The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-05

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LONDON, Apfii a.-N y 3usl q
dAih tihos ~ oo-cAlloa c0neeFt Of
t6s Sot1 thES tonod thO blockade Of
- winch haa proved quito ineRecs
ai being continually evaded, and 10
Sy the anarchy IN Crete and the con-
idn d 3E6rapoan councils are worse
I'm bstoro. Tho replies Of tha parila-
ny secretary for the foFelgn of
ar. Cursor. 70 inquiries on me
show It 70 Be ~ no means Ger!
b t6a& IN tie powers have actually
6Etssd 70 blockade the Greek poFts.
nd lltest news indicates that France
ia Italy arc stll adverse % thls
eoIgge
ne Sict g, che powers dlstrugt OF
ont atOeheF reduces them 20 lEnp0 lenee'
6nosoe tham want . general War, 10
ktdy bdinE able 20 forGsae what it9
tSiIi FS-ilIt Vonld g. II e believed
4hhf Russia and Germany, and pefhnpa
Austria want Q localized war, hoping
Turkey, being victorious, Will laP
! - "a the mercy Of European die
afI66. In the meantime the two COM
lf6nti a. wen - the powers, hesitate
% ineag ths odlum Of commencing tne
SONNET
GSlmany'5 attitude In setting on the
dthar powers while herself abstalntng
innk.anN actiVo share in'tha attO8Ble
rs tFifV ny c0ndGuaned ~ being =
jIlsFfleSfIll diplomatic betrayal, Russia
r etidently playing her own game, ana
hiio willing % send to Crete whatever
r6ons the other powers suggests, hopes
3hlt The BLOCKADE Of Greec2 Will inclte
ethinV that seems 20 be e1trem!y
1rohabie. a. the King OF Greece stoutly
- infAlns his original determination
and the premier u. Delyahnls, declares
tint ndthlng win prevent war U the
WeFS paFStSt IN refusing theE eonSent
- tha union OF Crete to Greece. Russia
q confident that Greece Will lose lhe
tlFst battle, and bulgaria Rnd SeEsta'
y VIII not move except At RuSEta1 OrdeEA'
ASnlFals AeknoWlSdEo Weakness.
s The hamiraIs Of tie foreign tsets in
t,FeSsn waters continue daily asking for
deauite Instructions from their respec-
4 dive governments They have urgently
aViSsd the appointment OF European
ldVtFn0F, aa they are Incapable OF ruiz
ing the Island
) IL q 4 remarkable fact that Colonel
VasGUS and the Greeks inspire &he
test sympathy among all the tor-
\ eiEI correspondents. the futile meas-
uFeS Of the p6Wer9 being daily denounc'
Gladstone has written another let
ter a. cFetan afalTS. and With refer
6nce 70 the concert Of Europe he S1yB
fhs attituAo 81 the pOWeFS recalls the
days 81 CastleFeagh and Metternlen,
wren Greece was unable to buy arma-
niants IN Europe on credit, while Iur'
Z 10 md not diftlcuItY whatever IN doing
Fd II IS stated that Greece VIII Try 10
\ kaise an internal loan Of E1,o00.VV0.
The reports that Greek insurgents
have already crossed the Macedonlan
6rontler turn out TO be incorrect.
Alvsll.inSOFmed diplomat at Vienna
tieclGfa8 that some Of TIE poWefa are
defeFminea 70 maintain the blockade OF
Greees e that nation declares war, ana
4litis depfiVa her Of one OF her most Ior-
ndIdahla means OF attacks.
Raa1la BtOPpsd sale OfCEsta'
a report from Athens says that son
of Admiral Harris, the British COM
tiandeF IN CtetAn water1. has arrived
there - Q volunteer.
Il g understood that Russia has stop
6eF TuFkeyts neEotiatiOn9 to sell the IL
esl6nh u Crete to Greece by q threat 10
OCCUPY AuAtOllls ~ A4lS uShVAt4eASA'9 -
" X eonnectIoa with the Warlike aspect
81 aflairs 81 Europe and South Africa.
Il 3 significantly announced that LoFd
W0iSfIeY. the British cOulmander.ln
chief. accompanied by his alde-de-cAmp
vim son start for Gibraltar TO inspect
eiiiei. detaIis OF President KrugeT's
cl1in again Great Britain for indem.
f,ity Is & result Of the TranSvRel raid
are now definitely known. In addluon
4 to the cum Of 4SH,g1. which y salo
Ia d the expense which, the. raid en-.
{5iiId including immense, compensation
% TIE railway and telegraph companies
lJnfghefs, eto, The TT1nBHaol defn2nut
RI00o.d 900 for moral and intellectual
diaoaGa. This appears NS q separate
aIid additional item.
CSolnnel Francis Rhodes the brother
81 Cecil Rhodes, estimated before the
SUPPLEMENTARY commission that the cost
n ongineerinG the raid was 100000.
Wnl Create q SsAlatIOR.
sensation among the members Of
AZ commission Il expected on Tuesday
nsxt, Hhan Charles Leonard. one Of the
members OF the Johannesburg reform
committee, Il to present an exhaustive
etSfement dealing with the grievances
de4h JJltianders Of the TranBvaal.
The Radical members OF parliament
have uueAlthed the fact that the pres
an car escaped taxation amounting q
} Rio.0O9 IN death duties on money lyinl
a he Bank Of England. when his faith
~ died This complalsance upon the
part Of the government toward Russia
VII be warmly deprecated.
The government has refused TO allow
Glands 20 be erected In the public park
\ f0r the queens diamond Jubilee pro
z caaaIon, An offer OF 10000 was made
f0F permission to erect stand Ia thu
Green park. facing PicadlllY.
At tiIa last ball OF the Reform cluE
every candidate bearing a German
name was blackballed as demonstEa'
Tor against Emperor William.
II q reported that the Jubilee peer
ngeS viii Include the grandson Of Mr.
and MrB Gladstone.
International Arbitration.
on Monday next, President Faure vii
receive the secretary Of the peace so.
eIety, who will present him with an In
Sensational petition In favor Of arbItra'
ton, It was written on velium in ter
languRFes, and 10 signed by members o.
fGliGiou0 bodies throughout Europe ant
America
Or. BleInItz, the weIl-known chesi
player. threatens 20 bring actions foi
damages against the United States con