Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-01-24

BUIlE N. y
X London, Jan. ot.-Italian, Brit y
\ ish and other warships have been y
= ordered to proceed Immediately y
:, to Turkish wa ers, according to y
\ dispatches from Mediterranean y
y ports today.
= y y y Y \ y Y y y y =
Constantinople, Jan. 24,-Fightin5
has occurred at several places in the
city this morning. A dozen or more
persons have been wounded ana many
arrests have been made. Great pub
lie excitement has followed the kill
ing of Nazim Pasha, the former war
minister, and commander of the Turk
ish army, who was shot during public
demonstration here last night,
Tolaat Bey, the new minister OF
the interior, informed the European
embassies this morning that all meas
ures necessary to insure the securl
ty of the city had been taken. He
also addressed circulars to the pro
vincial governors explaining the rea-
sons for the change in the govern
ment and calling upon the people to
/ lend their moral and material aid to
/ the government. I'VE are determin-
ed" he said Ito defend the interests
/ of the country, now face to face with
the prospect OF Il resumption OF hos
, tilities.
Enver Bey, who has taken such a
prominent part in the overthrow OF
Kiami Pasha's cabinet, is the popu-
lar hero of the day.
Nazim Pasha's death by a shot
from the revolver of Enver Bey OF
Talaat Bey is believed to have been
accidental The two officers in order
to protect themselves from the firt
of Nazim's aide de camp, who hat
shot at them from a window, DIRE"
their revolvers and emptied them al
him. A bullet struck and killed Ma
zim Pasha, who was seated inside
the room.
NEW CABINET.
The new Turkish cabinet is con
stituted as follows:
J Grand vizier and minister OF war
!. Mahmoud Shefket Pasha.
President of council of state, Sale
Hahn,
Interior, Hadji Adil,
Foreign affairs temporary, Muk
hetar Bey.
Marine, Tzchuruksula Mahmud
Justice, Iraham Pasha.
Finance, Riffat Bey
Public works, Batzaria Effendi
d Pious foundations, Hairi Pasha.
Agriculture, Djelal Effendi
Posts, Oskian Bev.
Public instruction, Shukri Pasha
TO RECALL DELEGATES.
London, Jan. 24.-The new Turk
ish cabinet has decided to recall thu
Ottoman peace delegates from Lon
don according to a dispatch toda,
from Constantinople.
The Turkish government is als
said to have requested it's an,oassa
dors at Vienna and St Petersburg t.
return to the Turkish capital
Enver Bey, the most spirited lead
er of the young Turks, was today az
pointed chief of the general staff o
, the Turkish army.
At the headquarters of all III
peace delegates the greatest actlv'
ty and excitement prevailed toda,
Cipher kilograms from Sofa, Bel
grade, Athens and Cettinje cross
messages from London to those capi
tails during the early morning hours
Before noon the heads of the fou
delegations had held several meet
ings to discuss the situation
The allies seem disposed to con
slider the revolution in Constantine
pie as an affront to the European
powers more than to themselves
Therefore they think that the pow
ers are entitled to make the frs
move. Whatever il may be and what
ever its result, it cannot prejudice
their future action, they declare.
The delegates consider That the re
sumption of the war in the course o
next week is almost inevitable, ever
if the powers should agree on ACTIVE
intervention.
TWO OPINIONS.
London, Jan. 24.-The confirmation
of the news of the complete revulsiOl
of feeling in Constantinople agains
the proposed surrender TO the allie
has created the impression among th
peace delegates that the war vii
begin again almost Immediately.
I here are, however, t@o current
, O. opinion among the representative
of the Balkan league. One of thes
is in favor OF asking Sir Edward Ora.
as honorary president of the peac'
conference Immediately TO convoke
session of the delegates at which TIL
! resumption of hostilities will be de
5 clared. The other view is that th'
5 powers should first be allowed TO dea
! v ith Turkey.