The Greek Difficulty
|"BBOTEB9 TELEG'KAMS.] Athens. May 8. In the absence of the Ministers the charges a" affaire of England, German^ 1 * Austria, Italy, and /Turkey have del Jivered a joint note from .their respective Governments, declaring tne|blockafl^ of the Greek ports., Thj^/oombiitetl flsets are now rendezvoused at Sada Bay, awaitingorders before proce 'further. The official^our^lpu^smi an article to-day, disclaiming, all hostile intention on the -part of Greeoepinaft stating the movement. of ti^p^J^|jte northern frontier was merolY^npw* cautionary measure : a^inßf#|uaden attack. ! " * Londox, May IS. The Powers demand fr6m ; th^Gre^k Government a precise assurance that[ they will at once cause the disarmament of their forces. • , p /;; Beoeived May 11, 1 a.m. ■ ••»'■•• , . AtbbSs, May 10.-'* M. Delyannis had an interview miH J £in£ Georjje. The Premier tendered^ his Majesty the resignation 'ol fiimM|' and uulloagues, whicK the King a©*; v ceptml. ....-.;. .... s - fV ...;,... S ' ifJ> Tli« eomT>ined fleet; which recently; r©nd»>zv<)iia«)d at Suda Bay, haa-saileq? for trreek waters. ; ' '.■,•. ~
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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 142, 11 May 1886, Page 2
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156The Greek Difficulty Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 142, 11 May 1886, Page 2
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