Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-26

the hope OF foreign interference. She
would be more than williDg that
Russia should assume such prottc'
tjrate over her empire.
To this agreement Austrie, France
and Germany will, 1t is unuerstood,
give their consent. England alone
hae not INSIDE known her We've ON this
question. In the best informed GUAR.
tera, however, 1t Is believer that a very
siIong protest will be cerisin TO come
from the court OF st Jsme'.
CONSTANTINE AT PHARsALA,
NEW YORK, April GA dispatch
20 th5 Journal from Athens say:
Although Priuce Constantine hopes
10 assemble 80. 600 mon at Pharsala, 1t
10 certain that lie will be unable to
fight battle In that vicinity. Instead.
be will be forced to retreat to the
O'hrys mountains, about twenty miles
nearer Athens. MANY foreign mill
tary experts believe that the Greek
army Will melt away during q further
retreat.
WON'T HAVE INTERVENTION.
PARIS. April 25.--rne Figaro Bsr.
lin correspondent Gays 1t is semi.
flicislly annou iced that Greece viii
neither solicit nor accept the iuterven-
ton OF the powers, and Is preparing
TO negotiate direct with Turkey.
BERATs PRoMI;ED.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 25.-It Ia
sail hrIe tonight tnat the sultan has
promi,ei the Bulgarian diplomatic
agent TO grant three beTats warrants
for the appointment OF Bulgarian
bishops In MacedOnia) as soon as the
war with Greece ia over.
The Servian mini0ter has also se.
cured imperial trades replacing the
Greek metropolitan, Ambr1sius, at
Uskub by Servian, and granting To e
privilege OF opening numerous Servian
schOole In the vilayets OF Monastir and
5Alonica.
TURKS AT LARIssA.
WARRINGTON, A pril 25.-Ths Turk.
ish legation here has received the fol.
lowing dispatch from the minister OF
foreign affairs at Constsntinople. con.
frmatory Of the Associated Press dis.
patches. in regard TO the fall OF Larissa.
The dispatch 10 dated today:
'Larissa has boon occupied today by
the cavalry OF the Ottoman army. Toe
Hellenic troops Tell In disorder, Rban-
doning o great quantity OF arms and
ammunition"
osMAN AT sALoNICA.
sALoNIcA, April 25.--Osman Pasha
arrived last evening anu was received
with great enthusiasm. He went for
ward a. once To the scene Of the con.
fiict.
Greek subjects here, on agreeing to
place themselves uuder the Turkish
authorities upon certain conditions,
will be allowed 10 remain.
COL. MANos ADVANCING.
ATHENS. April 25.-.A dispatch from
Aria reports that the Greeks have cap
tursd Plaka. Another dispatch says
that Piaka and Pentepigauia have
been occupied by the Greeks again,
being abandoned by the Turks, who
have also abandoned Kaleizia. Col.
Manos, In force, has advanced be.
y0nd Pentepigadia ON route to Janina.
1t is reported at Aria that u rising has
occurred in The Interior OF Epirus.
hfheNo, Aphh So.-<A kcicktsh
from ARA, dated 4 p. M, says that sI
o O'Clock this morning fighting was
resumed NJ PentspigRdlR and ragged
herceiy tor several hours.
The Greeks were compelled to with
draw, anu on being reinforced
reattacked the fort and finally cap
tured 1t, the Turks retiring without
Offering much resistance.
frha (1raaha anfyar.h aauaralu
GREECE WILL pERsEvEaE.
ATHENS, April 25.-Ths Greek
government has decided TO pereevere in
the struggle and to resist the further
advance Of the enemy with greater
energy than has hitherto been dis-
played. IL Is officially declared that
tue new line OF defense Is far stronger
than the frontier, where the Turks
gained their advantage In conse.
quence Of the superiority Of their
poeitloDs.
WILL FIGHT AT PHARsALA.
LONDON, April rs. - The Daily
Chronicie's Athens corrsspo den {
will say tomorrow: KING George
means to 20 to the front and make a
decided staud at Pharsala, which was
the line OF defense advised by Gen.
Vosseur aud some members OF his staff
from the beginning.
Toe Greeks have destroyed the rail.
way from Lsrissa to Volo.
1t 10 reported that tue Greeks have
arrived in the vicinity OF Janina.
The Athens correspondent OF the
Times Will say tomorrow: The news
OF the loss OF Matt was recei we'd here
uuring the small hours OF Saturday
morning. The premier ana the
minister OF war were imm ediately
SUNNI med to the palace, where a
council OF the ministry eat until after