The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-23
KurtievaE Attacked and Captured BY
the GrecianS.
Prince Constantine Present at the Military
Operations Near LariSSa.
rjg1tiug Almost laly Going On in the Vicinity Of
Gambia, in CrGtG-FHaTS That The Insurgents
May Attack and Take the TOWN.

HEADQUARTERS OF THE GREEN
ARMY T.ARISSA. April 22.-The Turks
have occupied several Greek posluohS
near Nezeros. Very severe hghtlng oc-
Cured westward of this place CURING
the morning.
ATHENS, April -, 9:5o 2. M
Prince Constantine. the Greek Coiil-
mander-in-Chief has sent a dlspalcn
from Iarissa announcing he was pres
emf at the military operations against
the Turks since early this morning.
PRAYERS were offered in the churches Oh
every town of Greece to-day LOT the
success of the Greek army.
LARISSA. April -, p. m.-Chief
Davellis and the survivors OF ms pahu
of irregulars have returned here from
the raid into Macedonia.
The latest news from the district Oh
Kurtiovalf probably identical with
Gritzovali) is that the place has oeeh
captured by the Greeks.
TURKISH VESSEL CAPTURED.
ATHENS, April 23. l a. m--The MIN
;sters held a prolonged conference at
the war Office yesterday, and then
went to the royal palace for a council
at which King George presided. 1t Is
said that very important decisions We're
taken.
The eastern squadron has lombard
ed Katerina and destroyed the Custom
House and other public buildings
The western squadron has bombarded
N1urto north of Prevesa, and captured
a Turkish vessel.
GREAT LOSS TO TURKS.
LONDON, April 22.-The Stan
dard's" Athens correspondent says that
the Greeks at Matt repulsed a charge OF
1000 Turkish cavalry with great loss to
the Turks Crown Prince Constantine
was present.
GREEKS HAVE THE BEST OF IT
NEW YORK. April OLA special tc
the Press" from Larissa, dated Apr
90 midnight. says the Greeks had the
hest of the fighting to-day. The bat
tie has been line to line, and the move
ments of either side have been mark
ed. This evening the main armies oc'
cupied nearly the same positions a:
they held this morning. The fightinE
all day was very severe.
Tomorrow the Greeks Will try Il
storm the principal Turkish redoub
near Reveni Pass. Should they be sue
cessfuI they will be in position t
pass an army into Turkish territory
while maintaining their own frontier.
The work of the Greek artillery has
been superb
VOLUNTEERS FOR GREECE.
LONDON. April pa special from
Athens says that offers of help are
reaching the Greek Government from
all quarters and that the military au-
1horities expect to have 10000 volun-
teers enrolled under the Greek flag be
fore the beginning of next week.
The Epirotes at Athens are preparing
10 leave that city in order to assist the
Greeks in capturing Epirus, as far as
the Berlin line. The League Of Greece
has advanced the passage money FOL
600 Garibaldians who are expected a
the Epirus Immediately.
The Pan Hellenic steamer Albanian
IS on her way to Remeni to embarl
1900 Italians. who the Greek Ministe
at Rome telegraphs. are ready to figh
for Greece.
PARIS. April 22-There was a grea
stir outside the office of the Greek LIE
CATION this afternoon. The GROVE
clamored to be sent as volunteers t
Greece. The Embassy replied to al
such requests that he had received n
instructions from the Greek Govern
ment on this subject, and is, there
fore, not empowered TO send volunteer
to the scene of hostilities.
FIGHTING ABOUT TYRNAVO.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE GREET
ARMY, MILOUNA PASS, Wednesday
April p, IL a. m.-The correspondent
of the Associated Press as this dispatc
is sent is at a high point of the Miloun
Pass with the Turkish General staff
watching the advance of the Turks
troops. who are being rapidly rushe
through the pass to the plains in from
of Tyrnavo.
Throughout yesterday afternoon a
artillery duel between the Turks an