The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-28
The Kings Tenure on His Throne
Very Shaky.
TURKS MILD IN TRIUMPH.
No LOOting Allowed and CaptiVeS
Well Treated.

the Ethnike Hetairia and the Lives
of the Leaders of the Society Not
safe-GreeI< Newspaper Accounts
Grossly Misrepresent the Situation
at the FrOnt-Prince Constantine
Jeered by His Soldiers when He
ImpIored Them to Again Face the
the Enemy-The Greek Legislature
Meets in Extra Session.
Headquarters of Turkish Army in Thes-
sally Larissa. April 27.-The correspondent
of the Associated Press with the Turkish
army here never saw such perfect disci-
pine as when the victorious Turks oc-
cupied Larissa. The peace was not dis
turbed in a single quarter of the town. AS
an instance of the strictness of the orders
against pillage, the correspondent has Just
seen a Turkish soldier, who took shirt
from an abandoned, half-closed store,
seized by patrol and arrested.
Several cafes are already doing business.
Practically the whole Greer population
fled from the town. One of the few per-
sons who remained informed the corre-
spondent that there was a continual exc
dus throughout Saturday Only a num-
Der of volunteers remained, who, the mo-
nent the regular troops had gone, began
pillaging the stores and also liberated the
criminals from the jail. The escaped pris-
oners Joined in the looting, and the vol
nteers afterward began to shoot the Mus
humans, who, throughout the preceding
week, had been maltreated by the Greeks
Ehenever they appeared on the streets.
1t is stated here that before the Greeks
ed Prince Constantine, the Greek COM
-ander-in-chief, begged them to remain
nd face the enemy; but they refused, and
regular sauve qui peut ensued. The
reek soldiers actually jeered at the crown
Flnee as they refused to face the enemy
n gain.
The Greek soldiers are furious at the
Ithnike Hetafrfa, the Greek National
ague They seized all the members of
pat organization they could find, saying:
1t is you who have brought all this mis-
Fortune on US"
me Greek prisoners are will treated by
Ae turks and a Greek officer. who was
cen by the correspondent, had been sun
led with coffee and cigarettes. He re-
MARKED to the correspondent: 1--WE were
ways told the Turks were barbarous.
~ should like to see more of this sort
!. oaroarity among our own people,"
a creek paper published here, of which
ne correspondent procured a COPY. is full
Vi the most gross Misrepresentation. At
The moment the Turks were entering tho
''ii oI Ihessaly, 1t announced that the
urAs Were in full retreat, and that the
1reeks would die to the last man before
uey would allow a single Turk to enter
o'eece' The Turks have sealed up all the
odllAs' business houses and other places
9''aining money, and other valuables,
0 nave placed armed guards over them.
London, April PA dispatch has been
%AAiA'Ahn HAdlluk lfidt al
.l'tS there are fast approaching a crisis.
'e recent defeats of the Greek army have
aroused public feeling to such a pitch
,''' Nlng George may be assassinated or
.ueposed' There is also danger that the
"ioo 70. may take possession Of the city.
ne resignation Of the Crock minister 30
80 ''ne is reported IN another disnatcb
'''i'ehs April H.-Popular allne noinfs
,.t,t. a. 'eFoiuton In favor Of "A republic rho
,,''l~eus are greatly excited AT the reveia
,toHS made by former Minister Ram ne -
,r'. Vonouct Of the campaign To-day largo
'''.'.ss - 'llss nave been held IN ConstlfitIon
= tldle ana other places and fiery Ia
tH"Sues delivered by weil-known oro tora
,n uonunc!ation Of those who wouId .,ho-
10y greece.' The fan OF the IninIsfr,, A.
REGARDED as certain. 's -
tnis afternoon 800 men formed into .
y ,.uhleef body, forced their way int tha
!. -,'ili hh shops, armed thomroi,,ag
d" 'h rifles aud revoivors ana paraded ~
.ttei ~ 'front.' Of N. Rallrs reaidsr.,'
'f'fal deputies addressed them esha.,
'n,h ip remain calm and 10 awai,
~. pIoEfrsa 81 events. frlnoily fhey nrn.
,n % ne royal palace. whore af.r,
,,i,e.lNh rmonstratl0n. they dlsnerees
."'N' lufiner disorder. The inoiden,
''"'' great sensation.
. r hilnopic April ~ -Tho eampslg,
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