Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-30
DEL LYANNIS HAS RESIGNED And RaIli Is Premier and Minis
 ter of Marines. OTHER CABINET OFFICERS Named Who Have Served the Government m Previous Years-The Powers Will h.
 tervene Is the Latest Report.

Athens, April 29.-The king summoned N. Delyannis, the premier, this m-rnlng, and called upon him to tender his res ispation. His majesty subsequently en- trusted the opposition lsade.s with the task of forming a new cabinet. Follow ing is the official list of the new cabinet ministers, as corrected this evening: ls
 Premier and minister of marine, M Ralli mfniater of war M. Tsamvos; mlh- ister of finance, M. Simopoulo mlnaa.er Hl education, M. Carapanos; minister or the interior, M. Teotaoki.
 Dsmarius Ralli, the new premier and minister of marine, was the leader or eiie oprCs1sion He has been minister or Jus- tice and minister of the interior, anu 10 well known ,through-ut the country as an able lawyer a nd orator. He IS oo years old. and studied a. the universities or Athens and Paris. :.
 M. SimopouQo, the new minister or fuarlca, is a deputy 10 the Legislative as sembly and prominent member or the opposition. Five times he has been min ister of justice.
 Constantine Carapanoa is deputy from Arta, and 'one of the most dlsLlh- guished fnancis rs of Greece. This IS the second time that he has been appointed 70 this department of the caoine..
 George Teotaoki is deputy and was minister of the interior under Prime Mln- ister Trickoupia.
 M. Tsamvos has long bsen associated with M. Ralli in his campaign against royalty !,
 Admiral Ca.nos and Delegordis, as well as M Eltirulopo, having declined pcr- folios, the new ministry will take on composite character and rely for it's sup- port upon a coalition of the followers or M Ralh and Nj. T'rickoupists-
 M. Rall made the following statement dhis morning:
 "Yet.erday King George summoned me to the palace and declared exceptional circumstances compelled him to replacs the cabinet and to form a new ministry from the ranks of the opposition. He b gged me to second his efforts l re- fused to tender my resignation, not be- cause of my love of p-wer, but in order that such step might not be misinter- preted. I urged the king to pass the privilege of the crown, declaring that was ready to sign Che royal decree pro- vidied the latter cast no blame upon us. added that there was no reason 10 fear thlat such a mea sure would be considered by Europe as a censure upon the govern ment's policy. Judgment would be formed a to tihat after the new cabinet had been tried. I cannot divulga the policy which I considered necessary. l can only say the country could have emerged from it's trial without loss of territory and could have obtained ral.ifioaion of the north ern frontier by abandoning Crete ac- cording to the demands of the powers. The latter measure would have facilitated the task, inasmuch as the principle of Ottoman integrity would not have been impaired, while the peace of Europs would have been assured because of the ratification of the frontier line adjudged by the treaty of Berlin"
 The evening session of the legisa tive ass mbly was aetetnded by only foli:y depu les. In the absence of a quorum the president adjourned the chamber, abter which crowds paraded the stree,s, shouting: Long live Admiral Karnaris." There were no incsdls nts of special im- portance
 During the negotiations for the recon struction of the ministry from the op- position, MT. Ralli opposed the proposal to make M Solierupho premier and said:
 Setting aside all false modesty l must be recognized. I am the premier designed by events"
 The opposition leaders acquiesced in this view but M. DeEgeroros refused to go into the ministry unless the premier was chosen outside the regularly consti- tuted parties in the boule To this M Ralli replied that he could not and would not attempt to form a ministry without the help of the other sections of the as- sembly and he tried to induce M Deli gororis to join.
 The public tension is much relieved by She change of ministers and it Is now believed that all serious danger of in ternal disorder is removed. Owing to the absence of M. Tokaoti, the new cabinet will not take the oath until to- morrow. M. Triantafyllako and M Ef- taXias are mentioned for the ministry of education and the ministry of justice re- spectively, in the place of M. .Carapanos and M. Deligerous, who declined. M Del yonnis appears to be assured of a ma jor.ty in the legislative assembly, but it is supposed he will support the cabinet.
 The new ministers on the other hand are confident of obtaining a working majority owing to defiections from their opponents. The city tonight is exceed ingly quiet.