New York, March 3.
According to advices from Florence, 11 persons have been killed, 100 wounded and 500 arrested as the result of disorders which broke out in connexion with the discovery of a revolutionary plot in Tuscany. It is said that the railway employees supported the movement, which was designed to prevent the transportation of troops.—(U.S. Navy Radio through Reuter.) having tea in the same room as the Turkish delegates and initiate direct negotiations. Any resumed negotiations, therefore, must be made through the Supreme Council.
The "Morning Post" understands that Greece entirely opposes any change in the status of Thrace, but that she might agree to the institution of an autonomous regime in Smyrna, whicn would completely safeguard the interests of the Christian population.—Reuter.
Petrograd Captured by Insurgents.
London, March 10.
"The Times" correspondent at Riga is informed officially that the revolutionaries have captured Petrograd, with the exception of two railway stations there.
The report that the Reds have lost heavily at Krasnoe-Solo and Gatchina is borne out by a Bolshevik wireless message to the effect that the position of the Bolshevist army there and at Oranienbaum is worse.—Reuter.
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