Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-28

was the kina's iavori,e, bad never dis.
tinguished himself in the army, and
mad not tho shadow OF claim to he
in'rusi,d with the conduct OF the war.
1t is further urged nZaiuat the
KIM that he has virtually commanded
the fleet, through Prince Gsofgt, who
has only obsysd the palace order., ami
thus rendered serious operations im'
possible.
spent some time to-day among the
students OF a school for the children
OF middle class families. and do no,
hesitate TO say that the French Jaoo b.
ms were never so radically and frank
Iy snti.dyDastic as the Athenisne are
today. 1t would be upgeuer0us to for.
mulate In words the brutal demands OF
the revolutio nary program nDfoldsd to
me today by mild hammered youths.
To-Day (Tuesday) numerous dlsor-
DERBY outbreaks occurred ut Pireeus,
the port OF Athens. The people In.
vaded the cafes and smashed the
portraits of the king.
A crisis 1. the min;stry of marin
has been caused by the receipt OF a tel.
egram frem an officer With the eastern
squsdron saying:
"During the four days our fleet has
been at SkiathOs we have been bt.
trsyeG."
Considerable excitsmen was caused
In the city todey by the presence IN
tue streets of large number Of
reeslvists whom the authorities had
neglected to arm. They are highly
incensed at being thus kept Idle while
the Turks arc advancing. This after.
att lao, ~ g.
gunsmith chop. There were no DO Lies
la sight and the resefvlsts completely
wrecked the shop. AT the same
moment another gang PLACED Two
larger ahopo In the next street without
want to go TO drive the Turks out OF
Greece.'
THE PEOPLE STILL DEMAND WAR.
PARIS, April 27.--The correspondent
OF the Temps teiegraphs saying that
the public dsmsnus u continuance OF
!he war IN View OF the fact that the
army ia intact and the naval superior
lily OF Greece incontestible. The cor.
respondent adds that tho spirit OF the
Gr.ek army at Pharsaia 10 excellent.
The change In the general ataH has
Prince Constantine viii remain with
the troops In TbessGly, but he Will do
go merely aB q matter OF form and will
have NO further influence In the coun.
oils OF war.
DEMONSTRATIONS IN BULGARIA.
SOFIA, April 27.-A large open-air
meeting Of Macedonians WAS held
here this morning, at which many
Bulgarians were present. The speak
ers denounced the policy OF the gov
ernment and accused Prince Ferdi-
nsni OF culpable inactivity. They
declared that the present Russophile
policy OF Bulgaria could do nothing
out work Injury to the country. The
crowd undertook to get up Demon
sIration In honor OF the Greek diplo-
matte agent, but the police interfered.
NOT AFRAID OF ALBANIAN MUTT
NEERs.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April Gas to
the campaign IN Epirus IL Is not
thought here that Janina Is now In
danger OF being attacked by the
m utinous Albaniane, ne, owing to the
eflOrts 81 the palece officials here, COM
biDed with the efjrta OF the Albasian
chiefs, the mutineers are said To have
although the outbreak at
htst caused serious apprehension at
the Yiidiz Kiosk.
wARsHIPs FOR sALoNICA.
SALoNIcA, April 27.-Several Brit
ieh warships and q French wRrship
arc expected here. Public feeling is
becoming calmer here at tue news OF
the Victories OF the Turks.
The Turkish headquarters have been
removed from Elassona to Chstalar
{ Tsatiar), south OF Tyfnnvo and west
oy north OF Larisss.
KING GEORGE MAY HAVE TO LEAVE.
LONDON, April q. - Everything
points to the CONCLUSION of the CAM
paign by the intervention OF the
powere. There Ia 10 confirmation of
the report that the Greek ministry has
fallen. 1t is probable that q coalition
cabinet will be- formed.
1t is stated that preparations are be-
ing made on King Georges property
at Smidstrup, Denmark, with view
To having the castle ready for its
owner In case OF his abduction or de-
position.
Everything sent from Athens by the
special correspondent emphasizes the
gravity of tho eituatIo d
there and the rapid development OF a
revolutionary feeling. This condition
Of things Rppears to have resulted
largely from tho cessation of hostilities
In Epirus.
There ia no doubt that the Turks are
occupied In establishing their lines OF
II Ia equally evident
that the Greek disaater in Epirue ia
more Bcrious than at first supposed. 1t
looks like hopeless task to renew the
advance upon Janina, rs Turkey is in