... making of Persian rug-*. It was disgrace, and a blot upon civilisation, and was glad as a result representations the Persian Government, some improvement had been brought about. The Conference had discussed the question of anthrax; researches were l>eing ...

... Thursday. The Persian Government has assured the State Depaurtment that it will take st reprdixzfinflu murder of Major fo. and it will leave no ground whatever for uny anxiety on the part of the United Stales Government. - The Persian Government will make ...

... Minister, declaring that the Persian Government and nation are hoi-rilled and sorrowful regarding the ineident, and that everv endeavour is being made to fiml the culprits, who will he severely punished. The Persian Government expresses its complete willingness ...

... that the continuance of diplomatic and consular representation in Persia woukl lie dependent upon the aetion which tho Persian Government might take in this case to vindicate tho principles of international law. conclusion, the American Note said the Washington ...

... sent to Persia ostensibly bring back the body of Major Imbries the murdered U.S. Consul, but actually to impress on the Persian Government the resentment of the United States at the murder, Ride in Black Maria.—Of a party of 100 Americans who reached Durham ...

... by contract. The Persian Mi bder American A Washington message says the State Department prepared formally to ask the Persian Government to take immediate measures to protect American citizens in that country from attacks and insults from the natives, who ...

... A Reuter message from Allahabad says that according to the Teheran correspondent of the “Pioneer,” the reply of the Persian Government to the diplomats’ collective Note regarding the murder of Major Imbrie. the American Consul in Teheran, is non-committal ...

... protective forces to defend innocent lives has caused anxiety, and the Diplomatic body is addressing a serious Note to the Persian Government. The Majliss in open session expressed sorrow and profound horror at the crime, and urged the Government pursue the ...

... Imbric. The Persian Government states, however (says the Central Nows), that tho attack by the mob was the outcome of the carelessness of Consul and Mr. Seymour in persisting in taking a photograph of a sacred place. The Persian Government adds that is ...

... tective forces to defend imiocent lives has caused anxiety, and the diplomatic body is addressing a serious Note to the Persian Government. The an open session, expressed sorrow and profound horror at the crime. and urged the Government to pursue the mattes ...

... necessary carry on to the out concession; that is say, for nearly another twenty-five years. bank*? concession from the Persian' Government is for 60 years from February. 1889 The Royal Charter granted by the British Government in the following September was ...

... Government moans sell some the famous Crown jewels upon which no one has ever ventured to put a value. said that the Persian Government is faced with the alternative of raising an externa! loan, which would be difficult without onerous condition.*, selling ...