Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-04
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THE EUROPEAN SITUATION.
THE PEACE TREATY.
Grecian Victories Over Turks.
EUROPE TODAY.
a RIeSSing I'm DfSpnfsa Tn.

A Blessing I'm Disguise for Turkey
loNpoN, March 4..The Pera correspondent
the Times says: BY giving up their hostile
European provinces lat the same time rensiy
ing tribute from them or Saddling them with 4
portion of the national debi) and cnnceutrat-
ing the MuSSulmaus on the territory cOntiCn-
Gus 10 ConstantinOple and making the concsn-
tfatlon required 10y the territorial concession
In Asia Minor, the Turks will crease a new o.
toman power ten times stronger than when II
was spread over a vast, badly organized and
hostile territory"
About the Conference Of the Powers.
Inc farlS correspondent OF the Times tele-
graphs aS follows: " Lord LYONS the British
ambassador here, will go 10 London ON Mon
day, presumably TO confer orally with the gov
eminent about his course al the conference -
The Greeian InsurrectfOn Spreading
Special dispatches to the Times from Va
rlouS points I'm the Greek provinces oG Turkey.
indicate that the inSurrection is Spreading
These say two thousand Insurgents are en-
camped within sight Of the town NJ Nolo i'm
lheSSaly. and are entrenching. The district
between Mount olympus and the Pindus
range Is In revolt. The EpiruS insurgents
defeated the Turks, at GheaSta, on Friday,
after four hours fight. killing eighty OF them
and wounding one hundred and fifty. Another
hight took place At Caralimper with similar
result, the Turks leaving seventy dead on the
field. provisional government has been
formed at Lycursion, and union with Greece
proclaimed. Two hundred and fifty refugees
Nomen and children) from LycQrSiOn have
arrived at Corfu. A great panic prevails
among the Christian population of the inSur-
recuonary districts. Consular reports from
Larissa capitol of ThesSaly say that sixteen
unaImed men and thirty-fve women and
children were maSSacred 10y Turkish irregu-
lars. and all the women in the town were
violated
An Unsettled Question Between Rus.
sfa and Turkey.
despatch 10 Reuter- Telegram Campany
from ConSantinOple, March Sd, by way OF
ri Arich. says: Previous to the Signature oI
the treaty of peace, General Ignatien de-
manded that Turkey should unite with Russia
III defending all its StipulationS before the
conference. Safvct PaSha refused 10 accede
TO this. General Ignatieff then telegraphed to
II. Petersburg for instructions. ID is ROT
known how the question was settled Russia
agreed not To include Salonica i'm Bulgaria
1t includes BOurgaS Narna and kIrSfendie
The money indemnity of fifty million pounds.
originally claimed i'm addition TO the terrific
rial ceSslen, was finally fixed at twelve mil
lions.
The Gar Congratulated
ST. PETERSBU re- March 4.-The Grand Duka
Nicholas has sent the following despatch toThe
Emperor: ~ '''0
SAN STEPANo, March 81 do myself the
honor OF congratuatiug your ma ieSty upnn
The conclusion of peace. God has NOuchsafed
TO Us the happiness of accomplishing The
holy work begun by your majesty. and on the
announcing of the enfranchiSement nj the
Serfs your majesty has delivered the Christian
from the MusSalman yoke"