The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
IS MEAGER AND MIXED
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expresses the hope that the fall of LARS
sa with the help of God, is eminent"
THE TURKISH NAVY.
Constantnople, Wednesday, April 21-
delayed in transmission. 1.-The Turkish
squadron still remains in the Dardanel-
les.
The Dardanelleh, April %, 6:35 a. NJ
A second Turkish fleet has Joined the
first fleet in the bay of Niagara.
GERMAN COLONEL PRESENT.
M:louna Pass, April 22.-The German
Colonel Sonneburg has arrived here
from Berlin to watch the operations.
GREEK SPECIAL MISSION.
Odessa, April PA special mission
from the Greek government passed
through this city yesterday, enroute to
St. Petersburg.
GAMBIA IN DANGER.
London, April pa dispatch TO the
Times from Canea says that firing is 60
ing on almost daily in the vicinity of
Gambia, where there are 800 insurgents,
including 500 cavalry, together. with a
cons derable body OF Greek troops and
four heavy guns. The governor ex-
presses fear lest the insurgents may at
tack the town en- masse. The Turks
there have no field guns
TO PROTECT CATHOLICS.
Constantinople, April 22-The French
ambassador, NJ Cambon, has notified
the Porte that the French government
intends TO take under its protection the
Greek Catholics in the Turkish empire.
AS yet it has not been declared which
power viii protect the Orthodox Greeks.
The exodus Of Greeks from all parts
Of the empire, and particularly from
Constantnople, continues.
The khediveih line of steamships has
suspended sailings during the contnu-
ance of the war
DESPERATE FROM DISGRACE.
London, April 22.-Major Anzolinos,
who gave the order for the abandonment
at Gritzovali by the Greek troops AMI
who was replaced by Colonel Papastovro
for so doing, being held responsible for
the loss OF that place has. according to a
special dispatch from Athens, commit
ted suicide at Tyrnavo.
WHY IZZET BEY CAUGHT IT.
Constantinople. April 22-There is
much comment here on the disgrace OF
Izzet Bey. until recently the favorite adj
wiser of the sultan. IZzet is reported 10
have been arrested. One cause for his
according to report, is that he
from the sultan two OF Edhem
Pasha's dispatches informing his males
ty that the position OF the Turkish army
in Macedonia was untenable owing 70
the incursion of the Greek irregIlars
and asked for authority 10 advance. IL
zet's object. 1t appears, was 10 gain time
with the view of bringing about a pa
cific settlement of the Cre,an question
with Greece direct Another account has
II that the Turkish minister fo- war.
Ria Pasha. insisted upon Izz4t Bey's
discharge because the latter ordered the
director OF telegraphs. Ali Enendi. 10
deliver 10 him all Of Edhem Pasha's dis
patches.
OFFERS TO HELP GREECE.
London, April ga special dispatch
from Athens says that offers OF help are
reaching the Greek government from all
quarters and the military authorities ex-
PEI - nave -t.rtr kS.AltcfS tnTc.lSQ W.
Der the Greek flag before the beginning
of next week. The Epiri,os at Athens
are preparing 70 leave that city in order
10 assist the Greeks in capturing Epir.s |
as Ear as ne Berlin treaty line. The
league OF Greece has advanced /
the passage money for a thousand Carl |
oaidlans VINO are expected a; the Epirus !
The Pan-Heileaic steamer !
Albanian Is on her way 10 Rimini 10 en-
bark 5000 Italians who, the Greek min !
ster at Rome :elegraphs, are ready 10 |
sight for Greece.
FRENCH3IEN ARE CLAMORING.
Paris. April 22.-There was & great stir 1
outside the office OF The Greek legation |
his afternoon. The crowd clsmorsd % 1
BE sent as volunteers 70 Greece. The +
embassy replies % all such requests that 7.
Z has received no instructions from ne I
S-eeS government on This subject. aaa
: therefore no, empowered 70 send vol (
lntee-s % the scene OF hosuIites.
GOING HOME To FIGHT.
London, April IA special dispatch !
rom Marssilles says TIA, 2eo Greek vol 4
intssrs sailed for Athens yesterday e.
ming. accompanied % sixty American
Greeks. The crews Q: tie Greek ...s--