| Show FIGHT AT LAB1SSA The Greeks Claim to Have Been Successful Suc-cessful So Far TURKS UFUKUSS till FRONTIER D ullcrr lIilHlne nt Krlllrl llie llrUrutg In A Irsujrerous rmiliou I NEW VullK April 22A special to ill a Press Hum liarlss dated April 22nd fill d nigb to may Tbe Uroeks badIbe beat of Ibo UKbllUt todaY Tno battle has been lIe to line alb a-lb movements of either aide I have i been marked This evening 1110 Fulfil rml lea occupied nearly the same position posi-tion as they btlil this morning The fighting all day was severe Tomorrow the Greeks will try tu storm Ibo principal 1urUlsu redoubt near the Itevenl pan Should theY tin > ucce > ul they will be lu a Position Posi-tion to Vase au army Into Turkish territory ter-ritory Willie nialutiiluiiij their OWL Irontler Ibo work ol the Greek artillery bus been superb TURKS DRIVEN HACK liABIBSA Headquarters or the Greet Army April 22U latest ad Vices ai to Ibo aluiatlou ut Uaroasl ahuw that on Sunday the Turks made a mottle from too lown and attacked the Ureek pollion olllougbazi pass and blderou olubl Alter severe fighting tile Urko drove the Turks bank Retail Ibo frontier fron-tier with a Join of live guns Fur bundreii members of the foreign for-eign Ionian I I Including twentysix Kn Klubmen under Capt Blrcb arrived i her on lutsday Tbey were received wilh n great demonstration which I wan repeated on their departure for the Irout In tbe eventl Intense euthu clasui was caused among the Greeks when tire Englishmen Bang the Greek national war oonll The Ureek Kvosons and a mountain battery having seconded Ibo mountains moun-tains east of the Bt George monastery were taken by the Turks on the flank Alter n severe tight lasting many hours IheTuiksbrought 80Clrcaaslau cavalry from Uaesoua Tnli was OD Tuesday The Clrcaaitana began to extend into the plain but being raked by the Greek buttery and by the live BOOB they were compelled tu fall back on Llirarla with great Ion A portion 01 Ibo fleeing Turks have recloased Ibo Mllouua pita toward 12 assona The Week infantry extending In a aeuilolrole fromTyruavo to Karavall and supported by artillery drove back tbe Turks upon lilgarh It Is understood under-stood the latin are retreating In force toward Elaisoua Cblef Davollls and the aurvlvcrs of I bia bind of Irregulars have returned here from their raid Into Macedonia rioiniNO AT Kiuiiai I HILOUNA April 2IDelayed I In Irauiuiisalon JTbe fight as Knilri continue In u desultory way Tu understand un-derstand tbe position III la necessary to compare the line of mountains to tbe letter A Tile Greeks bold the extreme point lielJe Will o the Turks on two lines dangerously menace the Greek posltlou union will become untenable us soon aa Ibo Turks advance Neobat a Pasha silll withholds tbe order or-der to take Krlllrl by assault though tl e Turkish troops are begging his par mission 10 do GO Yeiurday two Albanian regiments having driven tbe Greeks from their position pursued tbeui to I a little spur of a mountain overlooking the plains The I uriull was acalusl the orders of tbe I Ulcers It was Impossible re ttmlu Ibm Tbey still bold the spUr dtclarlug tbat I It la I Impossible for a Turklsb soldier to retreat UUEti WAK COUNCIL ATHENS April 23 t a mTba ministers hold a prolonged oouterence i at tbe war office yesterday and then went to the royal palate for a council at wblob King George presided Ills I said Ibat very Important decisions I were taken Ibe eastern squadron bas bombarded bombard-ed Kilerlna and destroyed the customhouse custom-house and other public building I The western squadron bas bombarded bombard-ed Motion north of Provost mud captured a 1urkuu steamer TDUKISIl FLEET USELESS i LONDON April22 The Standard t Constantinople corrpodnl describes the Turkish n1 and Characterize lit appearance as ridiculous lie says Hut sixInch nuns are Ibo heaviest carried Tae explains of all the war 1J11 I Mlto1101 vtaielaln 1 the UjrJunellw InouJIn the torpejo boaifsvnt a rouudrol lnfl to Heto Pasha declarllic the 11el unlit for sea Tile vessels have tueri furo Lee ordered u rtlurn but singly au M not lu t attract I ubllo attention OrJera have lien nvou to ruobllizi tbe reJIfliuT lhalourtu army curpi nod tweuly biltullnliB of tell IUI I ol I tie second army corp It Is reputiej that the plan ol campaign approved by the sultan tj take ttlecl I alter the capture of Lori I ago la I loalvlde ihearmy Into two Corpus one of which la lo march by way 01 Volo and the oilier by n westerly rMile and The two to uulle at A beer which Is I lo Le occupied and beld Until heavy Indemnity Is Paid A dlspaiob tu the Standard from Corfu lots that theUrtokuplAdrai Willie passing ala g the CJUBI I wa > fired upon by the Turkisu garrison at Muriel north of 1ruvcai and replies The Greek suilalncd MID A UKNEItAL VAil FfcA HHI ClIATaAMuuUA Ten April 22 lion James II Augol fliSiileut SlelIthlellamppilut63 I I minister to lurkey spent yesterday suit loll nljbi here Jlefore his departure this morning Mr Anjell wn seen by an AssoclateJ irciejre icintallvo and In I reiponie tu queries talleu steely on tbe Grecorurtun situation lie staled tmiballc lly that be hail no doubt ol Turkey ultimately win sling and declared thalif no oulalae interference occurred Ur ece would be totally uuullillated lie expressed the bights confidence In Ibe fig filicg qualities of tbe Turtle and said I Greece la slaking all on u decisive blow and bas glossed her existence When asked wby the powers did not attempt lo pici y Turkey Tur-key aa well us Greece lie expressed tneoplnlou that tuey were afraid of Ruiila He said It WAS Kuislaa policy lu encouraging IUlky I brlk on 0 general embroilment In whlcb lurkey wcula