Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-14

VIII be divided into Blk ttparute he'
tschments, each ably directed anu
having a separate destination, win
the view OF raising the nag OF tue
Cross 10 a certain locality, increasin L
it's numbers 10 much rs possible ana
harassing the rear oil inc lursMt'
force which will be directed it0m
Jnnipa against the Greek REGULAR, who
WITH operate against tho Turks nom
Artp. The Greek government has
given etrict urdeTs to stop the depat-
Iure OF this force OF i'regulats,
out 1t is semi.t flicislly explained
that tho Greek commander al
Arta is unable to spare men to
intercept them. Nobody ever expected
he would be able 10 spare men 10 do
so. The Ethniko Hetaif!a probably
counts hin among It's devoted mem.
beTe, ne 1t does Learly all the unictrs
In the Greek army, ana The colonel
can BIZ counted upon not to Interfere
with the carefully prepared plans OF
the National league wbion VIII make
Greece u country worthy OF Its glori.
Jus tTR1itions or perish brave stfug-
Cling 10 tho last in Its Efforts to bsibg
about u realization OF tho dream iOi
which lie members have CIV IN 10
eacritlce their lives and oil their be.
l3Dginps, n need be.
Tho Greek p silIou in the vicinity
OF Aria 10 much stronger tpsn That OF
he Turks, who owing to the recent
heavy rains and bal roads, VIII have
much difficulty IN communicating
| with their bnse OF supplies 1t Janina,
even il the Greek "irreEulnrs" are not
In their rear for the purpose OF PIE.
venting hem from 40 uUIDg.
The Gteeks are sbls to reach Aria
from Athens In twenty.iour h0urR,
giving Them fne base OF supplles, al
Immense advantage in u campaign
such rs tho one planned by the Gresk
leaders. The volunteers from ihls city
have already reached Aria anu more
are on their way there. 1t Is tue lu.
tention u the Greeke, when ali is
ready, TO attack ami capture Janina,
which, accoruing 10 tho treaty Of Der.
lin, righfuliy belongs 10 Greece.
Finally another force OF "irregular,"
is preparing to cut of tho Turkish
communications with SalOnics, from
where the Turks at Elataonn derive
their supplies. Ii the attempt Ia cue.
cessfui, the three Turkish Amy dlvI,-
lUDs, tho eastern near salonlcs, tic
central at ElSssons nd the western at
SaAAhhs III huuttlOu W kut ufhly CuIIe
at Grevens, will be cut oil from com.
municatiou with each othef.
In addition the Greek fleet PROPOSES
to make things live y of Salonlca ia
order to prevent Tie landing OF any
supplies here. A strong fleet Is ofi
Aria, ready TO render effective service
III that direction. Auuther GEeek
fleet IL of the leland OF ShiathOp, pre-
pairing to strike at Saloulca; a third ID
of the island Of Skyro, ne ated I.
attack the Turkish islands In ITO
Aegean sea,
When the communications OF the
Turkish division at JRDina are cut oil,
It's position viii be precarious, espec.
tally In the event OF a rising OF the
Albaninns in Its rear, which 10 Ons u
the objects which the Ethnike
HeiairiR hss In view.
A significant TACT, pointing to the
way the wind Ia blowing, is tnAt tue
Greek government mas telegrsphed TO
Col. Berthee, wo has promised 10
bring with him 1000 Italian vulun.
IeerT, telling him to hold his men In
readiness TO come here at any moment.
All the Greek deputies have been
summoned to attend the next meeting
OF the Boule, when an important pro.
nouncement 10 expected.
The powers, however, are stilI try.
Ing to avert war with little prosp. ct
Of success. II 10 stated that the French
embassadDr at Constantinople, Nj,
CsmbOD, has been instructed to draft
al autonomous constitution Tor tue
island Of Crete, allowing the CTetaus
to choose their own governor and pro-
viIiDg Tor IA simultaneous Greek anu
Turkish evacuation OF the Island. 1t
II feared these efforts viii turn out tu
have been maize too late.
WILL FoMENT REBELLION IN MACE.
DONIA,
LONDON, April ia special dis.
patch rom COnslantinOple alleges that
tho Greek plan OF attack 10 10 stir M q
tebeilion In Macedonia, to blocksds
Saionica, and to attack Prsvesa Ia town
ON the Turkish side OF the entrance 10
the gulf OF Arta) anu B nyrna by sea,
as well as TO endeRvOr TO force the
passsge OF tue DardRnellss with the
torpedo division Of the Greek feet,
EIhem Pasha, the Turkish com.
mRnder-ln-chief In Macedonia, the
dispatch adds, has reported to his
government that tho insurgen 9
attacked the Turks simultaneously ~
nine different points. He further says
they were speedily surrounded, that
several prisoners were taken, and that
the latter have heen sent to Snlonica
He concludes with stating thai the loss
OF the Insurgents was heavy and that