The Portland daily press., 1886-05-10
FOREIGN.
A Great Demonstration in Athens
Yesterday.
Adoption of a Resolution Favoring
War with Turkey.
Twelve Thousand Turks on the
Greek Frontier.
NifiIists Fire the Forests Around the
Imperial Palace at Livadia-
Cholera Again Raging in Italy.

A Nro,- Car,nanv Austria
ATHENS, May o. uei many
England, Russia and Italy have notified
Greece that blockade of her ports has been
ordorod ond ! hlockoda has been established
oiueiou' 'nu Dio. $50 -. - Co.
py the foreign heets, eAtenuihs I'm pe C
Malta to C0lona, and from the uull Vi CoI-
intb 70 the most northern point of the Greek
lron'iei' ..1o,.
Inc government Oinclai Joulh"i sou"J
states that the movements of the Greek army
must not he taken TO Indicate warlike inten-
- -, ~ ,,ort 90 +ho e,ovornmept "Tbe
uohS Oh tne paIe VI INC soFetnl
government has decided, ADDS the journal,
ssto refrain from disturbing the peace, but
believes it necessary. however, to be pre-
pared to resist any hostilities which may be
iuaugurated by others" The opposition pa
pers denounce the Injustice of the powers in
their policy of coercion toward Greece, al
though they recognize the faults of Premier
Delyannis and his government.
ATuENs Nav q-After several cabinet
oouncils tndav Premier DelvanniS rendered
to the King the resignation of the ministry
which the King refused to accept. The
King has written letter to Premier Delyan-
mis- holding him responsible for the present
condition of affairs in Greece.
The foreign fleet with the exception of one
vessel of each power has left Suda Bay and
has complete blockade of the Greek coast.
The government mas WdTneu all VESSELS tlldt
if they leave port it will be at their own risk.
The issue OF shipping papers has been
stopped The commercial world is excited.
There was a slight firing on the frontier to-
dav bv Greek troops in disobedience of or
ders but ouiet was soon restored.
,dDo'n1,stratinn, was held today in Consti-
+,tion Snuare Warlike speeches were made
oa.d nosnI,t;op was carried amid wild ex-
aitu aitirant fauorino war with Turkey. res
iss.;1, eiv1ioo d;sr :" en- Immediate increase in
Vh.t'ion t. ,dnnted After the meet
sno ~ Mdily "e3 nad ~ th ho,,se ot Prime
NJ iiie ciumu ui.,,a. ,,Si on in resnonse 10 Te-
minister DeiS aliiilo Gu" ~ ia kriaf address
peated calls the fIeillleI llaue ~ iI
IN which ne sald the SoVeIliiicuI No1;'J S;.'.d
er sign an agreement dnNolFlns tIo ' uio"s an
ing Oh the forces. Ihis ueci"i"'ion ""'
cheereq TO the echo. :. cnoooo hos oon-
cluded his visit to the Car and has arrived
at Sebastapol enroute 70 "a. A.nf4S nf t6e embasey @
to pTepare for departure ftom Greece.
Tspeeial cablepram TO the Boston Evening
Record]
IoNnoN Nav vs-At last war seems act
uaIly in siGbt This at anv rate. is the gen
'iina I%s ya ia of fba fnreiSn office here. Turkey
has ho 20 1Sno troons on the frontier, or is SUP
,iasod ias 10 bsve while Greece has not much
puorJb ,or bsIf " % that nnmher The enthusiasm at
4tIn 3thens ni ia @reater than ever. Nj. Delyannis
~ oads7be novers to consider his last
mas DesseusrmIi tsnai INC TS,rEish cavalry has
advanced under cover of the forts to the bor-
der on the Greek side, the order to read to
the regiments informing them that the mo-
ment for action is impending. The European