The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
| chantmen everywhere have been order
ed home TO join their regiments.

rades on Monday. All day recruiting is
going on in the Greek church on McKen-
zie street. Greenbacks and gold and sill
yer are piled high in front Of the altar.
The aggregation OF the collections
amount ID about $1,000 Archbishop
Feehan gave SIS. Excitement is a, fe-
Yer heat in the crowded church, with
many affecting scenes and episodes.
Emotional women struggling with push
ing, crowding members of the stronger
sex in rivalry TO have their contriou-
| tons received. The work Will be kept
| up until enough money is raised 10 de-
fray the transportation charges of every
Chicago Greek who wants 10 battle for
his native land.
''If this recruiting keeps on much long
] er at the present rate" said Father
Phiambolus, II may as well pack up my
traps and go 70 the front with the rest,
| for my congregation and occupation viii
be gone
Five hundred men, it is said. will be on
| their way to join King Georges army
next week
The Minneas polis contingent OF Greeks
| passed through the city last evening, as
| did also the recruits from Texas and the
| southwest.
The Chicago recruits who left this
evening will sail from New York by
French liner on Saturday morning.
OFFERS PAY FOR HER SON.
Paris, April 22.-Aecording TO dis
patch received here from Constantinople
Greece has informed the powers that she
will abandon her claim TO the island OF
Crete if the powers will force Turkey 10
cede her Epirus and Mount Olympus. ac-
corded 10 her by the treaty of Berlin.
BULGARIA GROWS BOLD.
Constsntinople, April 22.-There is
much CONSERVATION among the Turkish
government officials on account OF Bull
garia's persistent claims for barats for
FIVE additional Bulgarian bishops in
Macedonia and for the appointment Of
Bulgarian commercial agents at Uskub
and Monastir The Bulgarian represent
alive here had an audience with the sui
tan on the subject and informed MS ma
jesty that unless the berats were conced-
ed by Friday rext Bulgaria would begin
to mobilize her army on Saturday. The
sultan promised 70 grant the bera.s. but
asked Bulgaria to be patient until the
war with Greece is over His majesty
also granted Buigarid's request for per-
mission to appoint commercial agents at
Uskub and Monastir. In spite Of this. the
Bulgarian represer tative yesterday pre-
sented an ultimatum at the Yildiz Kiosk
and subsequently the Russian embassy
informed the Bulgarian representative
that the moment was inopportune for IN
sistirg upon the sultan granting the ber-
ats, adding that Russia would not sup
port the demand if the Bulgarian army
was modified and that the responsibility
for the consequences would fall exclusive
~ upon Bulgaria.
ROUMANIA MAKES READY.
London, April "a special telegram
from Bucharest, Roup1ania, says that the
Roumaniar minister for war has ordered
the garrisons on the Dobrudscha frontier
to be reinforced by two battalions of |
troops. The king of Roumania has post |
poned his foreign trip.
THE MACEDONIAN JUNTA.
Sofia, Bulgaria, April 2z.-The Turkish |
authorities, fearing a Bulgarian raid in |
10 Macedonia, have reinforced the Otto |
man troops holding the passes Of fthe |
Rio mountains.
The Macedonian junta has it's head |
quarters here and has decided not 20 act /
until the result of Emperor Francis Jo-
seph's coming visit to the car is known
The Macedonian junta expects important |
developments from this visit.
RUSSIAN INTERVENTION.
Paris, April 22.-Le Journals CORES
pondent at Odessa telegraphs that all the
necessary measures have been taken az
for the eventual intervention |
Of Prussia in the war between Turkey
and Greece.
EXPULSION OF GREEKS.
London, April 22.-The Greek legation
here has received a dispatch from NJ.
5kouzes. the minister for foreign affairs
II Greece, in which, referring to the or
Ter for the expulsion Of all Greeks from
Turkey at the expiration OF a fortnight
rom Saturday last, the date Of the rup-
ure OF diplomatic relations between Tur-
Key and Greece, he says their expulsion
5 contrary 10 the principles OF modern
civilization. He adds that Greece desires
All Turkish subjects residing within Gre
ian territory to remain as long as their
onduct does not afford ground for COM
,laint. II
Constantinople. April Pm. De Ne
idoff. the Russian ambassador, has adj
Used the Turkish government not 70 ex-
'el the Greeks from Turkish territory a.
ne expiration of the fortnight's notice
liver them % leave when diplomatic re-
atoms between Turkey and Greece were
evered on last Saturday. Many Greeks.
owever. are already leaving An Off
ia notice just published orders all yes
els flying the commercial ensign OF
Greece 10 leave Ottoman waters within
fortnight from Saturday last. April II.
ne day of the severance Of diplomatic re-
atoms between Turkey and Greece. By
re same order all Turkish vessels In
freek waters are required 10 leave them
within the same period. Finally. al the
OF the fortnight: the services
the Turkish lighthouses in the Gulf Of
alonica vii be suspended and the quiz
self will be closed at night TO nayiea-
ion while the war lasts.
DESCENT FROM MILOUNA PASS
Description of the Turkish Advance .De-
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