The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-04-17
reservists for refusing to joint their re-
giments.
cREDKS INTER EPIRUS.

reSerylStS for refusing 10 JolnI enei' ~
giments.
! GREEKS DNTER EPIRUS.
Athens, April 16.-A force OF Grees
insurgents is reported to have entered
Ep:rus. The statement must be accept
ed with reserve.
A despatch from Trikhala announces
that Col. Ciprinani, the Italian Socnlls'
leader, has disbanded the Italian legloI
raised to assist the Greeks in their strug
gle against the Turks.
SURGICAL AID FOR vASSOS.
Canea, Island of Crete, April 16.-Tht
foreign admirals have offered to Col
Vassos any medical and surgical assist
ance he may require for the wounded In
: his camp.
CHIEF BROUFAS RISES AGAIN
Salonica, Aphil 16.-Chief Broufas
who was the soul of the Macedonian ris
ing last year and upon whose head Tur'
key set a price of 1000 francs and who
was supposed to be dead, has re-appear'
ed. He is now organizing an invasion OF
the Chalcidike Peninsula with view
Of diverting the Turkish army from
Maceronia.
He has assembled 1000 members of
the Ethnike Hatair;a from Chalkis, Rem
eli, Athens and Volo and embarked them
on a couple of steamers which were to
leave the gulf of Volo on Wednesday
blast for the coast of Chalcidike, Their to
raise am instruction.
] A Turk who was posing as the Rus
sian correspondent of the journal De
g. hoe tod a q
a spy.
frontier. 1t is said that the Turks lost
fifty killed and small number Of pris-
oners.
WILL FORCE TURKEY INTO WAR.
London, April 16.-The Lar:ssa cores
pondent Of the Times will say to-mor-
TOW:
EVERY one here continues to declare
that an outbreak Of war is inevitable
within the next two or three days, espe-
cially as it is now known that in high
quarters at Athens peaceful solution
Of the difficulty is regarded as almost
hopeless. The authorities here are seri-
ously counting the cost Of embarking
in such a struggle but other influences
perfectly certain that the irregulars un-
less restrained, will again invade Mace
donia in order to compel the Porte to
declare war"
BLOCK-HOUSE AGAIN ATTACKED
z Canea, April 16.-The insurgents have
attacked the Animbali blOck-house near
Fort Izeddin. There was heavy firing all
Thursday night. The Turkish warships
in Suda Bay shelled the insurgents.
AN ARTILLERY ENGAGEMENT.
Athens, April ia despatch from
Larissa, the headquarters Of the Greek
army in Thessaly, received at 11:3O p.
M, says that an engagement has taken
plcae near Nezeros, on the frontier, in
which artillery participated. The des-
patch gives no details of the fighting.
TURKS OCCUPY BALTINO.
London, April ia dispatch to the
Daily Chronicle from Kutsufdani says
that the Turks have occupied BaltinO
and other stations. Their sentries fire
on every one trying to cross the frontier.
UNCLE SAM TAKES A HAND.
London, April 16.-The correspondent
Of the Standard says 1t is stated there
that Admiral Canevaro, commanding the
international' feet in the waters has re-
ceived notice from the American govern
ment that the United States does not rec
ognize the existence OF blockade Of
Crete.
WAR AND PESTILENCE.
Canea, Island Of Crete, April 16.-Can.
nonading has been proceeding in the d.
rection Of Kalyes since yesterday even
ing. The cause OF the firing is not known
here. Pillaging continues in this vicinity.
Typhus fever an smallpox are raging
ut Hierapetra. ~
The Turkish troops have re-occupied
the springs near Gambia.
A number of. prisoners here have re-
VOTED and are being transported to the
prison on the island Of Rhodes. 4 IA Ol|
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