ATTITUDE OF THE POWERS.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 93, 5 May 1903, Page 2

ATTITUDE OF THE PO WERS.

THE OUTBAGES AT SALONICA, i (Eeceived May 5, 9 a.m.) | m LONDON, Yesterday. | It is semi-officially reported from" Vir enna that the Powers will not restrain the Porte in any efforts to suppress the . revolutionary bands. The presence of the squadrons a* Salonika is a warning to Bulgarians, that; outrages will not be tolerated. Russia is preparing a scheme for the> -pacification of! Macedonia under, the? _ superintendence of European commfissioners. Sanguinary encounters are of dally oc> eurrence betweeu Turkiah troops and the Macedonian bands. ' ' Advices have been received that the ', pursuit of the, Salonica. Bulgarians is ;> . being continued. Thirty, on refusirig|ta surrender, were shot dead. i : " Many of the bomb-throwers at mfojMJa. were disguised as ■ .women audymbnl^'l^/: The " Times " corresT^hdentv.aeard! <sn Tuesday that the TuriMh mtfiOri-r .ties were aware of the plat to dy-rii..:" namite the Ottoman Baal: ' .- -^Jj^ai^-fM^. lonioa, and were either ' negl^en^ <^P^ '" deliberately inactive,, .'* The * Tunes** declares that th©;^ Torkish ina^tiou was : . deliberately: calculated and wai at least - equally wiekedV but more inteffigent. than • the action, of rthe >"' revolutionary " Coin-' -V '.!.;.' mitfeee^ Turkey, and not MacedomX *'■ " (was the real ;;g^er:..;,byV\yedDesdajfe. \. ! crime, ■--. ■.--: ■'_': '. \