The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-07
RIOTTNG STILL RACES.
Italy Is Yet In a State Of
Great Excitement.
sEvERALvERY SERIOUS CONFLICTS

me Most texere Was IS Milan, where
NumteF of Soldiers aad Poiic men
Were injured aud scores ~ Rioters
woundsd-FrsParaaloas Made TO ssad
soidiss to Africa
RoME. March 0.-Rioling continued
last night in nearly every large city
IN italy, although n rAinStorm cleared
the. streets Of the capital.
At Milan q large mob marched
through the principal streets. smashed
windows right and left, yelling execra.
tons on Cr.spi and his ministers and
calling for trial and prompt execution
OF General BAratierL Rioters went 10
the railroad station with the intention
OF preventing the departure Of the army
reserve. An attempt was made 10 break
into the depot and a number Of sharp
encounters between rioters and soldiers
and police followed. Tho soldiers and
earabineri were peltOd with stones aad
bayonets aud swords were used 70 drive
back tho crowds, A number OF soldiers
and policemen were injured aud scores
OF rioters were wounded.
There IL today a marked improve.
msnt In the demeAnor OF the populace
here. Business IL proceeding a. usual.
aud tho only evidence OF the recent dis.
turbances are strong additional guards
Of soldiers on duty about the palace and
public buildings.
There was serious rioting at Parma
last night. Municipal buildings were
besieged by mobs. windows were
smashed. a number Of lively fights be-.
tween the police and the po2ulAce. and
troops were compelled 10 fire a volley
over the heads Of tho rioters who were
scattered in all directions.
There were a number OF meetings here
last night in the different branches OF
opposition parties A group OF mem.
bers Of the Right party passed a resolu.
ton demanding the complete abandon.
ment OF Erythea, as lie retention would
only involve q waste Of money and
men.
Marquis di Rudini isnow looked upon
as likely 70 yield TO the representations
Of his friends and consent to undertake
the formation Of new cabinet with
General Riootti as minister Of war. The
latter has held that portfolio three times
and is credited with having greatly In.
creased the efficiency Of the Italian
army.
The Popo!o Romano says anxiety is
felt for the safety Of the Italian garri.
son OF AdigrAt aud another great disas.
ter Is feared. Troops there have only
three days supply Of provisions and are
surrounded by shoan's army. Unles,
promptly relieved AdigrAt must fall.
The work Of dispatching reinforce.
ments TO MassowAh il being pushed
with yigor. On board chartered trans.
ports gangs Of men relieve each other
and the fitting out Of the vessels con,
tinue day and night. The army reserve
men, just called 10 colors, will relieve
the regiments now doing garrison duty
and soldiers thus rendered available fol
active servi q will be shipped TO Africa
Among the military men there IL 9
strong sentiment in favor Of pushing
the campaign In Africa to the utmost
even II Il necessary 10 call out all the
army reserves and send $1,000 addi,
tional troops 20 AbyssiniA. but the sober
minded representatives Of the business
community advocate . policy Of peace
even IL IL is necessary for ltaly's prid,
20 suffer in order 20 obtain these ends
The masses. as rule, are opposed K
any further sacrifice Of the lives Of
Italian soldiers, and they are In sym
patty with those who favor n complet,
change in the colonial policy Of Italy.
Ia tho meanwhile the financial situa
ton IL alarming and all those who con
template IL. and this. It is hoped, MAJ
have the efieo, Of bringing about III,
adoption OF policy Of Cancellation and
economy.