Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-15
TROUBLE BEGINS.
Servia's New King Receives Badt
 News From Belgrade
FIGHTING IN THE STREETS.

Followers of Milan and Of the New. King-The New King Asks Friendas If It Would Be Better to TraveI Secretly or to Announce His GoipQj
 Geneva. Switzerland, June 15.-Kfna
 Peter received at 2 o'clock this aftera noon telegram from Belgrade anJ nouncing that a sharp fight had taken place in the streets between the partl- sans of the new king and those of Mi~ Ian, the legitimatized son of of the for~ mer King Milan, father of the murder
 ed King Alexander. Young Milan had recently been. living in Constarti4 nople. His partisans posted procia-
 nation on the walls of Belgrade and it was torn down by King Peters sup1 porters, after free fight. ! Geneva, June 15 Prince Peter Karageorgevitch and his cousin, M. Nevadovics remained in close consuitac tion until 4 o'clock this morning. Late last night Prince Peter telegraphed al friend at Vienna asking him if it
 would be wiser to traverse Vienna se~ cretly or to announce his arrival
 Prince Peter is prepared to start for Belgrade immediately on receipt of
 the announcement of his election to the throne of Servia.
 Geneva, June 15 Prince Peter has telegraphed his acceptance of the Sers vian throne
 Belgrade, June 15. The presiding
 officer of the first session of the Ser-k
 vian parliament proposed the election
 Of Prince Peter as king. Loud cheers greeted the proposal, which were ~e-
 peated when the announcement waS
 made that the vote was unanimous
 The minister of justice hastened to tho balcony and announced the fact to the
 waiting crowd. The people received the information with cheers and al
 royal salute of 1O1 guns was fired. 
 Belgrade, June 15. Lieutenant Taa4s
 gar Jovanovics, of the Sixth inf fanary< shot and killed himself yesterday eyeia-9 ing because his fellow officers did n0a permit him to participate in carryang out the plot against the late King Alexander and Queen Draga. The provisional government has res
 fused the necessary permission to sew eral Belgrade families who wanted ko1
 emigrate, saying that until normal cons l ditions are restored such permits wilt not be granted.
 Paris, June 15.-It is said in official l quarters that the negotiations between the powers regarding their attitude to- l ward Servia have now eventuated ill an agreement that the ministers of the l various powers shall remain at Bel l grade in order to look after the current l interests of their governments, each 1 minister receiving practically identical l instructions to recognize the decision oE l the Servan parliament, if the latter has 1 full liberty of action during the choice ! of a king.
 The agreement to retain the ministers at Belgrade appears to have met with
 strong objection on the part ot some of the powers. The Brit l ish government first made known atS
 desire to withdraw the British minis ] ter from Belgrade, but later concurTed with other powers. The minister's,
 however, will not be considered to <
 have relations with the present ServtanI
 regime until the parliament at Bel~S grade freely expresses it's will. The French foreign office considered,
 that the skupshtina's selection or
 Prince Peter Karag georgevitch asking
 was practically certain, so the agree-}
 ment of the powers to accept the deci-
 sion of the slxupshtina appears to as- sure in advance the recognition by the
 powers of King Peter. The officials
 say the agreement did not include any
 conditions relative to the punishment
 of the parties responsible for the as-I. sasinations.