Evening star., 1912-11-10
AUSTRIA SENDING TROOPS
TO SERVIAN Frontier
Other Powers Likely to Ask for an
Explanation.
DETAILS OF FALL OF SALONIKI
Proclamation by Turkish Ministry
of Interior Refers to Measures
Taken to Preserve Order in
the Capital.

VIENNA. November o.-The
entry of the Bulgarian army
into Constantinople is considered
doubtful, the Neue Freie Presse
today says it has learned, as Rus
sia is protesting against such &C
ton.
PARIS, November o.-Austria
is sending to the provinces OF
Bosnia and Herzegovina, or, in
other words, toward the Servian
frontier, eighteen battalions drawn
from the fourth and the eighth
army corps, according to the cor
respondent at Belgrade of the
Temps, who says he has obtained
the information from a reliable
source.
1t is believed at the Servian
capital, the correspondent adds,
that Russia and perhaps the other
powers will ask Austria for an
explanation.
Turkish Sailors Mutiny.
the Turkish paddlewheel dispatch boat
Fuad. at which the Greek torpedo boat
fired when she sank the Turkish battle
ship Feth-i-Bulend. has mutinied and
shot the captain. The other officers then
fired at the men, many of whom We're
killed.
May Blow Up Mosque.
LONDON, November 9-It is announced
in diplomatic circles in Vienna, according
10 a news agency dispatch from that
city, that Russia has intimated to Bull
garia that she does not object to the entry
of the Bulgarian army into Constantinople
il the troops are to remain there only
temporarily. The entry of the Bulgarians
into the Turkish capital is uncertain.
however, as news has reached them
that the Turks are preparing to blow UP
the mosque of st. Sophia before the Bull
garians reach the city
RIElkA. Montenegro. November 9.-rhe
French consul at Scutari has been in
structed by his government to leave that
city with the French subjects resident
there and persons under French protec-
ton.
Orders to French Battleships.
TOCLON. France November 9.-The
French battleship Henri " has been or
dered TO Beirut, where there are many
American and other Christian missions.
PARIS, November 9.-The French cruis-
er Jurien de Gravier was tonight dis
patched from Toulon for Smyrna for the
protection of the Christians.
Servia Wants Seaport.
BELGRADE, November 9.-The news
papers continue 10 assert that until Servia
gains a seaport on the Adriatic no nego-
tiations are possible. Notwithstanding the
protests OF Austria and Italy.
King Peter. since the entry into U.s.
kup, has received the heads of the differ
ent religious communities. He has visited
all the Mohammedan mosques. which are
now closed, and has encouraged the peo-
pie 10 return 10 their usual lives and
occupations
The consuls have addressed notes to
their respective governments complaining
that the Servian officials do not recognize
rights accorded them by the Turkish gov
eminent. The Russian consul, in full
uniform, has paid a visit TO the Seryian
commander, but the Austrian consul has
held aioof.
1t is reported from Cskup that a second
artillery division under Gen. Stephano-
witch arrived before Adrianople Tuesday
TO assist the Bulgarians
Visits 10 prisoners of war. of which
there are 5000 here, have been prohibit.
I'd, owing to the prevalence of typhoid
among them.
Proclamation Is Issued.