Telegrams from Constantinople state that the proposal of the Government to modify the constitution and to give the Sultan unrestricted powers to dissolve Parliament led to the most furious debate in Turkey's parliamentary history, which developed into " violent Opposition onslaught on the Government and the party of progress, the position of which has been seriously Feopardized. The Minister of War, Shefket Pasha, appealed for concord, saying that otherwise Tarkey would share the fate of Morocco and Persia. Efforts are being made to form a coalition Government.—Reuter.
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