The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-09
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a
ed barricades. When they were dis
lodged by the troops, they mounted to the
roofs and rained tiles and chimneys down
upon the soldiers.
The gates Of the town were held by
troops in the evening and throughout
the night, so that wOrkmen employed
outside were unable to return to their
homes. In this way the rising was de-
prived of additional help from without
During the night the city was III com
plete darkness and funeral silence. Ar
tillery, cavalry and infantry bivoucacked
on the Piazza del Duoma, where rem
forcements were constantly arriving.
Late news this evening from Milan,
saws that the SecolO has been seized, ana
its editor arrested. The Postal Tele-
graph offices have been closed and all
dispatches Of mails stopped. The public
buildings are guarded and artillery has
been placed in position on the Piazza del
Duomo. Many fugitives from Milan
have crossed the frontier into the Can
ton of Ticino and FOntana, among them
heing the editor of the Italia del POpolo,
the incriminated Republican paper, who
cluded the police Eight thousand troops
are quartered in the city.
A PROCLAMATION.
Milan, May S.-A proclamation has
been issued calling upon the people to
remain tranquil and reinfOrcements OF
troops continue to arrive here. They
will guard the outskirts of the city.
At Monza, nine miles from here, there
was a demonstration yesterday against
calling out the reserves, the troops
charged three times. Three people were
killed and sixteen wounded.
The Queen and Queen regent of Hol-
land, who were expected here, have been
advised by the government not to pro-
cced to Milan.
RESERVES UNDER ARMS.
Rome. May Sill p. m.-Anotner por-
ton of the 1873 reserves and a portion
of the reserves of 1874 have been or
dered to be under arms by Tuesday. AT
this hour the city is quiet.
The Governments dispatches received
up to O'clock. say that tranquility pre-
walls throughout the kingdom. AT Milan
the rioters at the Porta Ticinez have
been completely suppressed; reinforce
ments continue to reach the city an9
many arrests have been made, hut Gen
eral Taga has ordered all the factories
to reopen tomorrow.
Other dispatches from Milan report,
on the contrary, the erection of fresh
barbados by riOtOus mObs in the Wa
Bertani, at the Porta TicineZ and the
Porta Garibaldi According to these
accounts the troops are compelled to use
arms to dispense the rioters, and lieu
tenant and several soldiers were
wounded.
Generally speaking, the agitation con
Times. but it is less intense. The au-
thorities have ordered all Socialists and
Republican clubs to dissolve. There IS
rumor current that the rioters have
driven back n train under the impress
sion that it was conveying soldiers.
Lieutenant General Bavia Beccaris,
commanding the Third Army Corps
MILAN, telcgraphed the Marquis di
Rudini, the Premier, this evening:
"Ihe revolt in Milan has been sup
pressed and all resistance is now end
ed"
WITH CANNON AND MUSKETRH.
London, May 9.-The Rome CORE
spondent of The Daily News says:
Lieutenant General Baya-Beccaris
wired from Milan at o'clock this eve
ing Sunday: after new and serious at
tempts the rebellion has been quelled by
fusilades and cannonades, and perfect
calm has been restored | have ordered
the shons and manufactures to be open
ed tomorrow
"Later he telegraphed: Unfortunately
fresh attempts ut rebellion have been
made, and the cannon are still roaring
hut II will soon he over -
Court martial will be constituted at
Milan tomorrow Monday to judge the
rioters arrested. 1 learn that the rioters
of yesterday thrice unsuccessfully at
tackled the general telegraph office at
Milan with n view of cutting off the
city, when all other eXpedients failed.
General Bava-B eccaris used cannon to
destroy the barbados. and a number
were killed on Saturday, about hun
drcd.
''Thc Government has established the
severest censorship in revising and stop
ping all dispatches containing what il
considers dangerous matter. / learn,
however that the rioters at Milan sue
ceeded today Sunday in occupying the
central station and delaying the depart
IRE of several trains General Bavl-
Beccaris now has supreme power. No
praise could be too high for the discp-
line, endurance and patience of the sol
diers under the most trying conditions.
Not one moved a finger until the COM
mand was given. although most all were
injured by flying missiles some bleeding
badly.
"Soon the fight from Corso Venezia
spread all over the centre of the town
to the Piazza del DuOmo. The Via Ter
rino. the Via Carlo Alberto and the Via
Ordtici were centers of riot.
One seemed to have returned to the
famous five days of 1S4S with the rat
tie Of cavalry, the incessant cracking of
rifles, the discordent cries and words Of
command and the bugle signals. Full
particulars are not known, as they are
not allowed to pass. but SURPRISING was
the quickness with which the barricadcs
were formed in popul0us quarters. esne-
ciallv on BRIDGES over the canals. Carts.
carriages and street cars were over