The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-07

1886. So 1t Is evident that King George
soreiy needs the support OF every able
bodied Greek in this struggle.
"In this country there are about 200
Greeks. or these probably about 500
belong 10 the army reserve. Through ths
Associated Press, in the name OF Alns
George. I wish officially 10 notify all
members Of the Grecian army who are in
this country that their fatherland calls
them back 20 it's ranks. And to all
Greeks. whether they have fought In by
gone days or not. / say in the name OF
my king. your country needs you.'
Enthusiasm Unabated.
ATHENS. March s.-A dispatch from
Canea. filed az a late hour tonight. states
that a mixed detachment OK troops was
landed at Selino from the warships Of the
powers this morning. They set out forth
with for Candlamo a distance Of seven
miles. In regard 70 this force. Nj. Mar
ellis, the Greek vice consul. Informed the
admirais that the Creek government de-
clined all responsibility. Enthusiasm is
unabated in Athens. the popuiace contin-
ulng 10 favor a policy Of ooldness IN deal
ing with the situation
Hurried preparations for eyentuaiities
are continued Today Instructions were
issued that the students OF the Greek mi!-
itary colleges be Immediately drafted into
the army as officers. The retired officers
who are members of the executive cham
Der have requested the government 10 re-
insfate them in the army.
Activity on the Frontier.
sALONICA. March 6--Feverish activity
prevails here in the military reservations.
Four extra battsiions % Redifs have gone
20 Caterina Sixty battalions OF infantry.
fifteen batteries of artillery and four regi-
rlenis Of cavalry are now posted or the
Greek frontiers OF Macedonia and Epirlus.
Greece Must Decide To-day.
ATHENS. March g.-The uhinatuTn OF
the six powers 20 Greeca insisting upon
the withdrawal Of Greek troops and feet
from Crete. which was presented Monday
last. expires at 3. m. Monday. March =
Al that hour. if Greece 4 Etil oodura1e.
the ministers OF the six powers wiz leave
the city They are already preparing their
eruba ssies for departure NO hostihties
o~. coerciva measures are possible until
Wednesday. as the foreign a9nirals mus
first t-e advised of tie departure OF the
ministers. The adrniraAs are now engaged
IN drawing Up scheme for blockade
Foreign Troops Landing.
CANEA. March s-Forsign warships
have landed 90 men a. Seliao. News OF
the proposals 0f the powers 70 grant au-
tsnorrv TO Crete h8s created a bad m
7srssstou among the insurgents, ~no de-
sire annexation NltA Greece The Mus
-1trpsrs arc also trritatea II che e0nces~
SIGN O autoaony- The departure o. tne
fz~itiSh esnsul. SIR Alfred Billiotti. alone
far selino On The British 6attleship Rod
nsv. although taaE vessel Vas aceonpa-
ned sv other foreign wsrshlps, - badly
tnterursted by ether ccusuas. Hho. AS~~
ever previously re5ected the proposal .
20 fssre 81 order 20 make Az attempt %
ssxe Moslsrn families who axe in danger
from ne investment Of that psace % me
Insurgents.
Tark~y wust Withdraw Troops
fCsSSTA ANTINoPLE. March s.--Tns an
hasa 8ors % tire powers ycs tsr&ay present.
81 a second collective note 20 thc Turkish
gaxeruuss8s cAlling upon the porte 70
wfehsr2w ths Turkish troops from tn@ m
es-ler C. Cress ard keep f1szn q taa
.eAns TIE recall - a. troops fForz the
lslana. ezcep: sinai Gstaenr11enss 70 guard
Ire rev governor. Eznzeg Bey. ALL uiSi-
rzafe.y - required.