The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-08
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THEY STAYED OUT ALL MIGHT
Athenians and the Army Still CIamorou
for War.

1 TOT war;
Athens. April 7.-Throughout yester-
| day evening the palaces of King George
| and Crown Prince Constantine were
blazing with lights and the city ganer-
| ally was a mass of illumination in cele-
bra,ion Of the anniversary of the declar-
alton of Greek independence in 1921. Dis
plays of fireworks were numerous and
in all parts Of Athens there were patrio-
tic assemblages at which warlike ora
tons were delivered, the speakers being
greeted with cheers for the king and for
war.
During the evening there was a grand
military tattoo in which all bands in the
city al their full strength took part. The
whole population thronged the streets,
cheering everybody and everything with
enthusiasm, and this morning the crowds
were still parading, singing patriotic
songs and cheering for war with the
Turks. But in spite Of this probably I'M
precedented demonstration of loyalty
and patriotism there were no disturb
ances worth noting. The utmost good
humor prevailed and the duties of the
police consisted maininly in attempting
to restrain the patriotic ardor of the
dense masses of people who pressed
around the palaces.
The square in front of the kings pal
ace was packed with people until late
hour, all clamoring to see his majesty
and shouting for war.
During. the day nine civilians and two
policemen were injured in accidents aris-
ing from thee rashes which continued all
day.
WAR AT ANY COST.
General Coreneos. retired military
man and life long agitator, led the big
gest crowd which marched 10 the kings
palacey esterday afternoon. II was evil
dent from the excitement which prevailed
that the people were bent on war at any
cost unless all the demands of Greece
were acceded TO by the powers.
The cabinet ministers assembled last
evening and were engaged until a late
hour in discussing the identical notes
which each of the representatives Of the
powers handed yesterday to NJ. Skouzes.
the Greek minister for foreign affairs.
1t was expected that VI. Skouzes would
deliver the reply Of Greece 10 the repre-
sentatives of the foreign powers today.
Meanwhile. it is rumored here that |
Russia has, in addition. made separate !
proposal 10 the effect that if Greece will I
consent TO withdraw her troops from |
the island of Crete, Russia will agree 10 1
obtain from Turkey the withdrawal OF /
the Turkish troops from Crete as soon as |
the Crete evacuation IS completed and /
that Russia will further promise that Z
Price George OF Greece shall be sent. as /
a Greek prince, to organize the Cretan .
gen d arnes. Greece. according 20 re-
port. promptly rejected these PROPOSE
tons.
DEMONSTRATIONS IN CYPRUS.
There was intense excitement yester-
day at Larada, Island Of Cyprus. where
the Greek Independence day was duly
celebrated by IN eGreeks and others. IN
the evening there was a torchlight pro
cession to the Greek consulate. and
speeches in favor Of the union Of the is
land OF Crete and Cyprus TO Greece were
delivered. The Turks are greatly irri-
tatai at his pro-Gresk demonstration
and aconflict between the processionists
and the Mussulmans was with difficulty
averted.
a; Elassona. the Turkish headquarters
In Macedonia, the troops were kept IN
Ter arms from long before sunrise. Tho
greatest tension prevailed during the
bu; this feeling gradually wore
IF as the hours passed without any ag-
yressive movement upon the par; % IN.
Greeks. Both sides are continuing their
var preparations, erecting earthworks
and other detsnses and strengthening
heir position in the passes.
The demand made by Admiral Caneva-
.. the Italian officer in command OF the
fee; in Cream waters. 70
2e relieved Of MS command. Is said
here % be due p his opposition % the
,lans drawn up for the blockade OF the
o.raeus.
GREECE PROFITS BY DELAY.
II is believed that some decided change
r the political situation must takep lace
,efore long. as the Tukisa government
las plainly intima:sd 20 The represent
tive Of the powers that the existing cor
.i:.ous caano. b allowed . prevail mucl
ongsr-
Every day OF deiaw now benefits :
freeze. which country vas not 50 well ,
as Turkey for war. Ther Ger :
nan officers On the s-aT q Ethsm Pa Z
IA. the Turkish communicated =. Z
~ not blind 70 the fac; and are under ,
5o0d 70 have made strong representa- I
.ens on the subjsct- e.
However. he powers Interested n pre- :
CRYING pace are Sill working stead y / Z
Ire Is bang brought - bar upon boca 2
'u.ksy and Greece in c-<sr - prevent \ {
,zSa ~ arms on tast -ontis-- :
N view u n. POSSIBILITY Of ne 5,0ck- c