The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-14

countermnnded the Instructions sent %
VarIous points for thc'hurfying forward
OF reinforcements 10 Africa. Tbe new
cabinet Is settling down to work an4i
the financial situation is brShter mar
anticipated.
the pleasant report that EmDorpT ilt-
lam, Of Germany. Emperor B'ranelIs
Joseph OF Austria, and isiaE Hnsnbett t
Will meet at Genon IN faE days anI
that n series OF brilliant fctns VIII mnri,s
this public proof Of the renewal of the
tleg which compose the DrieDund, which,
IL Intended TO demonstrate to fli i7holn
il may concern, that itaiy. ipstcid ~
beIRg frIcndlcsa. on the OF; Of barftl /
ruptcy md encumbcrcd b. a tgttsilpl
throne, Is Gtr0Hg In the % rneRt pillE
mort Of Germany end Austria ana VIII
be backed by Greet Brit2il ~ 2tly
great emergency. That t:e lattsf
mort E true is no longer dolbtea .. y .
and IL Is added that Il Rritlsh nnytil
saundron Will be ordered tolarnqa fn
the occasion Of The meeting .of Tho eih-
Dcrurs and King Humbert, IN ofrft o
OPENLY demonstrate Great Bfltainfs $
sympathy with Italy ard thGDrelpul T.
Finally, IL ls said, that petoN the elg
pcroT's meet at Genoa, En,psror = ttisf.-
els .Jbgcph VIII Ihave Fuccsgded 70 et :
tIrely reconcliiNg queen NiutoTiA 8 III
her imperial grandson, nEtd tnii
peace OF Europe, II Is hoplh, VIII ~,
further cemented md the pAFsinlilty q
n European war will be dFlN IN tltiet
and further into the baCkerf una, i
Orders have been sent fro "a me Wejr
office to Massnwsh that tho report q
Generals Baldissera and y TaSiesi 81
the defeat OF the Italians lt ltd0wl ~ W
be supplemented by the forfafull " "
this city Of o number or imp irtaAF WIZ
nesses OF the engagement. ~ :
lrst proposed to court marital 9enettsl
Barntieri at MnssOwah, in ;taeti tfistt
plan has not been entirely itbandoneY1:
but there were so many utteranees "
dlsapproval in the press when INT plli 2 !
was outlined, that 1t 70 undeIStoon I'LL
General Ricotti has decide 70 l,fe
the unfortunate officer tried IN pupilc
and In this city.
There is a strong moveme qt, howey I.
er, among certain military nlen abu
others, to have the trial conducted tn "
cret, as II is feared that revel htiprf fnfy
be made which will not tend % ltrengI n
en- the case OF Italy before the worid ei9t
the general public demands Iinbncity "
the matter. and II is believed that tIle
war office authorities wiii have % pq~
to the popular will.
Every fresh advice from Africa oIlty
tends 10 confirm the most alarming II
ports as to the extent OF the disaster st
Adowa. and although the OIL siei nsures !,
have not yet been made public, q " i, Sgi !, ,
mitted TINT over 1900 men were liillqd
wounded or made prisoner. II y pf-
Ileved that the loss Of the Abyss mug 3
was almost as great. The Abyss slniaa :
captured almost all the Italia a arullery
ammunition and supplies. E
General Barntierl, however,, repehiA
that the diBaster. though unayoiaant
under the circumstance, wa8 not que u
any desire to strike big Olow oeipf {
the arrival from Italy OF his successor M
General Baidtssera. He Claims tnat ~
plan OF battle was carefully mappio
out between himself and hit geIs,er.sisllff X Il
that all the latter approved ana III.
Il would have succeeded had y moi ostiin !
for the fact that the native troops unafi
the Italian flag became PAM stilchs}fl
and so brought about the cqmpiete "
feat OF the Italian forces. I'll
DisInterested Judges still hold inf'
the real cause for the defeat Of the TAI
ians is to be found in the almost WI
ceasfng clamor OF certain leNs 9fiert
OF this city and other parts iof Italy ~
the alleged inRctIon OF Genral hpE1t'
tieri. These apparently u nJnst coql'
ments upon his conduct OF the carl
palgn seem 10 have goaded fhus % ptis !
forward when good genralthip wout
have avoided such step until the piait1s
for the adYhnee upon Tigre were COM
pleted. which Is not believed 70 haH'
been the case. ns over 15,0Oq reintorcAs'
ments were on their way 10 SeneIh
BaFatIerI when the news OF Ids utter de
feat was flashed from MasSpwah
Politics, II alTO appears. may haf'
entered somewhat into the sttuationi 4ol
Raratieri was a recently elected deputy
elected as a mark OF apprecl alton OF M
prpyIouskictories in Africal and he wiai
known ID have formed political afnihI.
tIons. posslbly aiming at the war port,
folio. wheh he met the great check whitt
has wiped him out OF political and mil
tary life forever. y