The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-28
Popular Outbreak Mo-
mentarily Expected.
Foreigners Display Flags Of
Their Nations.
There is Great Indignation Against
Royal Family.
Greeks Defeated at Losfalia--Peepls
of SsAlonica are Calmer.

Greeks Defeated at Losfalxia--PsepIs
of SsaIonica are Caimer.
Athens, April 2s.--Public excitement is
increasing every hour The foreigners arc
hosting their national flags over the
buildings inhabited by them. A popular
outbreak is feared.
Turks Repulsed.
London, April 2s.-A special dispatch
from Volo, the port of Thessaly, announces
that the Turkish advance forces have at
tackled the Greeks about eight miles west
of Volo and on the railroad connecting
the latter place with Larissa and
Pharsalos. The Turks, however, the dis
patch says were repulsed with heavy loss
and driven back.
Prince Constantine's Case.
Paris, April ga special says the
suppression of Prince Constantine, II
made by royal decree. is equivalent to
his remuneration of his rights to the
crown.
Continuing il asserts that the replacing
OF the premier, NJ Delyannis by NJ Ralli,
the opposition leader, will not serve to
arrest the course of popular indignation
against the royal family, adding thatsthe
ministerial crisis, therefore, only prccedes
a dynastic uprising in fow days.
Greeks Defeated With Heavy Loss.
Constantinoplc April IS An official
dispatch received here from Salonica says
f, that in an engagement at Isosfakin, the
, Greeks were compelled to retreat with
| loss of 400 killed and many wounded.
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! burun is denied in this dispatch. 1t Is
| explained that the Greek feet man.
| oeuvred in the vicinity of Karaburun,
but did not fire upon that place.
Calmer at salonica.
| Salonica, April 2S--The people here
| have become calmer and the apprehension
| fleet is dying away. Nine guns Of large
caliber have been mounted on Fort Kara
| burun for the better protection Of the
! harbor of Salonica The French cruiser
Bugeaud has arrived here To protect
| French interests.
Red Cross Workers start.
1t Petersburg, April %. Tho first
detachment of the Red Cross Society Of
| Russia, consisting Of two doctors ant
twenty Sisters of Mercy with all that is
necessary for establishing u hospital with
fifty beds, has started for the seat of war.
Orders to French Forces.
Toulon, April .S.--Orders have been is-
sned for further dotacbmcnts of French
infantry, artillery and marines 20 DO
! ready 10 leave for Crete at moment 3
notice.
Greeks May Not DO Expslled.
Constantinople April 49, 1T is now
believed that the Greeks will probably
not be expelled from the Turkish empire
at the expiration Of the fortnight =
notice, beginning on Saturday. April 10
the day the Turkish troops were ordered
to cross the frontier AMONG tho reasons
for rcfraining from their expulsion Is
tho fact that tho Turkish government has
not the means to export so many people
I from the country.
The governor of Jams Province of
Epru7, tclosraph- that perfect order pre-
| walls IN that town.
Itc Turkish troops at Larissn crpturei
So artillery caiSsons IN addition 60 a fnrge
quantity OF ammunition.
Question. Asked In the Dict.
l,udarrst Arrl 9s In the lower house
! Of the hungarian dict today. Count
Apponyi. the opposition leadcr inter
| uc,iatcd tho Premier, Baron Banliy, a. ru
whether, III the territorial status quo an,i
I
guiding principles animating the powers
and the monument has not arrived to end
the aimlcss anu politically detrimental
war and whether the object of Emperor
.Joseph's visit TO Petersburg is to modify
! the conditions OF our alliances, or without
modifying them, conclude an arrange
ment with Russia on the eastern ques-
| tion.
Powers Preparing for Intervention.
Paris April %. The following. sent
official announcement was Issued this
afternoon Pour parlcrs between Paris,
Iondon. Rome and ST Petersburg. with
the view of attempting mediation be-
tween Turkey and Greece. havo been
very active and are now assuming more
precise form. II Is hoped that tho oppor-
tunity will arise before long. Germany
and Austria nrc kept informed OF the pro-
grcss OF the negotiations and do not dis
approve OF them.
NO Decree Signed.
Athens. Apr1l 2S Tho report that the
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