The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-29
the Greeks were still fighting in front OF


the Greeks were still fighting in front o
Pentepigadia.
NO BLOOD ON HIS ACCOUNT.
London, April 2S.-There was an in
effectual attempt today "wednesday
says the Athens correspondent of tn
Daily Mail, to pillage the shops of gun
\ smiths.
The headquarters of the Greek arm,
are being removed TO Dornokos, Ion:
ways out OF Pharsalos.
Edhem Pasha has issued proclama
ton inviting the Greeks TO return t.
| Larissa.
The Daily Mails correspondent say:
that King George, on receiving dis
tinguished caller today, said to him: -
am ready 10 accept. all my country
wishes. What desire is that not drop
| Of blood shall be shed on my account
OPPOSITION URGES QUIET.
Athens, April 2S-The opposition depu-
| ties have issued the following address to
| the people:
Fellow citlzens-In the critical period
through which the country is passing, the
summoning of the chamber is a necessity.
The opposition believes it 10 be its duty
to address 10 all citizens a recommended
ton and a request TO do all If their pow
er to contribute 10 the maintenance of
order, which is indispensable not only for
the safety Of all but because it consti-
flutes an indispensable element for safe
guarding the honor and rights Of the ma
ton. Let US not forget that the enemy
is treading the soil Of our country and
that our army is confronting it At such
a moment any one attempting to disturb
order would be nothing but an ally Of the
Turks
This address IL signed by all the oppo-
sition deputies now in Athers-
Special trains have been placed at the
disposal of the provincial deputies in or
der to enable them to arrive in time 10
take part in the extraordinary session Of
the legislative assembly.
The French minister here. NJ. F. Abb
boure, has telegraphed for the French war
ship La Touche Trevelle to return imme-
diately to the Piraeus.
The merchants on Hermes street have
organized private guard to protect their
stores, and patrols have been placed in
the streets near the Boule.
The address of the opposition deputies,
however, had a calming effect upon the
people. A better feeling now prevails here
and there is little probability now Of
dynastic crisis.
POUR PARLERS ACTIVE.
Paris. Apri! 2S-The following semi
official announcement has been made:
Pour parlers between Paris, London,
Rome and st. Petersburg, with the view
OF attempting mediation between Turkey
and Greece, have been very active and
are now assuming morep recise form.
II is hoped that the opportunity to medi-
ate will arise before long. Germany and
are kept informed of the pro-
gress of the negotiations and do not
disapprove of them"
"AIMLESS AND DETRIMENTAL"
Buda Pest, April 29.-In the lower |
house of the Hungarian diet today Count |
Appon, the opposition leader, interpret |
Iared the premier. Baron Banffy. as TO |
whether if the territorial status quo and |
rhe granting of autonomy TO Crete are
the guiding principles anima ting the |
powers, the moment has not arrived Ito |
end the aimless and politically detri- |
mental war" and whether the object Of !
Emperor Francis Joseph's visit 10 St. |
is 10 modify the conditions
II our alliances or, without modifying |
hem, to conclude an arrangement with
Russia on the estern question:
FRANCE THREATENS TURKEY.
London, April ga dispatch 10 the
Daily Mail from Paris says that NJ. Han
,taux, the French foreign minister had a |
i've hours interview today with the Tur-
llsh ambassador. Ii Is understood that |
he subject under discussion was the !
erms upon which the powers are to base
heir intervention between Greece and
Turkey
The Daily News correspondent at
Paris says that NJ. Hanotaux in the
curse of the conference urged the Tur-
fish ambassador 10 advise the sultan to
old out the olive branch to Greece, add
ng that if the Turkish troops went fur
her France would be compelled to come
onward as the defender of the Christian
ause In thai event, said NJ Hano-
aux, Turkey would have them ost rea-
on to regret the Intervention of the pow
rs, whoch would not serve as a prop
Or the Ottoman empire. It is under
TODD that NJ Hanotaux expressed the
arrest hope that the Turkish govern
1ent would not make the serious mis-
AXE of increasing the difficulties of the
ask of Europe.
GREECE CAN'T HELP IT.
Paris. April 2s.-The French newspa-
er surge the powers to intervene be-
yeen Turkey and Greece, especially as
le fate OF the Greek dynasty is now in
Owed, and as Turkey has every reason
, be satisfied with her victories, while
Ireece mus; accept the inevita ole.
SIGNS AT ST. PETERSBURG.
S.. Petersburg, April 2S.-Emperor
rancis Joseph OF Austria and the car
ere present today az brilliant review
: the troops OF the 81. Petersburg gar
son.
Vienna, April 2S-The newspapers Of
,;S cY-y e. Petersburg and Ruda Pest |