Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-27
9ELEGRAPHIC.
EUROPEAN CONCERT.
poy,rs Disagree REGARDING Occupa-
lion Of Thossaly.
GREECE PREPARING FOR WAR.
III. Grand vizler Threatens 10 Resign.
Unless the sultan D'h
the Row, RS.

LONDON, May 26.-The Athens corr
...non1ent OF the Times says: 1t ia
honsyed that complications have
.,,sep. owing to the advocacy by
acme Of the powers, including Russia,
AIN Turkish occupation OF ThessaIy
uptl the indemnify is paid, and to
Eupland's firm resistance to such o
project.
The Greek government Ia preparing
tor probable renewal Of the war.
The Constantinople correspondent
at the Standard says: The grand vizier
on Saturday presented report to the
sullap. urging that the whole OF Islam
WAS firmly determined to retain Thes-
saIv. aiding: "Your majesty proved
yictorIous In Armenian and other
matters when you firmly refused to be
diciated to by Europe. Therefore you
should be equally firm on this 0cca-
sion. But II my views are not palat'
able 10 your majesty, beg OF you TO
accept my resignation"
II now appears that the armistice
was originally for three days only, and
nothing but tue. energy OF the powers
ACQUIRED an extension for q fortnight.
A dispatch to the Mail from Vienna
saws the Turkish government has
mobillzsd 10000 additional troops,
which are now ready to advance into
Thessaly, and that tue government 10
making active preparations for q
Turkish administration OF the pro-
vince.
GERMANY's ATTITUDE.
CoNsrANTINoPLE May 26,-- The
withdrawal OF GermaDy's objections
10 the collective note OF the powers on
the subject Of the terms OF peace be.
tween turkey aud Greece was due to
The represebtations which the powers,
especially Russia, made to Berlin.
Germany, in addition to objecting to
sIguing the note until Greece consent.
GU to abide by the terms agreed upon,
objected TO the indem nifty clause, oeing
opposed to the principle of Indemnity
being settled for them, and on the
basis OF the present resources OF
Greece.
This attitude upon the part OF Ger
many is attributed to O desire to 70.
arrange the Greek finances In O maD-
nor giving better security to the Ger
man bondholters.
The adhesion of Germany to the ac-
ton OF the powers In this respect has
greatly relieved the situation.
The collective note OF the powers,
presented yesterday to the Turkish
government, besides proposing condi-
tions tor peImsnent peace between
Turkey anu Greece. concludes with !.
vluug the Porte to negotiate with the
embasssuors with reference thereto.
The reply OF the government OF Tur-
aey ia momentariily expected.
GEN. MILES GOES TO ATHENS.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 2G.-Gen.
Nelson A. Miles,, VINO lett the Unite
States with the intsntion OF observing
tue Greco-rurkish war, started yesteI-
Gay for Athens with his suite. The
general has abandoned his proposed
trip to Thessaiy.
Capt. g. s. Scriven, u. "A, United
States military n,tache at Rome, who
was recently appointed to fill the pos
OF military attache at Cona.antinople
as we'll, leaves this city for Tnessaly
tomorrow.
RALLI INsULTED BY AN ITALIAN.
ATHENS, May 26.-An exciting
scene took place at the ministry Of
marine today. SIgnor di Felice, the
Italian socialist leader, rudely accost.
ed and insulted NJ. Rail-, the Greek
premier. The latter summoned the
police and had d. Feiice put on board
an Italian ironclad lying of the
PiraeuP, with request that he be not
allowed to again set foot in Greece.
When Di Felice was being con.
duc;ed to the Piraeus to be placed on
board the Italian warship, number
OF the Garibaldiane attempted to res-
cue MIN ana free fight ensued, in
which soldier and Civilian were
severely wounded.
As soon as he was on board the
ironcad Dl Felics wss liberated at the
request OF the Italian minister. on his