Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30
TURKS And GREEKS.
General SmOlenski Reports Success at
YeleSlinO.
toNrRADIcrEp by the SULTAN.
Col. Vassos Recngnz rs BellIgerent
The Disas er at Lgrssa
lntomprehsnslble.

ATHENS, April 80 (noon). &C
tion between the Turks ana the Greeks
which began yesterday at Velettino,
about ten miles west OF VoIu, was CON
tinued today. Gen. SIN olen skis brigade
fighting bravely, rspulhed the repeate !
charges of the Turkish artillery.
THE REPORT ooNTRADIcrED.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 3O.-The
Turkisu government has Issued
the following announcement:
$50 far from being repuised at V eles.
tino, the imperial troops continue their
victorious niarcn forward"
COL vAssos MAY ATTACK THE TURKS.
PARIS, April 30.-Ls Patrie pub.
lishes dispatch from II ONE say Ing
that Admiral Canevar0, the Italian
COMMANDER In Cream waters, has been
ordered to consider Col. Vassos, who
mmands the Crock army uf Oecups-
lion In Crete, as beliiseIent and no
longer oppose Greek attacks on the
Turkish troops there.
THE TURKS AT voLo.
LONDON, April 30.-Tne Evening
News luis Afternoon publishes a uis-
patch from Constantiuople, dated
Ieday, saying the Turkish cavalry
occupied Voio yesterday evening.
Tue dispatch aida that ten days' delay
has been granleu the Greeks DESTROYS
OF leaving Constantinople.
THE LARISsA DISASTER.
ATHENS, april 3d. The correspopd-
ent vi The Associated Press, who was
at Larissa ON Thursday reports that
Inc Turkish troops iousu all the guns
OF the fortress intact, and obtained
possession OF Immense quantities OF
ammunition. The abandonment OF
such strong position 10 incompre-
hensibIe.
News OF the occupation OF Volo by
Tue Turkish forces Is momentarlIy ex-
pected here.
SATISFIED WITH The BALKAN
STATES.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 3O.-Coupt
Muravieh, the Russian minister OF
foreign s1fsiIs, anu Count G,luchow. |
SKA the Austrian minister VI foreign
HaiTs. have Dispatched identical nntes |
10 aihs Russian and Austrian repre-
tentstives at Belgrade, Servia, Sofia,
Bucharest, RoumanIa ana |
Cettlnie, Montenegro, expressing salts. |
faction at the cofrtcI attitude OF the |
governments OF those countries during |
the present crisis and saying the czsr |
anu Emperor Francis Joseph are firm- |
~ determined to uphold the universal |
peace and status gu.
THE NEW CABINET.
ATHENS, April 80. = The cabinet |
has been nc finitely formed as follows: |
President OF the council Of minis |
ttrs ana minister OF marine-M. Rail-;
minister OF interior, NJ. iheolokis;
OF foreign Rfisiu-M. Skou. |
lodis; minister OF public instruction.
hi. Autaxias; minister OF jIstioe-M.
fr isutt filacs; minister OF tinanoe-M.
minister of wsr-Col0nel
rosmadoa. The new ministry will be
sworn in Immediately.
MORE TURKISH VICTORIES.
CoNsTANTINopLE, April 80. A
diapatuh from the Turkish military
commander at Janina snuou noes that
Bey's brigade yesterday
occupied the helghle commanding
Nioheste and keervauseral beyonu
Pentspigadia and the Greek troops
OF that vicinity tnereupon rstrsateu.
The vail Of Salonica telegraphs that
q band OF Greeks has been routed by
the Turkish troops near Pravishete.
Ten Greeks were captured.
PANIC AT voLo.
ROME, April 30 dispatches from
Volo by way OF Athens, say terrible
panic prevails at Voio, and II the place
tails into the hands OF the Turks tn
situation OF the Greek army Will BIS
desperate.
THE CABINET NOT PoPULAR.i
ROME, April 30.-Dispatche frc m
Athens Say the new cabinet was
colby received ana the luminosity of
continues.
TIE SITUATION AT ATHENS.
NEW York, April 80.-A copyright
cispEIcn 10 tbe Journsi, dated A Ihens,
says: was with the Greek army
in its campaign toward Janins, the
principal town OF Epirus, the south.
weBtsrn province OF Turkey, when
heard the first rumors OF the hard
fighting in Ihessaly.
The journey froiu Arta overland to
Thessaiy requires o longer time than
It does to 60 by way OF Athens, aud 80
have been fortunate enough to arrive
In the capital in time to witness an.
other popular outburst OF the Athen-
ians.
Crowds are In the streets In the
square before the kings palace and In
every place OF public congregation,
Practically every man In Athens is |
arming to 10 and night the Turks.
Every train into the city 10 loaded |
with other troops.
Yesterday crowds broke Into the
punshops and took the weapons. 1t
was unanimous thru u shout all classes. |
Today Greece is armed to dgnt Tor her
lif,.
To-Day went to n shop and found
no one there but boy seated ON a
box.
"Where 10 the proprietor" said I.
"He has gone 10 the war" said the
boy.
This man had taken no TINS to ar
range his aifairs In careful detail. He
might have gone cut to buy cigar In
another shop. The shelves were
s.rippsd anu the counters were bare.