Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-07
ABYSSINlAN CAMPAIGN,
Hudini Refuses e. carry out the Ne
cision-Biniruiti-s In forminE
"a cabinet.


to the Herald from Rome says.
The King has decided that the war
shall be- continued. This policy
however, the Marquis d HuiInl hiss
refused to carry out, and great difficult
ties are being experienced In the forms
ton " new cabinet. some days viii
ulatsc before 10 ~ c0nalituted.
Dsr aiche- from the seat Of war state
tLut Adigfat n now completely In.
vested. Mutlnles have ALTO broken
out 10 the amy In Aificn, especially
among tue troops IN Asmifls agd Mas
soUah. The feeling against bignOr
Crlspi IL very strong.
TIE African explorer FTauzJi, who
hal another interview with King
Humbott, declares tnAt General Bata-
tItri ought To have been recalled after
the disattsr al Amba Ahgahi.
IN tcandAlous iRct," he said, "ls
that Count Autonolii carried on slave
dealings In ErlhTea, and ruined Ital'
ian prestige IN the eyua OF the natives.
our soldiers are brave but are badly
led, insuiii clenily fed ana have lost all
confidence. II our geuorals again take
the offensive, another disaster II inc
viihble. / 10 not think Nugus will
take the offensive. II would be- mad
nuss on his URTt TO enter the triangle
formed by KtTon, Astara anu Masso.
wAh. Menelih, know, only dositrH
pesoe."
Grave revelations arc expected at
| the trial OF General Berateri. SlRnOr
| CfIspi has made the most serious
charges coucef ing him before tbs
kiug. SignOr Ffanzli says that the
| premier IL set agaiuit Batstlsti, that he
viii bc capable Vt having him rhut ana
| ne (ErauEl) advised Signor Crlspl 70
/ have MIN SHOT Ia front Of his troops.
SOLUTION oF ITALY's PROBLEM.
NAV YORK, March IA special 10
] the Herald from ~. Petersburg sayt:
] Tbs following solution Of ltaly'a post.
J ton was given here by parsonage
I who has the warmcst interest In that
cUunttyg al have no hesitation In say.
inp.D he remarked, "that tue whole
world would approve, nj the present
moment, u KinE Humbert were bold.
ly 10 state that his ministers hal made
a mistake, into which he himself was
drawn, a d that ho has now decided,
IN the interests Of The country, 10 evac-
uate Abysslnla,
"The retirement OF Siguor Crispi,
whose eighty yenrs, taken with these
Abyssiuian disasters ami the recent
loss " his grandson, entltle him to the
utmost sympAlhy aud has given an
oasy opening for such "a solution which
Is tue unIy Practicable one visible.
"Euglan1 and France, Ia fact every
country, has suffered disaster anu has
accepted II with courage. ltaly must
DO the same"
The NOvoye Vremya draws attention
10 this report that the Marquis ID Nu.
uini viii probably now assume tht
= power aud that he IN known 10 be- op.
posed to policy oi adventure. Gsu,
BaIIIsseTa also IN VI the opinion, winch
here u strongly expressed, that ltal y
must conclude tue war Ia spite OF Ihs
I;lug's desifr.
TIM PROsrrCr BRIGHTER.
RuME, March THE African crlsll
assumed sOmuWuHt Of brighter ~,
meet this morning ~ result Of the To-
/ CENT at she war office OF "a Dispatch
from GsuetRl Btldissefa, COMMANDED
. OF the Italian forces, announcing tina
! the situation was not 20 desperate al
= generally ma glazed. lie says that h'
! hGs n, 900 troops at his disposal, with
out counting Tho gafrisOna Of forts ant
relnfoTcumguts amounting To 1900
men, now on their way 70 MastOwAh
But the general urgently requests tn,
= Immediate dispatch OF ammunitlOI
< and supplles, particularly artillery, o
! which no stands particularly In need
q as about seventy five pieces nre believe,
3 TO have been captured by the Shoan'