Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-14
AT THE SEATOF WAR.
An Attack Upon The Greek Forces al
DumOkoS Expected.
GREEK VICTORY IN EPIRUs.
Russia Will Probably Permit Turkey
to Occupy Thessaly Ptrma'
nenlly.

Domokus announce that the Turkish
forces are executing movements
which afe believed to foreshsdow an
attack upon the Greek positions. 1t is
reported the Turkish LETT wing has
evacustei Aimyros and ID moving
towards PhaIsala to the right rear OF
the place. Gen. Smolepski, COM
manding the Greek right wing, has
reoccupied Almyros. restoring tele-
graphic communication with Greek
Unless tue reatward
movement OF the Turks Is the result Of
the action OF the powers, it lie believed
to iLuicale that Euhem Pasba IL again
concentrating sbis tfoops, preparatory
TO making e general attack upon the
main Greek strODgnoid.
GREEKS ADVANCING IN EPIRUs.
PARIS, May l4.-A dispatch from
Athens hannouncss that the Greeks
have captured N kOpolit, the site OF
rurkish ortress on the peninsula upon
which Pfevesa 10 situated. Eighty
ruTks were killed. The Greek troops,
the dispatch adde, reoccupied SUI
ioura without opposition.
TO PROTECT MACEDONIA.
THBssALy, Pnarsais, May IS.
Hea- quarters Turkish army. Deloyed
In tIans III iAsiou The concentration
Of Turkish tIoJps nj Trlkala ana
Kalamuaks, Northwest of Trikais, to
which place fourteen hattnlio1s are
marching, Is intended to BAIL 3 any
possible revival OF insurgent IL oursions
TO Macedonia.
Deserlers from the Greek camp say
there are only three regiments OF
Greek troops and two field pieces at
Domokos. Ii this 10 true 1t will appear
that only the Greek advance guaru re-
mains at DomoKos, and the main boDy
has Tetreated on Lamia, possibly on
rhermOpyiae.
TURKEY MAY KEEP THEssALY.
81. PETERSBURG. May I4.--An i'm
poitsnt semi, tioIel announcement
was made TO-DAY that In we'll informed
Russian quarters, (evidently the
foreign office here) the belief pre-.
walls that 1t Will be difficult, II not
im possible, TO prevent the forces OF the
sultan OF turkey continuing the occu-
patton OF Tnesssly after peace between
Turkey ana Greece has bsen oou-
Glued. This declaration may pOssi.
bly, be only put forward as . feeier
leading up to later intimation that
Russia may not be opposed TO the per-
maneDt annexation Of ThessaIy to the
Turkish empire.
THE TURKS NOW AT DOMoKos.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May l4.-Offic ial
diepaIcnee from Lsrissa dated yester.
day say the Turkish divisions which
are marching upon D0mokos, the
Greek heauquarters, have occupied the
viiisges Of hadj omar Psdzi Amsr),
Bektiisr, karaiar. Pounsr anu VAT
dali. Varuaii Is only about five anu
half miles north OF D3mok1s. Bekriier
is about seven anu half miles rom
Domokos anu littls west OF Varusll;
consequently today the Turkish forces
sh0ulL be before DomOkos. Eleven
Greek sailing vessels which with the
crew have been captured by Turkish
war vessels, have been brought into
tue Dardanelies.
CANNOT DISCUSS MEDIATION JUST
NOW.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 14.-The
Turkish government In Its reply to the
note OF the sm bassadors Offering meui.
alton between Turkey anu Greece says
the sultan will be in u position TO dit-
cuss mediation alter the greater
Bairam festival which began yesterday
and ends on Sunday night.
A sANaUINARY BATTLE REPORTED.
ATHENS. May l4.-t8 p.m.)-A dis
patch from Aria says bloody en-
NJ fnaa has al al.
early morning near Griboro on the
ROAD to Phiiipinda. Both Sides sus
tRined heavy losses.
ANXIETY AS TO BULGARIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, May lat be-
came known semi. officially this even.
ing that the diplomats are greatly co.,
cerDed at the news recently received
from Bulgaria. During the past week
much agitation against Turkey has
been reported both Rno.e the people
OF Bulgaria ana In the Bulgarian
army. Fears are expressed that the
popular feeling thus aroused may force
the hands Of the government Of Bull
garia.
GERMANY URGING PEACE.
PARIS, May l4.-It is believed thsre
is no uoubt that Germany Ia urging
mediation upon the sultan OF Turkey.
The powers, 1t ia semi-offi cially init
mated, 90 not intend to press Greece
to surrender her feet ~ a payment OF
the Awar indemnify, Turkey viii
presently demand. Greece will be
allowed full liberty. The powers are
trying to make arrangement to enable
Greece to meet the demand OF Turkey
without injury to the previous credi-
tors OF Gre ece.
TURKEY DEMANDING THE GREEK
FLEET.
NEW YORK, May IA special TO
the w Orii from London says:
The apparently authentic statement
that Turkey Intends to demand the
cesiug OF the Greek fleet as an essen
tial condition Of peace is eagerly dis.
Guessed here, both by the press ard
| politicians. 1t is commended that II
Turkey gets the Greek ships II will be
| equivalent to handing them over to
Russia, tbus upsetting the balance OF
| naval power in the Mediterranean seq.
| Bir Charles Dixie said TO World re-
| porter who saw him In the House VI
CommDns:" II Turkey gets the Greek
| fleet It viii be iaDtamount to TAX ng
| Its value In nancy from Greece, thus
further embarrassing her, but with no