Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-29

ine luTKifn army ~ ElhbsODA entered
Greek Territory from the vicinity Of
Damssi and captured Zarkos, an i'm.
portant Greek base OF operations about
eighteen miles west Of Laritss. Large
quantities OF ammunition fell into
the hanis OF the Turks.
IRoHCLADs AT voLo.
VoLo, April 20. THE town ia almost
completely evacuated by the Greeks.
Women AMI children have been taken
away by sea. The foreign cons u lates
have hoisted thor flags. British and
French iron ciads are at anchor in
the harbor.
oBDER PREVAILS AT LARIssA.
ATHENS, April 29.-The fighting
between turks ana Greeks ut Vele.
stino at the junction railroad connect.
Ing this port with Larissa AM Phar.
sala wae only series OF skirmishes
which ,resuited favoraoly to the
Greeks. Velestino IL about ten miles
west o. Volo. This telegraph operator
at Pharenia learned from the operator
NJ Lsrisia that order prevails there.
Women Nj d children are returning lO
town.
RuMog OF PEACE.
ROME, April 29.-Ths Secolo OF
Milan publishes uispatcn from
Athens saying thas peace between
TurRey anu Greece has been conclu1 i.
Cd.
NO PROGRAM DECIDED UPON.
ATHENS. April 29.-rae legislative
assembly, conv0ked in extraordinary
6ession for the second time last even.
,ng ami again adjourned, ninety
del u.les being present anu lO4 being
necessary to proceed with business.
The adjournment was followed by
much excitement aud cries of dissp.
pro val rom the galleries.
After the adjournment Premier NJ.
Dslyannis, haa long conf. renee with
the Ring, anu the opposition depuiie 5
had prolonged nesting. The can.
ference broke up without decidi O x
upon program.
CREEKS ENTRRNoHED NEAR JANINA,
frurn Athena Gays the Greeks hav,
oSkefAce tee VI \
north oil Ariatlaria, half way batwretl
that plscs anu Janina, In Epirus, and
entrencned themselves there.
DELYANNIs INVITED TO RESIGN.
ATHENS. A prii 29.--rne King sum-
moneI Delyannis, the premier, this
NOR ling anu called upon MIN to tender
his resignation. His majesty subse.
quently entrusted the opposition
lender with the task OF forming a new
cabinet.
N. RALLI MAKES SPEECH.
ATHENS. April 29.-5ix thousand
people escorted Nj. Rail- hons from
the Parliament house last night anu
demanded speech from the balcony.
He said: "The government by It's de-
sertion has committed suicide. 1t 10
our duty to maintain order anu snow
that we now are fighting for our
homeB.''
Ths sentiment caused the crowd to
burst into cheering. the people then
dispersed.
GREEKS AND ITALIANS FOUGHT.
SALoNICA, April 29-AdvIces from
Larissa say that during the stampede
OF the soldiery anu populace from tina,
oily on the approach OF the Turks,
there was u serious encounter between
the Italian volunteers aud the Greek
soldiers during which many OF the
latter were wounded and several chill
dren killed.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT BY THE TURK,
IsH GOVERNMENT.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 29.-The
following Official statement was Issued
today:
"rhe Sublime Porte formally con.
tradiots the rumors OF riots by the
imperial troops at FiIlipiada and also
the report OF muIny among the
Albanians. The repeated Testimonial
OF correspondents OF foreign newspapers
At headquarters anu the ADMIRATION
they express for the d scipline, humane
feeling. bravery ana moderation oil
the Ottoman soldiers. prove these ac-
eusations to be totally untoundsu anu
Gus to the i'm agin alton OF people whose
mhievolence equals their mendacily,
Edhem Pasha mas taken all measures
necessary to repress any kind OF ABUSE.
The alleged mutiny Ia absolutely con-
trary 10 iact."
TURKISH MEN.oF. WAR STRANDED.
CONVERSATIONAL, April 29.-II 10
reported that three Turkish warships
and Que torpedo bUat have run
aground In the DlrdRnelles. One war.
ship Is In q serious position, the sea
breaking over her.
RALLI, THE HERO OF THE HOUR.
NEW YORK, April GA dispatch
to the Journal from Athena says:
The situation here Ia growing more
serious every hour, rs the people come
to realize the truth AMI position into
which the want Of statesma ushIp nnu
gensrslship has led the country. Tho
ieeliug OF uncomfortable indig nation
rapidly develops since the departure
Of the forces TO the frontier. Athens
ana Piraeus are hlled with the bour.
geois unable to carry arms anu many
members Of the lower GLASSES, ana 10 a
certain amount tne rabble from the
very Turkish empire. These people
naturally eau do any amount OF mis-
chief, anu II armed and they find
leaIers, can 20 to aiI extremities.
Yesterday morning news spread that
demonstration had been planned
against the king. The psople tnronpeu
the streets. Volunteers In tho after
noon entered two shops 10 the Ru.
hsrmss anu took all the firearms and