Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-12
IS PEACE In VIEW?
Another Battle Expected With The
Forces at PharSala,
TURKISH RESERVES CALLED OUT.
Anxiety in Europe nv to ths On come OF
tho Negotiations With the
sublime Porte.

PHARSALA, May IL. - Edhem
Pasha. the Turkish oommander.in.
chief, has established headq usrters ON
hill opposite PhsrsnlO.
Greek irrepulars are raiding parts OF
Thessaly anu irregular Greek bands
bave attempted to cut the Turkish
line OF communication with Eiassona.
IMPORTANT FIGHTING EXPECTED.
PHARsALA, May IL. - Important
fighting IL expected here unless an
armis,ics ia Immediately agreed upon
ht ConstantinopIe.
uNEAsINEss AT ooNsrANTINoPLE.
CoNsTANTINopLE, May Ill Ds-
layed In Transmission Tho anibss
sailors met this morning for an ex-
change OF views on the subject OF
mediation. In the meanwhile the Turks
are lsdvsr cling into Greece, Edhem
Pashs's original orders being t. march
on Athens. Cneasiness prevails here
on the subject OF the peace negotia-
tions. 1t Ia feared the reported oondi-
lions will render an agreement dill
cult ami cause complications. Il 10
concessions to the Maoedoninns. Dir
ector DeUzch OF the bank OF B,rlin In
expected here shortly with a PROPOSE
ton to reorgauize the Turkish finances
AMI conclude loan and secure rail-
way concessi0na.
TURKS ADVANCING ON DoMoSos.
NEW York, May IA dispatch
to the World from Domokos dated
yesterday says: The Turks are al
vancing. AT this hour 40 p.m.) the
Turkish advance can be seen from the
Akropoiis, Domokos's highest point.
The main body Ia now oply twelve
miles distant. Several reconnoitering
parties have observed IL ut close quar-
ters. 1t Is rumored that tho Turkish
cavalry have reached the banks OF
Lake Xsnias, In the Greek rear.
Domokos is impcnetrable from the
front, The Turks will probably try 10
cut of the Greek retreat in the vIcin-
~ OF Lake Xsnias.
Skirmishes may be expected toner
row anu q battle the day after. The
Greek soldiers are almost without food
and seem TO be eaBec to meet the
e.emy.
The route OF the Turkish advance is
isgss.
lURKEY MoBILIzlSG HER RESERVES.
LONDON, May ia pispatch to the
HtauuHfd from CDnstansinopel says IL
10 reported that orders have been sent
for the mobillzing Of the Filth anu
Sixth army corps OF reserves, stationed
at Bagtad ana in Syria, and for the
immediate dispatch Of fifty battalions
to konieb, from which point they
will be taken to lsmeeu In Asia Minor.
These preparations, W hich involve an
expense tnat Turkey 10 quite unable
TO bear, cannot be required against
Greece, and they excite anxiety as In
oicating that Turkey Is preparing
either to confront more formidable
foe, or to place herself In such strong
position that she will be able to ignore
the powers and their plan OF meuia.
ton.
Three staff officers have been sent
to the depots Of the Fourth army curps
at Erxeroum and EIziDg, to report
whether there 10 sufficient supply Of
arms anu equipments u mobilize the
reserves OF mat corps.
GREEKS CAPTURE TURKISH VESSEL.
ATHENS, May l2.-Advices re.
ceiveu touay from the Island OF
SkiAthos, of the coast OF the V0lo
peninsula, says the Greek guDboat
Venus anu the Greek torpedo boat No.
IA captured yesterday I'll the ISLAM OF
Tenaos, on the west coast OF Asia
Minor, q turkish steamer having on
board 100 Turkish soldiers, Elk Ulcers,
three hundred Martini rifles, several
thousand cartridges, six quick-fre
guns, various military stores and
"a, 600 cash. The Greek warships took
me prizs to the island Of Skiathos.
COLLECTIVE NOTE PRESENTED TO THE
SUBLIME PORTE.
70 CoNsTANTINoPLE, Muy 12.-The
ambaeBauUrs held smother meeting
this morning after which they pre-.
scented ct the palace ana to the TURK.
ish government q collective note pro-
posing an srmihtice pending the no-
gottationB for pence between Turkey
and Greece, now In progress. The aO-
miraIs In command Of the foreign
fleets In Crstan waters have been mott.
fed of the mediation OF the powers be-
tween Turkey ana Greece anu In
siructed to permit the departure Of the
Greek troops from Crete.
ner,iIIon system OF neasursmsnu.
PIITsBURa, Pa, May l2.-Consid-
Grafton Il The Bertilion system OF
measurement occupied the entire ses.
sion Ut the convention OF chiefs OF
nolice NJ tina IJnitad Etatee and Capadl