The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-30

Judgment would be formed as to that
after the new cabinet had been tried y
Mr.. Delyannis added II cannot d1-
vulge the policy which 1 considered
necessary. I can only say that the
country would have emerged from it's
trial without loss of territory, and
could have obtained a rectification of
the Northern frontier by abandoning
Crete, according to the demands of the
powers"
BERLIN, April 29.-The Frankfort
Zeitung publishes a dispatch from Con-
stantinople saying that, owing to the
Greek foreign minister having made
the request to the Russian minister at
Athens, the ambassadors of Great Bri-
tain, France and Russia at CONSTANT
nople have asked the Turkish govern
ment TO grant to Greece an armistice.
London, April pa dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Rome says that the
powers will oppose, by force if neces-
sary the blockade or bombardment
of Salonica, in view of the damage that
would be done to foreign commerce.
1t is believed in Rome that the new
Greek ministry will treat for peace, in
the hope of preserving the territorial
integrity of Greece.
All the talk now, says the Daily
Nails Berlin correspondent, is of the
intervention of the powers. Even Ger
many wishes to save Greece from the
consequences of defeat, and it is stated
in Berlin official circles that the powers
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Greece does not invite them. Accord
ing to a dispatch from Constantinople
to the Lokal Anzeiger, the sultan will
accept the following conditions as the
basis for peace: The withdrawal of the
Greek troops from Crete and the re-
establishment of the frontier of 1881,
Greece to be excluded from all the
advantages of capitulations, and t.
pay indemnity.
The Daily Nails correspondent says
the news from Greece continues alarm
ing, and he understands that Russian
ship is lying at Piraeus, the port Of
Athens, ready to embark the royal fam
lily.
PARIS, April "a member of the
diplomatic corps of high standing in
an interview is quoted as saying:
while Greece will not ask for inter
vention, it is impossible for her to pro-
long resistance, owing to the condition
Of her fl ances. Therefore it is probable
that the Greek government will now
obey the summons Of Europe that the
Turkish evacuation Of Thessaly and
the Greek evacuation of the island of
Crete will be carried out simultaneous
~. The financial question will then
be considered. Greece will possibly be
given a judicial council enabling the
giving of guarantees to the German
bondholders and providing Turkey with
an indemnity for the expenses Of mobi-
liking her troops"
ROME, April 29.-The seeolo, OF
Milan, publishes a dispatch from
Athens saying that peace between Tur-
key and Greece has been concluded.
NEW YORK, April ga dispatch
70 the Journal from London says: The
Daily Mails Berlin correspondent tel
egraphs Somewhat serious news Of
the threatened European combination
against England is now current here.
Emperor William is reported to have
q detailed plan by which the interests
of Germany, France and Belgium IL
the Transvaal are to he protected
against English intrigue and arms
! The ST. Petersburg correspondent OF
the Tageblatt aff1rms that France has
agreed to the emperor's scheme, and il
is further said that Russian court cir
cles are extremely embittered againsg
England. This is attributed to the
dowager cZarina having accused Eng
land of being the cause Of Greece GO
ing TO war.
CONSTANTINOPLE, April 29-It is
announced that the first division OF
! tile Turkish army at Elassona has en-
tered Greek territory from the vicinity
OF Damasi and has captured the towr
of Zarkos, an important Greek base
! Of operations, about eighteen miles
west of Larissa, and about half way
between that place and Trikhala
| Large quantities Of ammunition fel
| into the hands Of the Turks.
! Vo;o, April 29.-The town is almos
| completely evacuated by the Greeks
| The women and children have beer
/ taken away en- maSse by sea. The for
! eign consulates have hoisteG their flags
| British and Italian ironclads are q
! anchor in the harbor.
! London, April ga special dispatch
from Athens says that the Greek:
| have occupied the heights, Of Pente
| pig&dia, north of Arta, and about hal
1 way between that place and Janina
! IL E3irCs, and eTtrenched thcsnselve:
| there.