Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-01

resuli Of the campaign has fully eats.
fed their feelings OF animosity, aud
pence Will be- welcomed.
A dispatch to tho Standard from
Lsrlssa ssys the Turks are taking
matters leisurely. They believe there
IN no OCCASION for haste, and the pre-
sumption liz that the Turkish military
authorities will have The entire Greek
force concentrated at Pharsais beiors
the deceive blow Ia STRUCK.
LARIssA DESERTED.
ATHENS, AurlI 30.--The correspond.
ept Oh the Associated Preep at Lhrissa
reports.
A Jew, who has Just arrived at Lar
issa from Volo, Gays that the placs 10
deserted M d that the gaTrisOn also haE
lett. The troops have gone to Psarsa-
la. All is quiet mere, all OF the Jews
remaining In Larissa. Two battaiions
III TUT kisn infantry are guarding the
railroad station at Larisss where are
found the remains OF the hospital
stores which weIo left by the Grseks
at the last moment. The inhsbitsn ts
OF Lsrissa say the Greeks seized all tho
horses and carriages. Inc newspaper
meu fl ID on foot.
Many amusing scenes were wilt
nessed in Lsrissa this morning. l
met IN ugly Turkish soldier sunburned
ana dusty, BolemDly paradinR tho
streets unuer lady's fine parasOl
which he had picked up on the road.
Looting IL strictly forbidden. The
Turkish authorities In this matter are
too severe. Some OF the Evzon, ttli
remain hidden and the SAM ~ the
csee with some of the Greek uflicert.
A II OF the latter who sTe made prison.
era are pRroleu.
Yesterday morning (ruesdsy J wit
nesses the entrance OF Edhem Psspa
into Latissi. He looked grave anu
showed no citation over his SUCCEEDS. He
was met by Gen. Grumbkoff, the Ger
man officer, who reorgnuizsd the
artillery at the bridge entrance to the
town, where they exchange congratu-
iattons. A procession OF the Mussei-
man population received Euhtm
Pasha and saluted him with respect
There was no shouting or manifesto.
tioDs.
Edhem Pashs dismounled at the
konnok on the principal square,
formerly occupied by Prince Constan-
tine, the crown prince OF Greece, and
entered the place without any cere'
mony. Ssiuiah Bey has been pre-
NOTED 10 the rank OF pashs. he has
well deserved the promotion by hard
work anu bold a hting.
SHOULD ABANDON CRETE.
PARIS, April 3O.-rhe Temps urges
the new Greek cabinet to loss no time
In recalling Col. Vsssos from Crete ma
SO give Europe what she has been
demanding In vain for 30 long. This,
the Temps ADDS, is the best way to
prepare for the Intervention OF Europe,
anu not give Turkey time to form
dangerous ideas as TO the rearrange.
meat OF frontiers.
THE WAR NOT YET ENDED.
LONDON, April S0.-It ia semi.ofIicl.
ally stated that tnero Ia reason to be.
lieve that European Intervention
between Turkey AMI Greece In the
PRESENT position Of Hffairs IL regarded
as wholly imprscticable, both Greece
tinue the war. The powers are thus
obliged to stand aside until one OF the
compatants Is finally defeated.
THE sULTAN'S TERMS OF PEACE,
NEW YORK, May IA special to the
Woru From Washington says the terms
OF peace Turkey has offered GREECE
have reached the Washington iega.
tons. They are as followe: Toe
restoration OF the boundary nxed by
the treaty OF 1881, which gave 10
Turkey all OF Thessslly, including hu
extensive sea coRei; the evacuation by
Greece of Prsvesa anu other points In
the province OF Epirus; the withdrawal
OF the Greek troops frem Crete and the
acceptance Of the plan Of autonomy
offered the Island by the PJrte, and
the payment OF n war inuemDity large
enough to cover the expense OF tue
mobIl zation of sne Turkish troops.
ATHENS. April 30.-The report OF
the retreat OF Epirus Ia confirmed.
The Greeks are abandoning all posi-.
tons they had occupied except Sala.
gera.
Sefulsh Bey and Gen. GrumbhCG
LED tue frat Turkish tQuadron 70
Larlssa. The cavalry ADVANCED at u
gallop and at the bridge at the eE.
trance Of the town Seiulan Bey spurreu
forward at iuii speed. Some Uf the
Mussulman inhab ,,auts shoute :"The
briuge 10 mineu," but the two offiosrs
did not pause and were the fi.s. to
enter the town aud put up at the
Olympus, the principal hotel which
was coon guaruei by Turkish troops.
Ihs Hawaiian Annexation.
WASHINGTON, April 30.-rhere has
been NO communication from The
British government TO the authoriti es
concerning Hawaii, and the reports
emanating irotn Japan that Great