Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-05-06
TROUBLE AT ATHENS.
Foreign Residents Becoming
Greatly Alarmed.
KING MAY ADVOCATE.
The People Demand That the King
Step Down and
Out.

LONDON, April % "A dispatch from
Volo, port OF Theesaly, announces tina
the Tu rkieh advance foroee have at
| tackled the Greeks st Veleatino, sboui
eight miles west OF Volo, on the railroad
connecting the latter place with Krisss
aud Phsrsalos. The Turks were re-
pulsed with heavy losses and driven
back. General Snolenski, on hearing
of the attack upon VslsRtino, made q
sortie FROM Phsrasaios TO support tn e
GFssk forces at Velestipd.
PARIS, April 28.-Mdttin today de-
cleres the suppression of Prince Con-
etantine, if made by royal decree, is
equivalent TO his RECOMMENDATION of his
rights to the crown. Mottiqa asserts
that the replacing of Premier nj. Dali
yannis by NJ. Ralli, opposition leader,
will not serve to arrest the course of
popular Indignation against the royal
family, adding that the ministerial
crisis, therefore, only precsds dinestic
crisis few days.
ATHENS, April 28.-Publio excitement
is increasing. Foreigners are hosting
their national flags over the buildings
inhabitated by them. A popular OUT
break is feared.
CoNsrANrlNoPLE, april 28-It is be-
Iiev5d the Greeks will pFobablyinot be
expelled from the Tarkish empire at the
expiration OF the fortnights notice be-
ginning Saturday, April 10. Turkish
troops were ordered to cross the from
tier. Among the reasons for lefreining
from the expulsion is the fact that the
Turkish govern ment has nos the means
% expel SO many people.
PARIS, King George is credited With
a desire 60 abdicste in favor of bis
second son, Prince George.
CoNsrANrINoPLE, April 20.-An Off
cial despatch from Salonios says in the
engagement at Losafakis, the Cracks
we're compelled to rebreat with loss of
400 killed and many wounded. The
report OF the bombsrdment Of Kefs-
burun is denied.
CoNsrANTINoPLB. April 29.-It is re-
ported that three Turkish warsi ips aud
one torpedo boat have run sground in
the Dard8nelles. One warship is in
position, the seq breaking over
her.
ATHENS, April 26.-The Legislature
oonvoked In extraordinary |
session, met for the second time last |
svening snd again adjourned, nluety-five |
deputies being present and one hundred |
sud fouE being necessary to proceed |
With business. The adjournment was
by much exotement end cries
# disspprovsl from the galleries. After
Premier M. pelyannis,
lad q long conference with the King
md opposition deputies had prolonged
he insisting go the conference broke up
Without deciding upon programme.
As p. N. the King summoned NJ.
Premier. This morning he
allied upon him to tender his resigna,
ion. HIS majesty subsequently en-
ruated she opposition leaders with the
ask OF forming a new cabinet.
ATHENS, April %. = Six Thousand
eople escorted M. Rslli home from the
srliamenb house last night and de-
handed speech from toe balcony. He
aid: 1.-The Government by its dessrtion
as committed suede Is is our duty
o n sintsin order and show we are nov
ghting for our homes" This ssnti-
heering.
ROME, April ga dispatch from
-thens to she Messagero says 600
oman and children died during the I
srribls retreat from Tyrnavos to
lsrissa.
ROME, April 29.-The Secolo, of Milan, :
u blishes dispatch from Athens say r
lg peace between Turkey and Greece ,
as bsen concluded.
ATHENS, April 3d. correspondent r
Iarlsss Thursday reports that the Z
urkish troops found ell the guns of 7
10 fortress in sact and obtained possess =
On OF immense quantities of emmuni 7
on. The Abandonment of such a c
lrong position is mprshensible. +
SHS OF huS Ooupeti0u y. NOiO Oy |
urkish forces is momentsrily expected r
ere. Z
PARIS, April 30.-Lapatrie publishes =
dispatch from Rome saying Admiral T
auev8fo, italian oom mandeF in Cretsn s
sterE, has been ordered TO consider
oioasl Vsssos, who commanded the G
reek army in 5he oocup patton OF Crete, T
) bslligerenta and no longer Oppose tire 7
reek attacks On Turkish sroops there. !
ATHENS, April 30 (noop) The fight {
.g between the Turks and Greeks !
hich osgaa yesterday at Valestino, |
bout tsn miles vest Of Volo, coEtin ned {
,dey. General Snoisazkis, brigadier,
lighting bfavsly end has Fepulsed the
,pea5ed charges OF the Turkish ar
llery.
RoME April 3O.-Disps5chea from
oIo, by way of Athens, says terrible
snic prevails at Volo and if that place
Ills into the hands of the Turks the
5uation OF the Greek army will be /