The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-24
New Turkish Cabinet, Formed Fol-
lowing Assassination Of Nazim
Pasha, Decides to Recall Peace
Envoys From London at Once
Ambassadors at Vienna and ST.
Petersburg Also Recalled for Court
Martial
+ Edward Grey Gets Busy With Ambassa-
dors Of Great Powers In London and
Concerted Action Will Be Taken tOI
Avert Further Hoslililes Between Turks
and Balkan Allies

cons4antiTopIe. Jan. 24.-The
new Turkish cabinet, today, decid-
ed to recall the Ottoman peace
Observation-Disclosures from London
forthwith. This win preclude a re-
sumption OF peace negotiations
and can be CONSTRUED 20 mean only
that the Young Turks are deter
mined to carry on the war.
The first official act OF the new
c.abinet. after recalling the London
Observation-Disclosures, was to recall for
ccrrrtn1artial the Turkish ambassa-
dors at vienna and st. Petersburg.
These diplomats were accused Of
failing to maintain strong policies
in behalf of their home govern
ment as against the allies
Thousands of Ottoman troops
from Asia Minor were moved
across the Bosphorus into Euro
pean Turkey, today and last night.
They have reinforced the troops on
the Chata1ja lines and in the PEN
insuIa OF Galapolis.
In addition to the title OF mill
tary commander of Constantinople
which he forced the Sultan to con-
fer upon him, Enver Bey has as
surned the title of Chief of Staff.
left vacant by the assassination of
Maxim Pasha. and i'm reality he is
the military director. of Turkey.
Anarchy, stalking close behind
revoEutdon,vyas threatened through
out the Ottoman empire, today
Street fighting prevailed all over
the city following a night OF CON-
tinuous rioting and hospitals were
Ri.ozaez
The police made a semblance OF
attempting to keep order and there
were wholesale arrests throughout
the night and today but the pro-
cess was much like pouring water
into a sieve. AS soon as prison
would be filled with rioters, a mob
would, storm the place and Hberate
them.
sernoon, to draft another reply to the
joint note of the great powers 1t was
learned that a large part Of Turkey
in Europe, including Albania, would
be offered in the interest of peace
but there was an unalterable deter
naina.tion not to give up Adrianople-
The new cabinet, as finally conn
pleted, this afternoon. is as fo1lows:I
p
Mahmud Shefket Pasta; president OF
the council of state. Said Hahn; in
terror, Hadji Adil; foreign affairs,
Mukhtar Bey; Marine, Tschurku usula
Mahmud; Justice Ibrahim Pasaaa;
Batzaria Effendi; Plus foundations.
Hairi Pasha; agriculture, Djeal Eff
Fendi; posts, Oskian Bey; public in
struction, Shukri Pasha-
The body of the dead Turkish com
in chief, Nazim Pasha, as
sassinated by the bullet either of En-
yer Bey or Talaat Bey, was buried,
this afternoon, with full military hon
ors. Mahmud Shefket :Pasna, the new
grand vizier, attended the obsequies
by all the members of
the new cabinet. The ministers then
their oaths of office.
London, Jan. 24.-The London am
of the great powers, today,
were summoned to the foreign office
by Sir Edward Grey, secretary of
state for foreign affairs. He told
;hem that immediate. and vigorous
action by the powers was
if active hostilities invoIv-
ng Turkey, the Balkan states and
possibly other nations were to be
avoided.
IT was understood-that all of the
am bassadors were in possession of in
structions from their governments to
1se discretionary powers in any direc-
The diplomats expected within the
lay to be clothed with authority to
resolve themselves into a. formal am
oassa Gorial conference. to decide the
question Of Intervention.
The ambassadors were convinced
hat revolution prevailed in Turkey
and that they faced the graVest situa-
ion since the Balkan war began A
European war, hitherto scoffed at, had
become a possibility and the diplo-
mats felt that on their actions within
-he "a hours HINGED the nance of