New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
70 RAZE A HOUSE DAILY
UlCH is ORDER OF SHAH.
Europeans in Teheran Protest-Of-
,;;aLs Flee-Nesc Election Planned.

gT1fS itt ~ ~ LtCCtfON iuNWGU.
-ehersn. Jane s5.-Looting and disorder are not
-, - an end in Tehersn and while the CITY is
,,-e quiet to-day than it was Tuesday and
r-ssneseay. and the people and troops are more
-ss-ly further street encounters are constantly
expected
The shah has appointed the Russian colonel of
o,ssscks 10 the position Of Governor OF Teheran
ssn-el Dovleh, Minister Of Finance; member Of
,.-'5srae-t nanTec Sa0lo Haeret and Muchber-el-
.,sTk secretary Of parliament. ACCOMPANIED by
thsir families, have taken refuge at the italian
rssstion here.
-be shah has issued order that one house be
,,-asrded eaca day. lie is making use of a list
~ -roscrfbed houses belonging TO persons opposed
= hi-7 After 4 house has been bonbarded ii is
,hsec1 10 complete pillase- Even the locks and
ti-res o. The doors and the tnbers are carried
usv The pillsge Of the home Of Ala-el-Dowleh.
xho IS absent from Teheran. is appointed for to-
-1e members Of the European colony are in
srnsnt over the atrocities occurring before their
.rss although they themselves remain unharmed
-s-asertstives Of the various legations have sent
80 10 the commander Of the bodyguard ex-
,-ossfrr their condemnation OF the continued
rlunde-ing Of private property and the numbering
or innocent people
The shah has given orders that the chanceIle-y
- ns-Tar1enr be again homharded. Uorkrnen
8, r-esert engaged in demoshing the remains of
the uarIs r1entsry building proper Many Of the
Taa-griee took refuge at the British Legation.
When TIE Minister Of Finance and number of
priests ard other persons sought refuge at the
german Legation IL was denied them. il is af-
frned or the ground that their lives were in no
Immediate danger.
TIE president Of parliament has placed himself
;,-de- French protection. The viCe-pTesGent is
r-fsore-. a deputy named Ibrahim Rihan has
beer kine6 by the soldiery, and il is declared
rhar three instead Of Of the leading agitators
have 1een hanged by the Shah's orders. The
sion he authorities having issued strict orders TO
this end
TIE shah has ordered that new parliamentary
elections be held. Highborn Persians are in con-
stan fear thar their houses may be destroyed and
prlaEed.
-ab-1z Persia. June 25.-The fighting between
-evo,-riorists and the adferents OF the Reaction
~ party. which commenced in this city yester-
6sv morning. lasted until daybreak to-day. The
-svolu-ionsts were defeated and driven from their
PRINCIPAL position. The losses both sides reached
one hundred men in killed and wounded The lower
classes are piIlagng freely. although peace nego-
tstions are TOW being carried The Governor
General has left the city for Tifis-
London June s-A special dispatch from
-ehe-zn 20 The Times says:
he-e. Arrests and loottng continue and a pane T
p-erzils. AT the newspaper offices and the anu
ETar-e aunt. the wife OF Zanir-ed-Dowleh com
,~rre5 suicide on "Wednesday when her home was
desr-cEe
: Petersburg June G-Press dispatches received
here from Teheran. under to-day's date. say that
--a- has been re-estabIished and that the city is
oyfe- The principal streets have been posted with
COMES Of : proclamation by the Shah announcing
rs intention Of maintaining the principle Of popu-
L. representation and the constitution nut OF
r-,sbng politcal agitation This proclamation Is
hat
ne disorder broke out
-. ze-achr17ent Of Russian troops under General
.nari that made the incurson into Persian terri
- s.x weeks ago which brought Persia to
---r---- payment Of the indemnity DEMANDED by
Russia for the depredations Of bandits has been
withdrawn from BelesJvar. the frontier, 10 Len
koran. TIE nearest Russian port 10 Persia ms
detachment Constitutes mobile striking force II
ne 5eveIor-leurs at Teleran or Tabrlz shoold ne
cessi1a1e armed action
: Foreign Office con1rnuniGue. based upon ule
repo-- received from NJ. HaTrwtg Russian NH
ere- 70 Persia says that quiet has been re-esIao-
7s4a5 IN Teberan. that the Cabinet remains IN
rovg@- and that the Shahs position is believed 10
- greatly improved The Russian and British rep
-esa-rs-f1es q Teheran have taken cognlzalce OF
s-e f---tz,Ies OF Zill-es-Sultan the uncle OF me
Sra who has been warned TO deslst-
Although the official representations which nave
h4e- made 10 the Shah deal exclusively WIN ul7
mater or the safety of Europeans N Persia oolh
Russia and Great Britain have strongly hihteo 10
~ -rsr he must uphold the constitution IN order
:, zz-e he throne The Shah has vowed his de
-s-,-+-s-for 70 rreserve the National Council