The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-03-19
PEACE In EUROPE
pECgLJAR RESULT OF THE WAR In
ABYSSlNIA.
c-ruany and Austria Will stick to
Italy, and Ii Is Said That Great
britain VIII Formally Recognize
The Dreibund-NesOtiatiOns Are
Begun Between Italy and Abys-
sInia for Peace.

Rome. March 1J.-Out OF the terrible
storm of popular anger which swept
aver Italy when The news of the dc
feat Of the army under Gen. Bardtieri
reached here, little remains but Il feel
Iug of great resentment against the
Italian commander. All rioting has
ceased. The reScrViStS who had from
the country rather than go I'D Africa
At the can of the government for the
class of 1872. are returning, and it is
not believed any steps will he taken
to punish them. Negotiations with
King MeEelIE have been opened, and it
is anticipated that peace will be cOn-
Guided before long, and the war office
has cOuntermanded the instructions
sent Ia various points for the hurrying
forward of reinforcementS U Africa.
The new cabinet Is settling down to
work and the financial situation is
brighter than anticipated. Under
these circumstances Italy breathes
freer than for some time past, and
here is IA feeling OF gratitude for those
who have aided in Berlin, during the
past few days, In bringing about this
chanCe from blank despair to great
nope in the future.
The conferences which have taken
place here recently between the Mar
iliS III Rudini, the new premier, and
the duke of SCrlnOnpta with King
HumDcrt, the constant exchange
Di Geographic messages between his
atty and the German capital, have
- COinCidrnt with the meetings in
Berlin of h Austrian minister for
foreign affairs, Count GOluchOwSki;
the German foreign minister, Baron
MarsChail Won Bieberstein; the Italian
ambassador TO Germany, Count LAMA
Iii BuSCa, and the imperial chancellor,
Prince IiOhcnlOhc. supplemented by
audiences with Emperor William.
Out OF all these exchanges of views,
it. il believed, has grown Il much
healthier state of affairs for all Eu-
rope. The German emperor is under
stood to have been somewhat, if not
entirely, weaned from his longingS for
loser relations with Russia and u pos
Sjbie alliance of the three cmpCrOrs,
aud tile attitude OF Germany toward
tr-cat Britain, it is anticipated, will
Undergo Il change for the better.
Peaceful lima
This is due to the fact, according to
report, that Great Britain, when the
situation was outlined to her from
Berlin, before the arrival there of
Count Go~luchowSki. promised loyal
support for the Italians in the cmerg-
eucy. and took steps to order an adj
vance up the Nile from Wady Haifa
toward DOngOla Of II strong column Of
British-Egyptian troops, to act as a
diversion and prevent the cOnCcntra-
ton Of the natives for a joint attack
upon the Italians. An Italian loan, it
is further stated, could have been
iiUated in London, and the half
pledged support of great Britain TO the
dreibund, Il support hitherto involving
little else than an irritating uncertain
-. is rumOred to have developed into
4 much more cordial and solid under
standing with the powers forming the
Ircibund.
To cap the peaceful climax comes
This morning that Emperor William Of
Germany. Emperor Francis Joseph Of
Austria and King Iiumbert of Italy
VIII meet in Genoa in II few days, and
tiIat a series Of brilliant fCteS will
mark this public proof Of the renewal
Of the ties which compose the drei-
bund. which is intended to demon
SLratc to all whom il may concern that
Italy. instead Of being ~friendleSs, on
the verge OF bankruptcy, and cncum-
brTcd by a lettering throne, is strong
in the earnest support OF Germany
.und Austria, ana will be backed by
treat Britain in any great emergency.