The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-23
ID COMPLY WITH DEMANDS
 MADE BY RUSSIA People Are Ordered to Ab- stain From Political
 Meetings
SHUSTER NOTIFY .sy
 OF HIS DIS q SAL
Terms to Which Pey as Acceded Were Delivered ember 29. Apology Dem. ed From
 Persian Government


 London, December 22-Persia today yielded to the demands of the Russian ultimatum that W. Morgan Sinister, an American, who holds the post of treas urer general in the Persian government, be dismissed from the service of the Per sian government. The Russian ultimatum also calls forathe payment 1of an in- demnity which is to reimburse 3Russia for money expended in sending an armed expedition into Persia to enforce her de- mand
 MT. Shusters administration of Persia S finance have been displeasing to Russia from the start, and when he caused the seizure of property belonging to the broth ei of the ex-shah over the protest of the Russian vice consul, Russia at first de- manded an apology, and when this was not forthcoming, called for the dismissal of MT Shuster, and this has finally been acceded to-.
 The Persian charge daffaires at St. Petersburg called at the Russian foreign office late today to announce officially his governments decision to abide by the terms of the ultmatum. Up to a late hour tonight, however no public ah- nouncement had been made at Teheran on the recession of Persia from the defi- ant stand she originally made against demands of the czar's ministers. even in the face of threatened aggression. The delay in making public the fact that she had yielded to the Russian demands prob ably was through fear of the conse- quences of public resentment.
 MT. Shuster is still without formal mo- tlce of his dismissal. He is resolute in declaring that he would have nothing to do with the negotiations, and would only recognize the right of the national coun- ell to dispense with his services.
 The exact form of Persias reply to Russia Is not yet known, but from the latest news received from Teheran it would seem that the cabinet has over ridden the wish of the commission which the national council appointed to deal with the matter.
 It is not probable that there will be a withdrawal of the Russian troops in Per sia while disorders such as those at Tab rig are occurring. There are only 200 Russian troops encamped three miles out side of Tabriz. from which guards are sent to town daily for the consul and banks From conflicting Russian and Per sian accounts of the trouble at Tabriz 1t is difficult to ascertain exactly what hap pened, but reports published in St. Peters burg are to the effect that several Rus sian soldiers were killed in the fighting there
 Teheran, Persia, December 22.-The Persian cabinet has given to the Rus sian minister, s. Poklevski- -Koziell, verbal assurances of its intention to comply with the demands of the Rus sian ultimatum.
 Early this morning official notices were posted on the walls of the city ordering the people to abstain from political meetings of any kind with out having previously obtained police sanction. It Is said this order was is- sued by command of the cabinet as the question of the Russian ultimatum was being discussed and likely to be settled amicably.