Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-02
EUR0PE'S QUARREL.
The Powers MOI Yet Agreed on a
Collective Note 10 Greece.
LORD sALISBURy's POSITION.
Italian Volunteers Arrive at Athens
The Admirals Contemplating Send.
ing gu Ultima um.

NEW YORK, March "A SPIT cial 20
the Herald from Constantinople sage:
All the rum0Ts concerning the trans.
mission OF n collective note by the
ambassadors accompanied by IN ulti.
matum from here TO Greece are prema.
ture. The nmbasendors here have not
even received the terms In which this
note is to be couched. Consequently,
the opinion is that owing to the near
approach OF the Bairm festival ON
Thursday the eventual transmission
cauld hardly bs made before Sunday.
1t is no longer doubted here that
this note will be accepted by the Porte.
Meanwhile 1t Ia hoped that Greece
by that time Will be inuuced to accept
it. The ambassadors continue 10 use
all their efforts to persuade the sultan
to cease his armaments.
Acco-diug 10 dispatches received by
the ambassadors incendiarism IN Crete
continues.
A serious encounter took place at
Wtxelake, five miles from CRnes, be.
tween Insurgents supported by Greek
troops. ana Turkish troops. The
latter returned to Canea.
The blockade OF the entire coast OF
Crete which ia now maintained with
great vigor to the foreign forces is very
sensible. The want OF provisions is
felt throughout the island. The In
hsbitants Of Gambia have asked for
the removal of the block de, thereby
to provide themselves with provi-
sions for one week. The French
nnn.uI ut (lantia haa All in.
strucIions.
A CRETAN BLUE BOOK.
CANEA, March "A Cretan blue
book has been issued covering the
period between February, 1895, a nd
September, 1896. 1t lie chiefly inter-
esting as going TO show Lord Sells
Duty's steady refusal TO accept Count
Goluckoswis proposal TO blockade
Crete in the event that Greece should
disregard the collective note OF the
powers demanding stoppage OF the
Importation OF provisions and the
sending OF volunteers 10 Crete. Count
GoluckOswi expresses regret at the
position taken by Lord Salisbury.
Lord Salisbury declared 1t one-
handed game TO use the fleets against
Cretans and only demonstrations
against the sultan.
AS far back as September, Lord
Salisbury virtually advocated auto
nomy Tor Crete and declared he
couiu only join a cosroivs measure
hostile att,ck upon the integrity OF the
Turkish empire.
INDIVIDUAL NOTES EXPECTED.
ATHENS, March D. The Chamber OF
Deputies adopted, by a vote OF 1913 to 2,
IA resolution OF confidence In the gov.
eminent, the opposition party abstain
ing from voting. 1t is now stated that
the powers will present Individual
notes to Greece instead OF O collective
one.
VOLUNTEERS FOR GREECE.
NEW YORK, March "A special
dispatch To me Herald from Corfu
says: Italian volunteers have arrived
them were Prince Allessndro BascR-
culo and Nicola BarDato OF Palermo.
They were enth usiRstically cheered on
their departure.
ULTIsiATuM FROM THE ADMIRALs.
New YORK, March "A special to
the Herald from Cana says: The
sdmirals OF the allied fleet will send
an ultimalum to the Greek warships
eight houTs.
The order will be obeyed. Marines
have been landed at Suua bay.
-Four Turks have been killed at IiS.
Rralca and ten w0unued.
In consequence Of tho capture OF the
Turkish fortress at StavArUs, reaI
CRndiamo, by the Greek troops, the
lower classes in Canea are very much
excited.
MUssELMANs REPORTED KILLED.
PARIS, March "A dispatch Il
Eclair from Csnea Gays IL Is reported
there that 1000 MusselmBn MS interrer
in "a fortress near Selino, all have beer
massacred and great apprehension is
felt regarding the fate OF the 4 OOl
MusselmAns besieged near Csnea.
EUROPEANS IN DANGER.
Cfieoleu D junction with the Greek reg
u,ars beiuIe bombardiDg the blocl
house NJ Stavaros on Sunday. Tn,
Mustulmans OF CAnea are SO incensel
at The danger OF their cD-religio nist
that the lives of the Europeans are II
danger and the foreign consulate
threatened.
TURKS REVOLT.
CANEA, March 2, 8 p. m.,-Muisul
man gen d'armes in demanding incl
arrears pay this afternoon revolted
fired shots and Threatened to provoke
massacre. The foreign marines wer'
summoned, surrounded the barracks o
the gen d'armcs and fired volley
under the windows as warning, Tn
gen d'armes DID not reply. The tow
10 In state of panic. The colonel o
the gen d'armes, Suleiman Bey, wa
wounded by the muiineers and l
Tying, In addition several oihe
Turkish officers were wounded. Italian
marines fired upon the gen d'arme
woundIng several. The rsmainde
viii be dlsarmed and put in irons.
THE NEVADA BELT,
Jnat for the hnhe of AdytriIsInE N