The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-03
gOsLEMS SHOWN NO MERCY.
nrr,Ns REPORTED TO HAVE MAS
SACRED 1000 MORE.

Ursh
,7ossacre at KandamO Also Report
-, ,1uwinent-SeIinO and Kandamo
~. placed Under the Protection
of the Powers.
london. March "A riot occurred at
c.roa Crete to-day, IN which suleiman
~, colonel of the Mussulman gendarmes,
~,s fa+allv wounded by his own men. Sew
al otber Turkish officers were wounded.
The outbreak was caused by the gen
i 5.rmes not receiving their pay.
Notice of the revolt was sent to the va
-.rs consulates and the foreign marines
.oro dispatched to the scene. Several
4 rollovs were fired under the windows of
,Ae barracks where the gendarmes were
# ,,srtered. This not having the desired
,,splt the marines fired upon the gem
q 5armes. wounding several of them. The
-,oters then began to yield. The disturb
aDee caused panic in Canea.
81 rnwonted activity prevails in the dock
& varjs at Portsmouth, Chatham and Sheer
ness where the men are working over
fine and all leaves of absence have been
Ind off. Upon several battleships at Ports
7 mouth, steam is being kept up night and
day.
81 The Athens correspondent of the Daily
q Neas telegraphs that the diplomats this
m eyenng presented an identical note to M.
G. skouzes. minister of foreign affairs, de-
n handing the evacuation of Crete by the
81 Greek forces within six days, under
Ri threat OF coercion. The note informs
NJ Greece that the powers are agreed upon
two points, first. that they will not allow
Crate to be annexed in any form at pres
ent and second, that they are prepared
10 endow Crete with a complete scheme
of autonomy. The powers express the
hone that Greece will respect their decis-
lon. The correspondent adds that he is
assured by the highest authority that
#Greee will reject the ultimatum.
Canea, March "A complete rupture
between the beys and Mussulman inhab-
s ants here has been caused by the fall
pf Kandamo, and the latter have appealed
ID the Greek vice consul here to save
heir compatriots from massacre. The
tonsul has promised to do this provided
u HE foreign minister will supply the trans
ortation necessary to get the Moslems to
3 Behind, and that Ismael Pasha, the civil
Governor will give a written order to the
ntee of safety given by the Greeks.
1t is reported by the governor of Selino
hat massacre at Kandamo is imminent.
#The place is within two hours from the
lea, and difficult of access, owing to the
nountainous country.
conference between the consuls and
dmirals was held to-day, at which the
ecision was reached to send officers 40
Heino to rescue the beleaguered Moslems.
was also decided to place Selino and
iandamo under the protection of the
bowers.
The insurgents at Akrotiri to-day asked
he Russian admiral to assist them to
eaye. The admiral agreed, on condition
hat they lay down their arms, which
bey refused.
Constantinople, March 2.-The porte has
appealed to the powers to compel Greece
recall her ships and troops from Crete
note from the powers was presented to
ne porte to-day, but its contents are not
Down precisely
Vienna, March 2.-The powers nave
greed to present their demands to Greece
two notes, The first of these notes
MI demand that Greece evacuate Crete
lthin six days, and the second will con-
ey an intimation that the powers will re-
ut TO coercive measures if the demands
re not complied with.
AT the suggestion of Lord Salisbury
urkey Will be requested to withdraw the
irKlsn troops in Crete to the fortresses.
le notes OF the powers will probably be
eseateG to the Greek and Turkish gov
nment at Athens and Constantinople to-
athens, March 2-The government is in
DFmed that the garrison in the town of
aAdamos, Island of Crete, which have
cH haue prisoners by the insurgents.
lpilsed l'2JO Turkish soldiers The gov
llneht mas wired the Greek vice consul
Cahea instructing him to start at once
1enna and use his influence in behalf
lne Moslems who have been made
lsoners there.
AuVices received here from Canea saw
ioIeish admirals demanded that the
en- Warships leave Cretan waters with
CI'y -lour hours. To this demand
"Ihouofe Keinck, commanding the
o,JS Warshlp Hydra, replied that he
- ,'u onIy obey the orders of his own
srnment. If his ship were sunk. he
raIeu' she would salute the foreign
sS as she went down.
tie conclusion of his speech in the
L,i,oer iah OF Deputies last evening, in
Nh Cl ne denounced the bombardment of
ioe Ian CHRISTIANS by the foreign war
Heas5 auu the attitude Of the powers in
<z 9is a 70 crete in general, Premier Dely-
4 q oN'u ,sNeu Ior vote Of confidence. which
'Astalnae5s' by l25 to ?. Forty members
|rSsa'hed from voting.
HIeek vice-consuI at Canea renorts
I'm ~ Nussulmans there are threaten
~ pocialm the union of Crete with
'M N.Y. ana 20 murder the Bevs hecanse
'bhced ~ OBSTACLES which the latter have
d. I'm IN the way of their efforts 10 in
"a bn,or creek vice consul to save the
M a anu children. The foreign consuIs
nm demanded that warsbips he sent
| 'u'" bay to selino at once.
4 arl'' March "A dispatch from canea
Fl. ''e Lclair says: 1T is reported here
IN boS. T" Moslens in the fortress at Sc.
I'm insnrlueen massacred by the Chris
fttious sents. The Moslems here arc
IN tbo lhe news, and threaten TO at
Nkich an aI5eglgn eonsulates, to protect
IN land a5daitional force Of marines mas
py various warships."
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