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Show SHAH MAY LOSE CROWN. Entrance of Revolutionists Into Teheran Te-heran a Foregone Conclusion. St. Petersburg. Tho Russian expedition expe-dition from Baku which landed at Enzel, a Persian seaport on tho Caspian, Cas-pian, Saturday, Is mado up of 1,000 Russians and 800 Cossack .cavalry, with eight field guns nnd eight machine ma-chine guns. Despite the correct attitude maln-talned maln-talned by tho Russians tho natives are demonstrating their unfriendliness. unfriendli-ness. The unopposed advance of Slphldar, tho leader of the revolutionists, nnd Sardarasad, tho chief of the Bakh-tlarl Bakh-tlarl tribesmen, towards Teheran, Is taken hero to mean that General Llakhoff, tho governor of Teheran, cotlBlders his force Inadequate to engage en-gage In a general battlo and that ha has doclded to employ his Cossack brigade merely as a guard over tho llfo of tho shah. Persons well Informed hero regard tho entrance of tho rovolutlon'atii Into Teheran as a foregone conclusion, whllo tho deposition of tho shall, which several times has boon mooted, will now cause no surprise. |
