London vid Bombay, Oct. 24.
The Franco-Turkish loan negotiations have been broken off, owing to Tarkey objecting to the' extent of the supervision over her finances given to French officinls.—Reuter, Lieutenant Sator was sentenced by the general court-martial by which be was tried to dismissal from the service, bot the King commuted the sentence to a severe reprimand. Colonel MecMabon, commanding the 2.0.4, at Tynemouth alter communicating the sentence to Lieutenant Sutor handed him back his sword, shook hands with him, and congratulated him—sn exam-officers 'According to the ple which was followed by the other Lieutenant Sator was under " pledge not to allow himeelf tobe interviewed. Subsequently Lieatenant Sutor broke down and was granted two months' leave of absence. A telegram dated October 20 announced that be bad resigned his commission—Ep.
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