New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-01

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AT Salonica bloody encounters have oc-
CURED between the authorities and the
Italians DESTROYS Of leaving Similar scenes
are reported from other big centres. An
anti-Italian boycott has commenced II
many cities Niazi Bey and Enver Bey,
heroes Of the revolution. announce their
readiness 20 march with numerous volun.
teers to TripoIi.
Great excitement prevails and the
Grand Vizlcr and his Cabinet are accused
Of sleeping while Italy was making efec-
tive preparations. The Turkish newspapers
say that the ex-Grand Vizier. Haiku Pacha,
Is TO be tried by court martial
Great indignation Is expressed against
Germany. whose flag has been hoisted on
an Italian dispatch vessel now here and on
Italian houses in Tripoli. Germany is ac-
cused OF hypocrisy. The last meeting be-
tween the German Ambassador and the
Turkish War Minister Is said 10 have been
very stormy.
"AlI telegra phic communication with
Trpoli has been interrupted By the Italians
who have seized the lines and blockaded
the whole Httoral OF Benghazi and TripolL
In Brusa. Asia Minor. fifty thousand Otto
mans are stirred by n fierce fanatical ex-
element.
italian hostllties are reported from st.
Giovanni III Medua. where a Turkish tor
pedo boat was destroyed uy an Italian war
ship. most Of the crew perishing. Two
Italian warships are reported wrecked in
sight Of Tripoli.
"Constantinople is calm, but outbreaks
are possible. Some OF the papers are
preaching a holy war against the Chris
tans. The Turkish tactics In Tripoll will
be SIMPLE guerill, war, rs Turkey has no
other alternative.
Passports have been handed to the
italian Charge dARaires. who will leave
here tomorrow morning"
Quotations on the Stock Exchange to-day
opened lower in anticipation Of selling or
ders from various quarters. Turkish bonds
were nominally 3 points lower, italian
bonds l point and British consols q lower
but sellers did not appear and good bid
ding resulted in the disappearance Of most
of the decline.
The belief that the powers will induce
Italy TO grant substantial concessions 20
Turkey helped 10 bring about a cheerful
hardening tone. At noon consols were only
u and Turkish bonds rs lower than yester-
day. while American shares were well
above parity.
A private telegram from Malta this morn
ing said that the Trlpon cable was still
open. from which it is clear that the ItaI-
ian admiral has taken the lines Of COM
munication into his own hands and is en-
forcing the same iron-clad censorship that
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home during the last week.
! telephone message received in PARIS
frDm Italy last night indicated that the
italian papers were receiving late messages
from Tripoli. II this Is so the censorship
prevented the circulation Of these messages
outside Italy.
The British government has recalled Ad-
miral H. B. williams and six other officers
serving with the Turkish feet. Some
anxiety is felt lest any British officer
aboard the Turkish ships should be in
volved I'm the fighting.
The italian Ambassador to-day gave the
Foreign Office assurances Of the protection
Of British subjects IN the sphere Of hostili-
ties. The Maltese colony in Tripoi is sec
ond only TO the Italian in numbers and
commercial investments.
Many Italians eligible for military service
visited their consulate here to-day. The
Italian Consul told them that probably
their services would not be required.
A dispatch received here to-day from
sfax. in Tunis says that refugee arriv-
ing there from Trpoli carried a message
which stated that all Europeans at Tripoli
had boarded merchant ships anchored in
the hlrbor and were safe
4 news agency dispatch from Chiasso
says that Admiral Aubrey has sent a wire
less message TO his government that he has
taken steps 70 occupy the coast OF Tripoh
during the course of tonight
When the bombardment began only the
consuls and a few correspondents remained
in TripoH The rest Of the Europeans who
fingered to the eleventh hour escaped IN
merchant vessels when announcement NJ
the bombardment made. many fleeing manic
stricken with the few effects they couId
carry
II the Turkish squadron is proceeding
from Beirut to Constantnople. which some
naval officers question. there seems a
good prospect of the Italian ships coming
TO grips with it. The Turkish squadron Is
supposed TO consist Of the modern cruisers
Hamidieh and Mediidieh, the Old ship
Messoudieh, and two old battleships pur-
chased from Germany.
The overwhelming Importance is every
where recognized Of the political aspects.
The vital issue "a whether the war can be
confined to Tripoli and the sea or viii
spread TO the Balkans and Greece The
chancelleries Of all the European capitals
have been busy with discussions to-day. the,
diplomats comforting there. representing
Germany. England, France, Austria and
Russia. trying to- arrange a scheme OF
friendly Intervention. The worst fear. that
Of a Turkish declaration Of war against
Greece and an invasion Of Tnessaly. has
not been realized
Sofia, Sept. 3O-The Acting Premier of
Bulgaria to-day made the statement that
Bulgaria will maintain a pacific attitude
toward Turkey. even II the Turco-Italian
war should affect Bulgarian interests. The
Sofa government will do its utmost to pre-
serve peace in the Balkans.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
Italian Vessel Ordered from
Gibraltar.
Gibraltar. Sept. 30.-The Italian cruiser
Aetna arrived here to-day. The British
Governor ordered the cruiser 70 coal forth
with and leave Immediately afterward.
Port Said. Sept 3O-The Turkish trans
port Kaiser, with 1913 troops on board. ar
rived here to-day
Malta, Sept. 30-u II stated that The