The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-01
are not likely hereafter to offer serious


resistance.
; CROWN PRINCE DON'T COUNT.
Athens, April 30.-The minister Of war
before starting for Pharsalos, submitted
10 King George for signature a decree
recalling the chief of staff, Colonel Sa-
pountzaskis, whom the Delyannis cabi-
net, despite its promises, would not re-
call because the crown prince had de-
clared thai he would consider such a re-
call personal affront TO himself.
vOLO SURRENDERED.
London, April 30.-A dispatch TO the
Times from Larissa, dated Tuesday,
says: Volo surrendered last evening
(Monday) to a force Of Turkish cavalry.
The garrison yielded up its arms with
out resisting. The railway between Volo
and Larissa is being restored, the
| Greeks having torn up the rails during
| their flight on Saturday. Eleven large
guns We're captured, by the Turks on
their way TO Volo, and all the war ma
| teriai n the town has fallen into their
| hands.
| TURKS TAKE THEIR TINE.
London, April 30.-A dispatch to the
! Standard from Larissa says the Turks
are taking matters leisurely. They be-
lieve there is no occasion for haste, and
| the presumption is that the Turkish
military authorities will have the entire
Greek force concentrated at Pharsalos
before the decisive blow is struck
OSMAN PASHA BRINGS FORCES.
Constantinople, April 30.-The report
that Osman Pasha Is on his way to ia
nina, Epirus, with thirty thousand addi-
tlonai Turkish troops, is confirmed.
THE TURKS HAVE TT.
Athens, April 3o.-A dispatch from ar
ia tonight confirms the report that the
Turks have occupied Phillipidaia.
THEIR ETREAT IN EPFRUs.
Athens, April 30.-Tne report of the re
treat in Epirus is confirmed The Greeks
are abandoning all positions they had
occupied except Salagora. PhiIlapida is
among the places evacuated
OCCUPIED BY TURKS.
Constantinople, April 3O.-The Porte
announces that the heights commanding
Necheta and Cravan-Serai, beyond Pen
tepigadia, Epirus, have been occupied by
the Turkish troops.
NO INTERVENTION WANTED.
London, April 3O.-It IS semi-officia,ly
stated that there is reason TO believe that
European Intervention bewteen Turkey
and Greece in the present position of af-
fairs is regarded as wholly impractica BILE,
both Greece and Turkey having resolved
10 continue the war The powers are thus
obliged to stand aside until one Of the
combatants is finally defeated.
POWERS DO NOT APPROVE.
London, April 30.-The News will pub
fish tomorrow q dispatch from Vienna
which says the powers do NOT approve
Turkeys continued preparations for war.
CONGRESS PROPOSED.
Lordon, April 30.-The Athens cores
pendent of the Daily Chronicle, Mr. Hen
ry Norman. says a report isicurrent there
this friday evening that France has
proposed TO the other powers suspension
of hosti.ities and the summoning Of a
congress at which the rectifcation Of the
Greek frontier on the basis Of the treaty
Of Berlin might be considered.
TURKEYS PEACE TERMS.
New York, April 3d. "A special TO the
Of peace which Turkey has offered Greece
have reached the Washington legation.
They are as follows: The restoration OF
the boundary fixed by the treaty Of 1881,
which gave Turkey all of Thessaly, IN
Guiding its extensive sea coast; the evac-
uation by Greece of Prevesa and other
points in the province of Epirue; the
withdrawal of the Greek troops from
Crete and the acceptance Of the plan of
autonomy offered the island by the Porte
and the payment of a war indemnity
large enough to cover the expense Of the
mobiiizing Of the Turkish troops.
GREEK RETNFORCEMENTS.
New York, April 30.-A special to the
Herald from Corfu says: Eighty Car
i5aldians and three British volunteers ar
rived and proceeded 10 Athens. Several
hundred reservists amid scenes of great
enthusiasm have sailed for Missolonghi,
via Patras, 10 reinforce Colonel Manos in
Epirus. 1t is reported that the Greek
ships of war are still bombarding Pre-
vesa, and that fighting is going on at
Pentepigedia.
Alexandria. Egypt April 3o.-Four hun
dred Greek volunteers sailed today for
Athens and a thousand more will leave
for the Greek capital tomorrow by spe-
cial steamer.
GREEK EXPULSION
Constantinople. April 30.-In response
10 British, French and Russian amoassa-
doris. the Turkish government has an
nounced that the expulsion of Greek sub
jects from Turkish territory is postponed
TO a period of eight days from May 8.
VASSOS A BELLIGERENT.
Paris. April S0.-La Patrie publishes
dispa tch from Rome saying that Admiral
Canevero, the Italian commander IN Gre
tan waters has been ordered to consid-
er. Colonel Vassos, VINO commands the
Greek army of occupation in Crete, as
5elligerent. and TO no longer oppose
Greek attacks on the Turkish troops