Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06
IN THE NAME OF THE KING.
The Ultimalum Of the Powers Ey-
plreS on Monday.
AMBASSADORS READY TO DEPAcT.
The Oriental gaugle Really N struggis
for Supremacy Beiwesn Rnssip
ard Great nritain.

NEW YORK, March 8.-Alexander
g. Skouzet, minister OF foreign affairs,
TO King George { the IL, l enes, ca bled
today the acting Greoian minister In.
STRUGGLING him to call out the mem bers
OF the Grecisn reserve In the United
States and urge them by every means
country.
ID. N. Boates, acting minister, who
is also consul general OF Greece In New
York, said the csblegram indicated
that war is imminent.
at ID very serious" said he. 81 om
instructed even to call out the rsserv v, 9
that belong to the class as far back as
1866. So 1T 10 evident King George
sorely needs the support OF every able.
bodied Greek In this struggle. In this
country there are 10000 Creeks, and
of these probably about 5000 be-
long to the army reserve.
Through the Associated Press,
in the name OF King George,
wish officially to notify all the
members OF the drecian army who
are In this country, that their father.
land calls them back to lite ranks.
And to all Greeks, whether they have
fought In bygone days or not, say in
the name Of my king, your country
needs you"
uLTiMATUM EXPIRES ON MONDAY.
ATHENS, March 8.--The ultimatum
OF the six powers to Greece insisting
upon the withdrawal of the Greek
troops and fleet from Crete, which was
presented on Monday last, expires at
4p. mon Monday, March 9Th. At that
hour II Greece is still obdurste the
ministsTe OF the six powers Will leave
the city. They are already preparing
for departure. No hostilities for coer-
Give measures are possible until We'd
nesday as tho foreign admirals .mu,t
first DO advised OF the departure OF
the ministers. The admirals ure en-
gagged In drawing up scheme OF
blockade.
sfMIAIb1 ION GRkECE.
BRUSSELS, March 6.-Sludents last
evening alter adopting resolutions
expressing sympathy with Greece,
merched 10 the Greek consulate W hich
they cheered, and then went to the
Turkish consulate, hooted, bissed and
broke the windows with stones. They
were finally dispersed by the police.
New YORK, March Ga dispatch
to tho Herald from Vienna says:
1t 10 learned that the situation IL
m oat critical and that the European
concert 10 imaginary.
Count GolucnOweki's sensible pro.
posAl for coercion in the summer OF
1886, which WAS declined by Lord
Salisbury, was honest and sotfereu u
chance to save the situation. The
means since employed are revolution.
airy forming precedents which must
bring about open antagonism between
England and Russia IN the struggle.
Tor the worlds hege mony, which Rus.
sia would lain defer.
Lord Salisbury's paramount anxiety
u to avoid the odlum OF breaking the
peace. Greece WIN relieve MIN OF
this by refusing to evscuate Crete
relying on the support OF Italian
aud British sympathy with Crete.
Commanding the Dardanelles and
covering Egypt must, according TO
British policy belong 10 Greece when
with English aid Crete will become
another Gibraltar. Russia cannot
possibly allow this. Hence coming
eventualities will finu Russia siding
with Turkey and also with Buigsr
which hates Greece and whvse
sovereign yesterday received the aide
lie camp OF the sultan bringing pre-.
poeals OF alliance.
Turkish reforms have Lost all interest.
The outbreak OF hostilitles portspds
another Panama for France, which
holds hundred million in Turkish
securities.
Sig or Crispl's letter to the Figaro
has produced dlsagreeable sense.ion
hers.
Austria c;uld not tolerate any situa.
lion which could endaDger Bosnia.
GREEK SHIPS LEAVE CANEA.
CANEA, March 6.-The Greek flset
lett here this morning for unknown
destination.
ANOTHER NOTE TO TURKEY.
NoNeiAN1IHofLE, nAbrcn o'-int
ambassadors oil the pow ers yesterday
presented q second collective mole to
The Turkish government, calling upon
the Fore TO Withdraw the Turkish
troops from the interior Of Crete ana
Keep them in the towue.
The recall OF all the troops from the
Island, except small detachment TO
guard the new governor, Ismsel Bey,
VIII ultimately be required.
lDOTH SIDES DIssATIsFIED.
CANEA, Marcn 6.-rhe foreign war
ihips have landed 800 men at Selino.
me news OF the proposal OF the powers