatic troops hs been ordered by Turkey. Sept. 27. Russia ia a note to Bulgaria reoognlaeo that Turkey is the paramount power in the Balkans, and entitled to suppress rebellions in her territory as she thinks best. Great excitement prevails here. ' . Paris, Sept. 25. Le Patrie states that in order to provide for emergencies in Macedonia France is sending 4,000 troops to Crete.

London, Sept. 25. , Indignation meetings have been held in London and Manchester to proteit against Turkish misrule. The Powers, especially Britain, were urged to Intervene. A relief fuud for the sufferers has been started.

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Mb Biakeley, dentist, msy in future b* consulted at Miss Harrop's, chemist, Peek Street, Lawrence, instead of at the Oommtr* oial Hotel, as heretofore. His next visit wfU be on the Bth mat,