Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-10
The COST OF PEACE.
The Sultan Demands $4,000, 900
and The Greek Fleet,
CHANGE OF rue FRONTIER.
And The AbrOgation OF all Treaties
Favorable 10 the Kingdom
Uf Grr,ct.

VIENNA, May lU.-It is reported
that 1urkey's terms OF peace with
Greece include the payment Of la
denniy Of Sl5. 100000, the re.arrsDge-
ment OF lne Turkish frontier,
annulling the treaties iavoring tho
Greeks, the cessiou Of the Greek fleet
to Turkey anu the settiems nt OF the
Cretsn question.
CREEKS ROUTED BY TURKS. &.
CoNsTANTINopLE, Mas ~. - The
Turkish COMMANDER az Janina, tele.
graphed that the Greek forces al
Kamarina have been routed by three
bsttalions of Turkish troops, who &C.
cupisu kamorina. Later the Greeks
gathered In a church on the heights
above the village and hr.d on the
Turks who eventually TOOK the church
by assault, killing many Greeks aad
capturing some prisouers. The re.
maiuder of the Greeks retired to a
bridge across tue GsOrgiSs where they
made determined stand but were
finally routed by the luiks.
WILL MEET NO DIFFICULTIES.
PARIS, May l0.-A sem .ofii cial
communlque was published this a,ter-
noon saying The impression prevails
that the negotiations between Greece
ana Turkey VIII rot be Attended by
great difficulties and SOON have q sal.
isfactory issue, The powers, il is
iurther stated, had already agreed
among themselves upon the COZ ditions
Of peace. GeTmany's hesitation was
Jue 10 the iact that the Greek govern
meut In It's circular to tho representa-.
lives al the courts OF the powers did
not formally adhere to Cretan aut0n.
omy as demanded by the powers.
Greece subsequently gave the Decss.
gary aesuTsDcee In THIS respect anu the
German m Iisttr at Athens la. bsen
instruc Ell 10 actively support the o.
Ter OF the powers to conclude peace.
MARQUIS SALISBURY ON THE sIIUA.
TIUN.
LONDON, May III. - The earl OF
Kimberly, liberal leader Of the House
OF L1rua, asked toisy whether Gfesce
had announced her willingness to
Withdrew her troops from Crete aud
whether she had requested the powers
to mediate with Turkey. Marquis
Salisbury replied that II he answ cred
| IN the negative 1t would be etrictly
| correct, yet such reply might
tie misleading. The Greek govern
meat had not asked for mediation,
but members Of that government hnu
expressed q desire for mediation. The
Greek government as u whole did not
intend, to the best OF his belief, to ask
for mediation.
Regarding Crets, the premier said
| Greek government does not conceive
| It to be consistent with lite proposition
to promise the immediate anu de finite
Withdrawal oi Greeks troops rom
Crete; but he understood the Greek
government is preparing to say that II
will Withdraw her troops from Crete
In not very distant future.
Continuing the Marquis Of Salisbury
said: 81 am sorry u ssy 1 DO not
think this assurance Ia entirely salts
factory to all the powers. However,
have only to answer for ourselves
and our Instructions have been t. join
IN any procedure for the purpose Of
entering upon mediation which is ac-
ceptabie to othere. 10 our view the
main point Is to arrest as TAR az possible
the fusion OF blood, and VIZ are not
very particular about forms. 1 regret
exceedingly that the Greek govero.
ment is more particular about foims
than the circumstances OF the case
justify"