Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-03-12
FOREIGN FUSES.
King Humbert Wants to Make
Peace with the AbyssinianA


Ahg dumoert wants TO Make
Peace with the Abyssinians
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ROME, March THE excitement In
this city broke out sfresh yesterday a.
teraoon when 1t became known that
the workmen and other societies had
been quietly at work organising .
great demonstration for the night
with the idea OF proceeding 10 the
capitol in the evening and appealing
Tor prompt recall Of the Italian
troops from Africa However, the pro.
1ected demonstration at the capitol
proved 10 he Insignificant
Dispatches from Massowah 10 the
Italian papers show that the Italians
fought bravely at Adows and obeyed
orders wherever they were we'll led
But they were badly organized, and
there was no discreet control over the
distribution Of forces The men Lost
neart when they saw their officers fall.
Gen. Arimondi and Col. Gallisno, with
300 white soldiers, are now reported to
be- prisoners in the hands Of the
Shoans. According to the Italia Mill.
taire the Italian losses amounted to
$500 of whom 8.OC0 balon0ea IN Gan
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mug ilutnoert mas oroered bIgn0r
Franz0t TO undertake special mission
to the Abvssinian Nevus Menelik
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cuhc'uue an hohoraoie peace Win the
A0yssiniaDs and abandon the country,
The report that Premier Crisni has
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uen. barateri OF the charge OF disloy-
atty and show that the retreat TO Ad.
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account OF the reported movement OF
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prints an authentic statement OF the
policy OF Spain az TO Cuba from Prime
Ministcr Canovas Il statss.
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In. mazda ali tho nmends noss,hla ,os IN ,.sr-
Ifestatlon nlrsadv made ~ ths ,rdiSns,,or
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ascIted among tbs ever ,ovaI neou,s -, Sns,n
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In Iced cannot define how fsr Il Ia nossihis
for the government Of Spain to permit smlcable
and careful mediation Of foreign power how
s1ss m'I"r"oe a.s asuseres.sa may co.
cused Of submittInr to outside inter,sr ,
pressure and dictaton In the midst Of Q
ciy'l war The United States Is great
p pome,' anu un.li ~ recognises me
Of the insurrectiouists in cubs I. IL
friendly to Spain. After the recognition Of
the belliserents In Cuba BY the United States.
wua,a 20 ,nposs'o.e ,os sae sosernmen. o.
Cleveland or to hermit INV iu,srvsntion , ~hss'
ever. Nevertheless, I hope some means will
be found by the president to avoid alternating
snu ise Su reas'ons w,'n .ne United States
prizes hirlry lam fullv alive IN ths s,sn I
canoe and the possible consequences Of the
vote Of the United States congress to the rebels
~ 9Sr wei ~ 70 spain ~ ne: relations with me
with lhe rivht n, SEARCH an ,hs hi.s sass "uS
IN the matter Of priyateers and sl,bustsrinS
expeditions.
There were renewed demonstrations
Of hostility to the United States yes
terday at Valencia, Alicante and Do
lores. The news from the United
States Of the insults offered to the
Spanish flag by the students Of Prince
ton university have produced the
greatest indignation In Madrid.
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