be annihilated aud eventually come Into Ibe czars possession lie thinks It nUbly probe bl that all ol Europe would be engaged In a general I war TYKNAVO HOI YET 1ALLEN LONDON April 22Tao war news received Irum the special correspond enis of the Landau morning papers for publloitlou tomorrow Is I meager And ooufliotliit Tile only certainly Beemslu lio Hint Tyruavj has not yet letter but Keztrou la In the hud of r the lurki Ibe Chronicle Athens correspondent Pays that Ibo Greeks have retreated m Mail According to HAS Tirrits correspondent correspond-ent at Atbenslhe remit of the fl < hllug wblcb WAD raging furlouily at Mall ti tbat Tyrnivo must fall A telegram from I rlvai at 5 oclock thla eveulmr aiya 10001 Turks are engaged ana that Crown Prince Consmnllne has arrived oil the soon of action Tile Greeks are malbtalnlng their pool lion lionAU All the dltpitches from Athens admit ad-mit that the situation Is I extremely grave Fighting apceara to bo Bilng on along the whole frontier line It li rumored there tbat the king will start for Liirlsta on Monday next The western division of the Greek fleet has culled from Luc for the coast of Uplrua with the design I of fermenting a revolution among the Albanians It la I said that Hole Pasha will resign the command of the Turkish fleet II U Is ordered lo leave the Du uinelles lie la laid lo have designated tho vessels 1 as quite unfit for active operations The Athens oorrejpjndeut of the I Chronicle will nay tomorrow I learn on good authority that the powers are already aaiurnlng Hut Turkey will be vlctorluiJaciU ore illscuiBlnc ways and means settling mtttera after she war la I ended One dictatorial power proposed pro-posed that the Greek dominions shall be curtailed I Ibo said power retaining one district use bond lor the paymout of the Greek debt to It Western Passenger Association CUIOAQO April 221b general piitBtnier ageulaof tile Western roads at stilly meeting here tcday adopted Ibo new agreement reorganizing their association II will become effective April 23tb All tile roads were not represented at tojuja meetlni suit tomiof those repreieated voted subject to the approval of the managements This fact however will not Interfere with the eSeottvuoeeg ct the agreement agree-ment on lull date mentioned The roads which vottd for U today note eerveilly will put It Into operalUn at the appointed time whether tbe others Join them or mil This wed clearly slated lu todays proceeding They will take their chances on the others coming lu later aud ut all events will give the agreement a trill before tryIng try-Ing lo conduct their business ton t-on organization 01 some kind Ir tile protection of joint luteresls Santa changes wore made In the agreement before Ito adoption The only imo of any particular clinics woo In Itieattlcle which made It Incuin bent 01 the chairman to cooperate with Intemale and tale oimmlc lions In eniorclun all Iowa appertaining appertain-ing to the malntenonoH of rites This at Icle was greatly moillueiJ AT It now stai di It 1 Is Blraply made the duty ot the chairman to Use tile beat oc dcavora to have Inlersta e and ilnte i lawo observed by the members Au other iinpjrlant I resolution I was one i providing for the payment of excel I live commissions of ail kldda on May let The meeting la I now engage I In the I consideration of Cbrlttlau Endeavor And other special rotes but final actlo on them was not tnkeu by the meeting today It 10 l proposed to make oneway rates of 23 In each direction for the I Cbrlitla liudeivoroinvenllou In San Frunolico next July Jot Cln MAN FIIANCUOU April 22The Japanese bavi K been turned away Irvin Hawaii trying ti Lain an en Iruuoe Into the Untied Stolen Fifty Japaneie laborers arrived from Brlllsb Columbia U work In I California orcharJB Tire Immigration commla shiner 10 Investigating the report thai Japanese are coming hither under Contract Wdrn In Hansom NEWTON KauAprll A terrific Wludslurm aocimpiulsd by heavy ball anti iota swept over Harvey ccuuly lit 1U ocljck loulghl coming from the ajuihwesl Two farmhouse wr demolished a few miles west of Newton Mr and Mrs Welnr Ibe occupants of one of Ibo houses were seriuuily burt and have just bon brought to Newton The surgeons state that Mr Wei in will die J Practically every pane of glass 1 In the south old ol buildings tu Newton was shattered by the ball and a railway rail-way train just arrived here lOll with ul a pane ut glass In the windows on tho eoulb side of the can 011 lurUlitliii Uoes to nroe OAKLAMU Cal April 22 Superior Super-ior Judge Ogden today denied I an application for a warrant for tile arrest for perury of Carl You Arnold allai Count Von Turklietm who recently married Johannlno Young The alleged count la now at Halifax eu route for Europe MosirEAL April 22Baron Ton Turkbelm felt Ihe city with his party and baa gone lo Halifax The maid who was with the putty here turns out to be Mrs Richardson woo kept restaurant In San Francisco this woman claims to be In possession of Important secrets regarding Mrs Nettle Net-tle Craven the Fair estate claimant Jru nil > Wallis 10 HeaTIi War WAbitlNaTov April 22 GenMiles ban applied for permission to go to Greece lo observe tbo war between that country and Turkey from a mill story point of view Secretary Alser bBl brought matter to the often lion of the President Should the order tn made by the rroaluent It will be the first lime in our history thai the Unites Jbl I commanding tholormy LiRo io actual gone abroad during war aa a military attache 111 la true that Gen Sheridan accompanied the Uermau army as an altacne In the war with Flat Cal but he was not at tbo limo of such high rank as la I Oon Miles |
