New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07
ITALY FILLED WITH RAGE.
.,ors AND HOSTILE DEMONSTRATIONS
IN MANY PLACES.
,s AND POLICEMEN WOUNDED BY RIOTERS
- poME-sTuDENTs ATTEMPT TO PREVENT
THE DEPARTURE OF TROOPS - THE
NEW COMMANDER AT AsMARA-
ITALIAN GENERALS KILLED
AND WOUNDED IN

ITALIAN GENERALS KILLED
AND WOUNDED IN
ABYssINIA
po,e March 6-There was renewal tonight
-, the riotous demonstrations here against the
covernment The mob smashed the windows Of
.overal buildings and stoned the police. During
the melee revovers were fired. and thirteen SOL
s;ors and policemen and two rioters were
wounded.
Al Payia mob tore up the railway. prevent
ING the departure of trains. They also cut a
number Of telegraph wires. The rioters then pro-
coded to the Prefecture of Police and smashed
All the windows in the building. The police fired
into the mob. and 1t is reported that many were
wounded.
The greatest excitement prevails everywhere
and reports OF disorders come in from all direc-
tions. Excited Radical. Socialist and Republ-
can Socialist members of the Chamber Of Depu-
ties were seen In Rome this evening amid crowds
of people crying. Long live Menelek! Long
live Anarchy"
The Socialist deputies have issued manifesto
urging the people to insist upon the Governments
recalling the troops from Abyssinia. and grant
Tag amnesty to those persons imprisoned LOT
taking part In the recent Socialist riots in sicily
A group OF members Of the Right have given
notice Of their intention TO move In the Chamoer
Of Deputies a resolution demanding the compete
abandonment Of the Italian colony Of Erythrea'
In Abyssina.
AT Pisa Yesterday the students believing that
several battalions of artillery which were ieaV-
ting the place were to start for AFRICA, marcheo
In a body to the railway station. shouting Down
with Crspir' Give us back our soldiers! On
their way they burned copies OF the 'Ir'ouha
and "Nazione" Government organs
cpaJf IN he a
uon last evening and smashed the windows OF
tba, building which they took possession OF IN
order IN preyent the departure OF troops which 1t
bod heen reported were about 10 start for Africa
Tho renort turned out 10 be unfounded. but that
did not have the effect Of auieting the mob. who
continued 10 occupy the station. Inc troops
Nnallv made an assault upon the building ana
drove the students out. After the station had
hsen cleared the disturbances were renewed IN
the streets and kept up until o'clock In the
morning In the many scuf1es which occurred
several soldiers policemen and civilians were IN
iured A large number OF arrests were made.
The Project OF Milan this morning issued proc
lamation forbidding the people TO gamer IN
crowds or TO march In procession
A mob gathered in Parma last evening wnicn
the police tried to dispense The MOP attackeo
the police with stones whereupon the Po.ce
fired q volley over the heads OF the crowd. Inc
mob. believing that the police were hring upon
Them scattered in every directioh i" sie"'
haste. .. ..o Cow
The popular demonstration against the Uos
eminent which il was proposed TO hoio to-his..
q, the Capitol turned out to be complete
Agile Only a small number OF people satheieu
in the Piazza Colonna, the place nxeo Ior .ne
assembly Later they marched TO the Sapitoi;
but the police were present in FORCE anu WIZ i
NOT allow them to enter. A number OF haocal
Deputies harangued the crowd eileisine lit
of disa approval against the Government PoiiTs
hu, before any overt act was committed me
nolice interviewed, broke up the gathering anu
dispersed the crowd. ,.a oor,-
General Baldissera. the newly appointed cVil
mander Of the Italian forces in Aoyssih'a' mas
arrived at Asmara- 1855 So, s,.,a,ch.s
,,in. The details of the recent battle between
he italians and the Aoyssinians. ne
.'Trbuna' says that. contrary TO the nrst repo,.S
tho unanimous testimony OF the omcers anu
ascaris or native troops, Is that the NaHane
foneht boldly throughout. They opeyeo orueis
,mnlicitly whenever they were wen ieo. ,.
TIE Italia Militare' saws 1t is positlVeiy KNOWN
.,at General Dabormida is dead. General Al
bertone fell wounded. General Ar'iho"u mas A'
been heard OF.
ITALIAN REINFORCEMENTS IN PERIL
,s rrApED THAT THE ABYssINIANs OR DER
WISHES MAY INTERCEPT THEM
landau March s-"The Times" tomorrow VIII
,hu.h a dispatch from Cairo saying that the
Ihv.s,nians or Dervshes have cut the telegraph
urs b.tveen Kassala and Massowah. II Is feared
,ha, the former place has been isolated by inc
xHvssnians or Dervishes occupying the country pc
+wsen the two towns The dispatch adds that ZVo
Italians have left Asmara 10 reinforce tne Troops
al Kassala The latter place is Ten Gays HdIe"
from Asmara. and II is feareo that the re"ioiee
ments may be intercepted