The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25
||1IENS IN EPlRVS'
...,,a to Have Reached the near
N.Y. Of Elassona'
,ur sARcH on JANANl CONTINUED
snd Joined Greeks
|, soppruL VIEW AT ATHENS
u. . Quick Turkish victory Ca"
~ s,.,.ut the ultimate Triumph
of Greece.
|, soppruL VIEW AT ATHENS

:. from, the seat of war indicate 'ha'
- ,,-.,, hayo penetrated into Turk
....,-, reaching the rear of Elias
~. Mount Olympus side. which Is
.,,,r. news for the Turks, II true
\, ,,.,a,ches. dated today from the
ntrA commander Of the army corps at
NIB. rplru,, announces that after a
,...,,. battle, lasting over seven hours'
r,,, captured Fort Beshphoumar'
i, b. Greeks were ontrenched' after
-, IN. frontier aud advancing along
b. hvr Luro'
\. news received from EpiFus is most
..c, The Greek division, which de-
,.., IL. Turks at Fillippiada' is con-
a.r,,, Il, march on Janina, near which
IN /, strong Turkish force is gathered
"A !, important battle is likely to be
,.u The most alarming news received
sa Eplru. is that four battalions of Al
x,sY belonging to the Luros division
"A, turkish army mutinied and are said
h,. deserted to the Greeks.
rrnscfed Naval Mnneuvcr.
lAz, April 2i.-It is rumored that the
c,tt xsrsh!ps are preparing to make a
Ia through the Dardanelles.
CREEKS TAKE A HOPEFUL VIEW.
believed That the suitnn's Finances
Will Cause HIS Downfall.
Nm York. April PA dispatch to the
Wild from London says:
vrie, Turkey can bring the war to a
na termination the triumph of Greece
u %. " prevented. It is asserted in quar-
sl ter Ia which the real situation Is
arragtly understood, especially the des-
rgsa antltion Of the sultan's finances.
Tat panic is prevailing at the Ylldl2
Elut plilnly shown. too. by the sudden
asssiA Il the Russian envoy from Con-
EnaalSs to Sofia to stay the menacing
t.rEh 4 Prince Ferdinand Of Bulgaria
raa De Dd.te is equally afraid to refuse
q rm,saa
u. situation is deemed to be supreme
y raaal md unless Osman Pasha can
~ naipicuous triumph the cata-
una constantinople. which the powers
antiulatully compromised themselve.
Tas to prevent. may come at any
nscst
s'1sGlal circles here. where a
va 9'eat Of Greece was regarded the
'lS Ind least unsafe solution of q
w asnserou, complication. the new
"aeas are causing CONSERVATION.
A., = increase Of popular sympathy for
s"'' caused by the gallant conduct OF
N"ss following the first defeats. has
.'4a'a to reyulsion- The incabacity
~, : European concert Is at last univer-
M1 Emitted and its conclusion can noyv
sney ignored.
Aas George, after great efforts. bo,
~ pople. and can now afford TO be
W 'l'e. Speedy peace may be expected
y. 'ne frontier and in Crete.
-. :, PREVALENT feeling here undoubtedl,
al, wat as Greece had followed a provo,
WI "ncy' she should be prepared t.
.a, penalty. In ministerial circles Their,
s,,.'. '0iceaiment Of the hope that tn,
A. ,A would be short, sharp and de
,-. ~ out the events of this week bav,
s,,i,'. marked modification in thi,
p,, n' aided. probably by the GROWN,
Ia iu,l,s 4' russian diplomacy is egg
s,,,u,, ' ~ on with an eye to some hi,
h,,ap perilous to British interests
d ,,,. ''aeht anticipation that the Turk
G,.t,t would mako short work OF tn,
d, ,...n ~ been signally ialsifled, and nov
iaaa,, y. and % d. disgrace of Edhem pash,
" ann ne belief that such success as h,
Ia sssr 49, was far less substantial, Tim,
l.. ps,,'s pie'ented, and at cost of III
hss,l 70 the Turkish forces wbic,
bee, h,' - mat bi-electIon for n,r,,a
escrs,.. s s Unexpectedly sprung +,
la,iloa 0, NV y Of Cheshire by the res
nj e..a,,, NE Tory member, and the ,Ih a
abolr,, nephew of John pr;an,
ssss, ~ a'.'Ared that he will make IL
VI the Greek question.