... which Herr Stemrich, the German Minister in Teheran, concluded in th& summer of last year with the Persian Government Between the Persian Government and the German Legation it is agreed as follows : “Article I.—The Government of his Majesty Shah-in-Shah ...

... Government in 1900 permitted the D'scount and Loan Bank of I'ersia to take up a 5 per cent, gold loan, issued by the Persian Government in that year, to the amount of 22,500,000 roubles on the security of the whole of the Persian Customs revenue, with ...

... justified by the Treaty of Paris of Ncnoe Vremya expresses the hope that Russia will now take steps to modify the views the Persian Government regarding that treaty. Nearly half century.” the journal remarks, has now elapsed since its conclusion, and the political ...

... Shahsevans to the Persian Government. Part of the force at Ardebil is to be withdrawn immediately, as also the whole force Kazvm St Petersburg, Dec. 1 (Bcuter).— The following telegram has been received here from Teheran The Persian Government has officially ...

... contradicted, of Persia having adopted the Russian Customs system had, according to the Fremdenblatt, some foundation. The Persian Government, it states, yielding to the Russian demand for the modification of the Persian tariff, which at present imposes the ...

... THE TURKISH BOUNDARY DISPUTE Constantinople, Dec. 5 (Reuter). —The Porte has addressed a complaint to the Persian Government against the concentration of Persian troops at Suj Bulak with the apparent intention of advancing on Serdasht. In view of the ...

... Persians are Shiites, a considerable minority of Sunites regard the Sultan of Turkey as their Khalif. Moreover, the Persian Government has been considerably shaken by the revolutionary movement. The movement has been suppressed, at any rate for the present ...

... suggested was that we should intimate distinctly to the Persian Government, as regards Southern Persia, that we intended to claim priority of right in the construction of such railways as the Persian Government would not construct themselves, while we did not ...

... arms of precision in wholesale (juantities has been too frequently pointed out to need reiteration. Fortunately the Persian Government appears to be alive to the situation, and Col. Kemball’s reqiort contains some reassuring information. He states that ...

... on with a person well acquainted with Persia who has just returned from Teheran I that the disaffection against the Persian Government continues to spread in a manner which gives ground for apprehension. My informant adds that there is reason to believe ...

... three wires along the route were never broken at one and the same time, the interruptions totalled up to 278 hours. The Persian Government had to pay 3,500 rs. for repairs—a trifling amount. The Shah was induced to issue a firman to local governors, urging ...

... The Murder of a Merchant Persia With regard to the murder of a Parsee merchant at Yezd, the Times learns that the Persian Government has sent a special officer irom Teheran to Yezd to investigate the murder and make every effort to discover the culprits ...