London vii Bombay, 25th May.
Kemal Pasha, a son-in-law and aide-de-camp to the Sultan Abdul Hamid LI, was arrased on the 21st inst. with other high officials, as the result of the discovery of secret correspondence with the Princess Khadidje, a daughter of the ex-Sultan Murad V.—Reuter.
The ex-Sultan Murad V, an elder brother of the present monarch, reigned for three months only in 1876.' He was declared by the Council of Ministers to be suffering from idiocy and deposed from the throne in that year—Ep.
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