Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-22
GREEK M EETs TURK.
The sultan's Troops Badly Beaten
severe Fighting-The Turks Repulsed
and Pursued,

Aho bulthhb ArOopb bhuiy bobtou-
Severe Fighting-The Turks Repulsed
and Pursued.
ATHENS, May 21-The Turks are at
tempting to occupy Analipsis. 4ney
have been repulsed at Phiotr endra
after severe fighting. The Greeks re-
maiu firm In their position. Their In
fantry are now pursuing the retreating
Turks near Saint Athanasius.
Greek artillery has destroyed the
Turkish earthworks opposite Analipsis.
The Turks who were entrenched at Sal
tiosibia are now retreating towards
HAssan. Melina. The Greeks have occu
pied Bairaktori.
Major Doumrictis has made the fol-
lowing report to the Government of the
fighting on the frontier: while we
were changing seDtries at Karravitsa,
at l O'Clock this morning, the Turks
opened fire upon as. We replied.
"The firing soon ceased, but after
some minutes the Turks suddenly re.
opened 1t along the whole line near
Nezeros. 1 ordered our FIRE to cease
and the Turks also stopped, but at 4
o'clock In the morning they renewed
their firing, this time with artillery
from Kara. At o'clock o Turkish
company advanced with the purpose Of
taking Analipsis. The Turks are as
sembling to attack our position ri
Nj tzeros. They have captured our post
at Bairaktori by sudden rush. i
have ordered my troops to re-occupy
other portions. All is now quiet"
NJ. Tricoupis has formed new min
istry. He assumes Professionally the
offices of minister of war and minister
of finance. The other ministers are: M.
tLombArdos, minister OF interior; M.
lVoulpiotos, minister Of Justice; M.
Manetss, minister of public instruc-
tion; M. Theokotis, minister Of marine,
and M. Dragumis, minister OF foreign
affairs.
Orders which had been given to de.
mobilize the Greek army have been
Cancelled, and troops have been ordered
TO proceed at once to the frontier. M.
Valvis, the late premier, before he re-
tired telegraphed to M. Condouriotti,
Greek minister at Oonstantinople, to re-.
quest the Porte to give orders to the
Turkish troops which would render
possible a cessation of the warlike stu.
alton on the frontier.
A British man-of-war has returned
to Skiatho with the telegraph instru'
4 meulh WHICH WOr6 EbuOVou lIOm Luhl
place by the Austrians.
WAR AND RUMoRs OF WAR.
LONDON, May 2l.-The remarkable
manifesto issued TO the Black Sea feet
by the Czar produced a temporary
panic in all the European bourses, but
this feeling WAS soon removed by the
subsequent promulgation OF the peace
fol viewB Of the new Government oi
Greece. Again, the news OF the firing
on the Greek frontier unfavorably affect
ed the exchanges, and the tone at the
close was fiat.
Bank of Ireland stock has fallen al
Dublin to 259.
INHABITANTS FLEEING FROM BTNA
CATANIA, Sicily, May 21.-Tht
eruption of Mount Etna hourly in
creases. The molten lava was only
two hours distant from Nioolosi, eighl
miles from here, on the slope Of the
volcano, when the inhabitants fed.
Many dwellings were destroyed bat nj
lives lost. Earthquake shocks ar,
constantly occurring.
TO ExPATRIATE THE CoMTE DE PARIS
PARIS, May 21.-It Is here considered
certain that the Government will pro
hibit the Oomte de Paris, who iS.nov
at Lisbon, attending the wedding of hi
daughter to the Crown Prince of Portu
gal, from re- entering France.