Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-04-30
GREECE HAS A new CABINET
The New Order of Things Received
Coldly by the Populace, Who Con-
tinue to Murmur at King George,
Attributing to His Manage
ment Recent Reverses.
THE GREEKS LEAVE CONSTANTINOPLE
The Turkish Government Issues An
Announcement Denying That Sui
tan's Troops Were Defeated at
Valastina, and Asserting that
the Vicarious March is
Being Continued.

Being Continued.
Constantinople, April 30.-A dispatch
from the Turkish military cemman9er at
Janiaa, announces that Musta pah Pasas' q
brigade yesterday occupied the heights
commanding Nicheste and Keervauserai,
beyond Pentepigadia, and that the Greek
troops in the vicinity thereupon retreat
ed. The Vail of Salonica, telegraphs that
bands of Greeks have been routed by
Turkish troops near Prevaiste.
TURKS AS BELL1aERENTs.
Paris.-La Patrie publishes a dispatch
from Rome saying that Admiral Oanevaro,
the italian commander in Cretan waters,
has been ordered to consider Colonel Vas
SOS, who commands the Greek army of
occupation in Crete, as belligerent, and
to no longer oppose the Greek attacks on
Turkish troops.
THE FIGHTING CONTINUES.
Athens-Noon action between
Turks and Greeks which began yesterday
at Velastino, about ten miles west OF Vo-
10, continued today. General Smolski's
brigade is fighting bravely, and has re-
pulsed the repeated charges of Turkish
infantry.
yoLo is DESERTED.
Athens.-A correspondent of the Asso-
cirted Press at Larissa reports as follows:
man just arrived at Larissa from Volo,
says that the place is deserted, and that
the garrison has also left. The troops
have gone to Pharsalos. Two battalions
of Turkish infantry are guarding the
railroad station at Larissa, where are
found the remains of hospital stores left
by the Greeks at the last moment. The
inhabitants of Larissa say that the Greeks
seized all horses and carriages. The
newspaper men fed on foot. Many
amusing scenes were witnessed in Larissa
this morning. I met an ugly Turkish
soldier sun burned and dusty, solemn ~
parading the streets under fine lady's
parasol, that he had picked up on the
road. LootiEg is strictly forbidden. The
Turkish authorities in this matter are too
severe. Some Evzasones still remain
hidden, and the same is the case with some
Greek officers All Of the latter who are
made prisoners are paroled.
CABINET COLILY Received.
\ Rome.---A dispatch from Athens says
chat the new Greek cabinet is coldly re-
ceived, and that the animosity Of the
pu pnlace toward King George continues.
GENERAL sMoLENsKI's ELECTION.
Athens.-The crown princes successor,
General Smolenski, was elected the fol-
lowing way at Pharasala: He had one
competitor, General Mavromichalis, his
personal enemy, who, with pistol in his
hand, kept his division from stampeding,
shooting down five of his men. Mavro-
michalls was about to be elected, when he
arose and said: "Gentlemen, my COM
rade, General Smolenski, is better versed
in military science than I, and retire in
his favor" The people are anxious to
try issues again under these two patriotic
leaders, and another great battle is prob
able. Ex-Premier Delyannis said in an
interview, making an attack on the king:
~ was never in favor Of war. l permit
ted it to save the kings crown"
CAPTURED VALUABLE STORES.
Washington.-Th Turkish legation has
received from the foreign office at Con-
stantinople the following dispatch dated
the 28th inst
"First division of the army at Elassona,
are proceeding toward Trikkala. Great
quantities Of the munitions of war fell
into the hands Of the imperial troops"
ABANDONED THE FORTRESS.
Athens.-A correspondent of the Asso-
ciated Press who was at Larissa on Thurs
dav reports the arrival of the Turkish
troops. There they found all the guns of
the fortress intact, and obtained posses
sion Of immense quantities of ammuni-
tion of all kinds. The abandonment of
such strong position is incomprehen-
sible. The news of the occupation Of
Volo by the Turkish forces is momentari-
ly expected here.
OCCUPYING vOLO.
London.-The Evening News publishes
dispatch from Oonstantinople dated
today, saying that the Turkish cavalry
occupied volo yesterday evening, and
that ten days delay has been granted the
Greeks.
OFF FOR JANINA
Constantinople.-Os PashR is on his
way to Janina, Epirus, with 10000 sddi-
tional Turkish troops.
NOT BEpuLsED.
COnstantinOple. The Turkish govern.
ment has issued the following announce
ment: Far from being repulsed at Va.
lastina the imperial troops continue their
victorious march forward"
THE NEW CABINET.
Athens--The cabinet has been formed
as follows: Resident council minister
and minister of marine, NJ. Ralli Min
lister OF the interior, M. Theotokis. Min
lister Of foreign affairs, M. Skoulodis.
Minister Of public instruction, M. Aut-
xias. Minister Of Justice, M. Triauta.
filao. Minister Of finance, M. 6impolas.
Minister OF war, Colonel Tosmados. The
new ministry will be sworn in i'm
mediately.
TEN DAYS DELAY.
London.-T News Constantinople
dispatch says that ten days delay has
4 been granted TO all Greeks desirous OF
leaving Oonstantinople.
RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.
st. Petersburg. Count Muravisff, the
Russian minister Of foreign affairs, and
Count Goulochowski, the Austrian minis.
ter OF foreign affairs, have dispatched
identical notes to the Russian and Aus.
trian representatives at Belgrade, Servia
n Sofia, Bulgaria, Bucharest, Roumsnia and
Il Cettine, EXP ressing satisfaction at the
CORRECT attitude Of the governments those