New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-06

iift them above the levei OF the mobs, pass'o"
ately harangued them pointing out tha' all inc
evil that has befallen Italy came from the mar
administration OF the present CABINET Inc
Prime Minister and his supporters were Vio'e"'''
a<sa,,ed and the crowds were worked up into
a condition bordering upon frenzy Al 'hiS po,''
the police In force interviewed and broke 'Ie
meetings up, not, however. without great uiii'
Guilty. ,soroa ~
Later crowd marched t. the residence %
Signor Crispi and made a demonstratloh pe in
It, Every opprobrious term IN the Lana, ". .os
Quage was hurled at him. but no Afternoon wa
paid to the crowd by those In the mouse. in.m
the mob marched 10 the offices or the hewspapu,.s
that s,lpport the Government and snatteieu Wv
windows with stones bricks and clubs In oriN
ing the rioters away several policemen were
quite severely injured. 49,. .har.
4 Milan dispatch tonight states that theIe
has hAen another collision there between u,e
police and citizens. The police useo 'he' '"'N
and wounded nine persons. ...
Further advces were received this AFTERNOON
from the Italian headquarters In Apysslnia
These show that large bodies or troops VIM
were supposed to have persisted in the rout Oh t.e
italian forces last sYnda aS are dE S not follow in
pursuit of the retreating Italians The troops az
tribute their stampede TO the fact tnat the AS
karis NATIVE troops), under General AriIhohu,
tmrned in tho face of the enemy and rushed BACK
upon their supports. The Abyssinians Followed
them IN such hot haste that they became nope,
lessly mingled with the italans SO 'aa. ahie 70
became packed In a def,e. neither peine aple "
denIoy The consequence was that there was a
general panic among the italian troops
Nazz,nr. prophecy that Crispi would be the last
Minister of tho Italian monarchy. does not seem 10
he vet fulfilled since King Humbert is busy trying
70 form a new Cabinet. Still. there Is no oouo'
that the propaganda In favor of republican ioi,"
~ government which has been lately so active IN
1,alv under the direction OF Surbrian. Costa, CLIP
r,ani Coloianni and other Deputies. has assumed
new v,gor from the public Indignation al the a"iu
results Of the colonial policy OF the "oVerhi"e"
The Indignation is increased by the knowleuse '"''
this policy compelled the Cabinet to MAINTAIN i'a''
IN the role of an humble servant or tender 10 the
Triple Alliance that is to Germany ana austria
vhi,e deenenirg the ditch which separated 'he
Peninsula from France. her natural ally. Inc news
papers devoted to Crspi have never ceaseu' a'o''e
other attacks. 10 assert that the Apyss'ii"''s
armed with muskets and artillery furnisheu '"e"
nv France and Russia. This accusation would iai'
before the friendly sentiments which, acco'u"e ~
the cable dispatches, are expressed os inc ~. -.
nress toward Italy In her hour Of sorrow 'u' '''e
charges should nc. have been kept up ai'er ''e
declarations recently published In the Italian papers
BY some Of their correspondents In Apyssii'la
II was said repeatedly that the troops OF Me"
possessed Hotchk.ss guns and mitraiieuses' anu a.
muskets of the latest pattern Ih's Is . ~.
according 10 Orcste Corsi an Italian jouiia,H''
these were furnished to the Abyssiniahs os i ,
traders. Some countrymen OF ours. nv -
from Africa have provided Mene'eK wiz" go
and ammunition in considerable quantities lhey
wanted these renegades to make of him iriema
and protector in view of ultimate commerce.,
and when war rv d noi hesitate for
infamous greed OF gain TO- i9rn az breaK open the
Breasts Of our Srothers lighting in Africa These
eoo guns were purchased h IN in Italy and who
were treating with Makonnen. the representative
q The arms sSsea PqP' ra ZIP
and they were sent via Obock to Abyssinia am.
to b, sOssS aa sG Of the FnSh
that no baVs Dsen aksn the
AGAINST the French military authorities and consd
eTaSy ne tp sar friendly rapprochement between
the Kingdom OF King Humbert and the republic OF
France.
MF,NEIEK COvETS THE RED CROSS.
APPLIES FOR THE ADMISSION OF ABYssINIA INTO
THE SOCIETY.
p.-ra March liking Meneek has applied for
Abvssnia's admission into the Red Cross Society
CRIspI MAY BE CALLED IF OTHERS FAIL
THE OLD CABINET MAY BE RECONSTRUCTED
THE GARRISON OF MAssowAH
GOES TO THE FRONT
1ondon March "a dispatch from Rome to The
Pail Mall Gazette says that II other Italian states
men fail in their efforts to form Cabinet hins
Humbert may ask Ssnor Crispi TO reconstruct the
present or form a Ministry.
The Italian Red Sea Squadron, the d.spatch SAYS
is now defending the Massowah coast line. ana
the Massowah garrison has gone 10 the 'front.'
THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE THREATENED.
FRANCE WOULD RECEIVE ITALY WITH OPEN
APMs-GERMANs SAY THE DREIBJNp
MAY NOT BE SEVERED
Paris March 5-The Figaro says that the fate
of the Triple Alliance will be decided at the hrst
sitting OF the Italian Parliament Whatever the
issue may be-" the paper adds. ut need not trouble
France We need only TO look on.
The "Matn'' says: France will be glad to see
Italy turn toward her She VIII be received with
omen arms"