Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-10
SITUATION IN CRETE.
The Austrian Foreign Affairs Minister
Considers II Serious.
couMESrs OF VIENNA PAPERS.
Oae Hundred and Fifty turks Killed In
Al Engagement With insur.
gents at Amigadolo.

NEW GORis, June l0.-A special TO
tue Herald RON Vienna says:
Imam address 10 the Austrian dele.
CATION Count Giluohowsky, minister
Of foreign sfaiTs Z plained the foreign
tolicy Of tho government, In the coufso
Of his REMARKS declaring that the stu.
alton In Crete was Of sucn a character
that II was Impossible to cay what
would happen next. The condition Of
things prevailing IN the leland. hstaiJ,
WAS due TO tho malauminls,fatlon VI
public . Il Ire by the Turkish authori-
lies. Turkey, he added, ought 10 take
measures la her Eutopuau and Asiatic
pfUvinooa which would Justify Couf.
druce IN the vital force OF the Ottoman
empire, olhotwiee, no faid, Turkey
best frichds, Including Austin, would
Ue unable 10 prevent tuo empires fail.
An inspired article appears In thu
Wiener IageblstL According 70 news
tmauatlBg nom COuattuiiuOplc the
Porte IL said TO EppTvhord that there
will be iufthUr complications In core
ugcllon with the rising ~ Crete. We
upTu 10 not think ~. Tho news from
Tuliabls. In C1nutantinOplu they nto
said 10 fear that uruooe wishes u an.
mex Crete and that Russia anu Franco
will holp.
Tue Greeks say they absolutely do
not wish 10 annex Crete. Greece has
cent cut memorial 10 the foreign
ministers which ASKS other powers 10
plead with Turkey that order may be
restored In the leland. Al the pOwBta
approached Turkey In that direction.
ibuA II ~ wrong that Ia Constant.
uupiu they should seek 10 place tho
fe'ponsibiliiy ON Greece. Russia has
iutvfvunud Ia most energetic man.
Grr nnd II 10 Interesting TO know that
Germany has decided TO act with
Nutsia, Tue Austrian embassy acted
lu thu liVetott manner 10 ~ 90 iriiu-
Uuce Turkey. snc should rc.csihblish
order In Crete AnJ give necessary
fgfJfms.
THIS, VI oOufte, as tho editor Of the
paper romatks, IN highly important, a.
every one knows nowadays that
Russia rules Tufk6y's foreign policy.
Tue editor " the Nrus Ffuic lfrs.e
said that ~ him tho Ctotan question
has lott IT. acute form ant fallun into
the range OF diplomacy. That question
wAa seIioua ous. for " England had
demanded REFORMS Rusiia Would hAvu
10 40 with tier against Turkey.
Tutsoy's only plsn was 10 give way.
At the Chloe OF the Ffemdun Blntt
the iuteiFn editot toEisttd, A. did 9TH
vfs, that II was unfair 10 Say that Eng
Had had Etirrcu ~ the CTutAn lnsuf-
iecuon. IL could not, according TO him,
hH even entertained ns reasonable, Tor
England nad absolutely nothing To
gain thereby. The American question
rus teen easily settled, The CTolsn
question IN n tfifle Ia comparison.
austria would uphold her colleagues.
lie said thoy were all ~ one. lie looked
upon this question rs one purely Of
local growth. Matters are in ioafful
condition IN Crete, aud large quaint.
ties OF guns arc being tunt from
Greece.
The Noue Ffelo Pfoi6e received the
following from lie special correspond.
unt NJ Atho .!
III mt some newly arrived refugees
at the Phte ~ this morning. They say
thHtgn FudAy anu saturday fgbtiug
took place ~ AmigadOlo, Whom 100
Iruths were killed or wounded ia
Cameo.
"ln consequence, excitement again
lecam0 great. A Turkish vhTahip
tombatdrd several COST villages GLd
more Christian Villages have beeu
buTned,O