The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-29

LONDON, April 2S-Joseph Cham
berlain, under foreign secretary. has
received a dispatch form the Island Of
cyprus announcing that thirty persons
were injured in an explosion at a
church at Faregusta. 1t is believed
the explosion was the work Of Turks.
Toulon, April 28.-Orders have been
issued for further detachments of
French infantry, artillery and marines
to be ready to leave for Crete at q
moments notice.
ATHENS, April 2S.-PubIic excite
ment is increasing every hour. The
foreigners are hosting their national
hags over the buildings inhabited by
tnem. popular outbreak is feared
For want OF a quorum today the ex-
traordinary session of the legislative
assembly has been further postponed.
The British minister here E. H. Eyer
ton, paid long visit to the king yester-
day, and the newspapers connect the
incident with the possible intervention
OF Great Britain in the war between
Turkey and Greece. Crowds last even
ing stoned the palace, broke it's win
doWS and cried, Down with the king:
down with Prince Constantine; give us
republic. Some pistols were fired
among the rioters, and many officers
were robbed.
The opposition deputies have issued
the following address to the people:
Fellow Citizens: In the critical period
through which the country is passing sum-
montng of the chamber is necessary. The op-
position believes it to be its duty to address
70 all citizens recommendation and a re-
quest to do all in their power to contribute to
the maintenance of order which is indispensa-
bic not only for the safety of ALL but be-
cause II constitutes an indispensable element
for safeguarding the honor and rights of the
hatlon. Let US not forget that the enemy is
~ oIeauing the SOL OF our country and that our
army is confronting it. AT such moment
any one attempting to disturb order would be
nothing but an ally of the Turks.
This address is signed by all the op-
position deputies now in Athens Spe-
clal trains have been placed at the dis
posaI OF the provincial deputies in or
der to enable them to arrive in time
to take part in the extraordinary ses-
sion of the legislative assembly
London, April 2S.-Special dispatches
from Rome say that news has been re-
ceived there from Athens announcing
that the popular ferment against King
George and his government has become
graver AS a result the Italian govern
ment has ordered Admiral Canevaro
70 send the italian ironcladS Sardegna
and Umberto and the Italian cruiser
Montello to the Piraeus in order to pro-
tect Italian subjects in the event Of
trouble. 1t is believed at Rome, the
4NRobSlACS LII lIlCI announce, Jnat the
powers will intervene between Turkey
and Greece, after the Turks have oc-
cupied Volo.
PARIS, April 28.-A newspaper Of
this city says it learns that M. G. Av-
croft, the Greek millionaire who was
instrumental in reviving the Olympian
games, subscribing one million drach-
mas toward the expense of this reStora-
ton of the stadion, and who offered the
Greek government at the outbreak of
the trouble with Turkey to provide the
Greek army with 10000 uniforms, has
subscribed total Of 3O,OOO,OOO franacs
to the war fund.
LONDON, April 2S-A dispatch to
the Daily Mail from Paris says that
M. HanOtauX, the French foreign
minister, had a five-hour's interview
today with the Turkish ambassador
1t is understood that the subject under
discussion was the terms upon which
the powers are to base their interven-
tion between Greece and Turkey. The
Daily News correspondent says that
M. Hanotaux, in the course of the
conference, urged the Turkish am
bassadOr to advise the sultan to hold
out the olive branch to Greece adding
that if the Turkish troops went fur
ther, France would be compelled 20
come IOrWdFu DIS Lne defender or the
Christian cause In that event, said
M. Hanotaux, Turkey would have the
most reason to regret the Intervention
Of the powers, which would not serve
as a prop for the Ottoman empire.
There was an Intellectual attempt to-
day wednesday,, says the Athens
correspondent Of the Daily Mail to,
pillage the shops of the gunsmiths
| The headquarters of the Greek army
! being removed to Domokos, a long way
south of Pharsalos. Edhem Pasha mas,
issued a proclamation inviting the
Greeks to return to Larissa. The Daily
Nails correspondent says that King
George, on receiving a distinguished
caller today, said to him: IT am ready
to accept all my country's wishes.