Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-28

l kNAts DtbphtI was lthu Oh
faces. AZ We crossed tho villages
people rushed to tho platform enquiT-
ting whether 1t was true that all was
over. Tnoy were unable TO believe
that tho disaster was complete. When
they saw our train carrying tho last OF
the ofiicers, the telsgraphio staff and
tho railway staff, they Understood
| that al was over. Ol1 wild cry til
Lived us through the Theesailan plain.
La Wis all are now preparing for
imm diAte departure.
NO EUROPEAN INTERVENTION UNLESS
AsKBD FOR
New York, April ga dispatch
| to the WUIll .rOm L)uI1J says:
Dfr. Balluur has msds 1t plain that
there will be no Euiop a. in erven.
| ton uuIsss at the iuvlla.iUn OF Que OF
| tie com5atanis. An appeal from
| Greece 10 REGARDED as hignly imprOn-
able, but IL ID thought that the sultan
might seek 10 rehabilitste himself iur-
tber with Europe by placing MIN sell
| 10 the hands Of the pawera In the iull
| flush OF victory.
| oHRIaTIAN VILLAGES SET on FIRE.
NEW YORK, A jtil 25-A slatca
TO the Heralu from Corfu say:
The Greek warshIp Nsuatchos
| MOules with two torpedo boats, sailed
| for Pfevesa. The Eurotas remains.
| 1t Is reported that several Christian
villages in Epirus have been set on
| fife by this rurks.
M. rhretiky. deputy and formerly
a minister under NJ. Ttlcepis, has been
urgently summonei TO AsDeus.
|
GREEKS REPORT VICTORY.
| LONDON, April ga dispatch from
| VoiO, toe port OF luessaly, nnnounces
| tnat the Turkish advance foTceB at
tacsed the Greeks ut Ve.eslinJ, ABOUT
eight miles west OF VOiO, on the rail.
| road connecting the latter place with
| Lsrissa anu PharsAIa. the Turks
| were repulesd with neAvy losses auu
| driven back. General Bmoienssi, on
| hearing OF toe Httsck upon Velesuno,
made sortie from Pharsila " support
the Greek forces NJ ValesuuD.
A DYNAsTIo CRISIS PREDICTED.
PAkls, April 25.-- Matiu today de-
clare7 ruat tue supercessiOn OF Prince
| Constantine, Il made by royal Georee,
| Ia equivalent to a renuuciation oil his
rlguts to the crown. Tue MatIn
asse'ts that the replacing OF Premier
| Deiyannis by NJ. Rail-, tue opposition
leader, will not serve to arrest the
course OF popular Indignation against
the royal family, aiding that minis
terial crisls, therefore, only pfeceues u
| uynastic crlsls few days.
king George is credited with desir.
| ing to abdicsta IN favor oi his second
son. Prince George.
EXCITEMENT INCREASING AT ATHENS.
ATHENS, April 2S.--Pubno exoits.
ment ie increasing. Foreigners are
ho!ssing theis national flags over tni
ouiiliDgs Inhabited Dy thsm. A pop.
ular outDfeak Is feared.
WILL NOT BE ExPELLED.
| CoNsTANrINoPLE, April 2S.--It !s
| oeiisvea tne GreekJ probably Will net
be exprllsu from The Turkish empire
at the expiration OF iortnight's notice
| beginning on Saturday,, April 10, the
| dBy the Turkish troops were ordered to
crosa the frontier. Among tue renso ~
for reirsiniug from the xclus,on 10 the
fact that the Turkish government has
no means to expel 30 many people.
TURKISH VICTORY.
| CoNsTANTINOPLE, April 25.- An
| OH sal uIspat,n from Snlonic, says
that in an engag ement at L1snfshis,
tue Greeks were compelled 20 retreat
witn loss OF 4UO killed and many
WOUNDED. The report OF ihe bompard.
ment Of ksraoutun, Ia uenied.
CAPTURED AT LARIssA.
CoNsTANTINopLE, April 2s.-Turk.
| La an "a faI 80
! artillery caiseons in addition to o. large
| quantity OF ammunition.
EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS CONCERNED
PARIS, April 25.-rhs following
semi-Utlicial announcemeh az is made:
| "Puut pHrlors between Paris, Lon
don, Rome and 81. Petersburg, with
tue view OF attempting to mediatio n
between Turkey anu Greece are sssum.
ing more precise form. 1t 10 ngped
the opportunity to mediate Will arise
before long. Germany and Austria
are kept informed OF the progress OF
| the negotiations and do not uisappro We
| them"
ADDRESS TO THE GREEK NATION.
ATHENS, April 2s.-Tne opposition
Deputies nave Issued the following
| auurete:
| "Fcli0w citizens-In the critical
psrlol through which the country IL
passing, the summarizing OF the cha IN.
Der 10 u necessity. 1t 10 to be It's duty
to address to all citizsns a rscommeu.
dalton and u Request 10 do all in tn sir
| power to contrlpats u maintain the
order which ID indispensable, not only
for the safety OF all, but because 1t
constitutes an indispensable element
for safeguarding me honor aud reputa-
ton OF the nation. Let us not forget
ths enemy 10 trsaIing the soil OF our
country, and our army 10 conlron ting
1t.
eat such moment any one at.
tempting TO disturb tue ordeE would
bs the ally OF the Iutks.D
This address 10 siguod by all the
| opposition GepHties now in Athens.
| SPECIAL trains have been placed al
the disposal Of the provincial deputies
in order to enable thom ~ arrive in
time 10 take p4rL ia the extraordinary
session of tne lsgi,leiive assembly.
The French niuister, III. f.
Alb lurre, mas telegraphed for tue
French warship Latouc1e to onteI
PirRtua.
Merchants on Hermes street have
organized private guard 10 protec.
their stores and pattois have bsen
placed In tns street uear the bouie-