The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11


 graphing Tuesday night. says: T am unable at this moment to send you more than a few words. Fresh and more rigid measures have been adopted in the censorship of telegrams. The forced silence is most ominous. Any official acts of the restoration of order must be received with all reserve The rebels are besieging Milan.
 The Rome correspondent or the Times says: Tt is believed that matters are steadily growing worse. The GoVern- ment is clearly unequal to the difficult ties of the situation and great anxiety prevails in political circles.
 The Rome correspondent Of the Daliy News, in the course of dispatch, large portion of which was evidently suppressed by the censor, says:
 "The problem is much wider ana more deeply rooted than the question whether the Cabinet is to remain or fall, or whether this or that party IS blamable. The responsibility must pc laid on the system which for a quarter of a century has ground down the coun- try. The outbreak is an attack upon the unity of Italy.
 1.-TWO Cabinet councils were nelo to- day. and Ministers were unanimous III the resolution to stick to their posts and continue the policy of repression at all costs Perfect calm prevails here, but the patrols of troops continue, ana all gunsnith and cutler shops are clos- ed by special order"
 The Daily News publishes a dlspatcn from a point beyond the Italian frontier confirming the censorized telegram from it's Milan correspondent, as to the fighting at Milan According to this communication between 100 and 2oo were killed on Saturday, more on sun day and still more yesterday (Mon- day). Hundreds are wounded and dy- ing. the new bullet used by the troops having the effect of explosive balls. l. ROME. May 1O.-The Italian Cabinet has decided to recommend to King Humbert that Parliament be pro- rogued. The police are reported to have seized correspondence, showing that the recent riots in different parts of Italy were the result of plan or revolution, but it appears that the movement broke out prematureiy Mar tial law has been proclaimed 1n the Province of Naples.
 The rioting at Naples yesterday was widespread. It was started by pig bands of students armed with sticks and revolvers, who operated in various quarters. They were soon joined by others. and stone-throWing became general. The police frequently charged and dispersed the rioters, who. how ever. reformed and overturned horse cars. with which they attempted to Iac iyoc cQUora1 streets. The rioters made several attacks upon the soldiers, using stones and revoivers' and the troops fired, killing or wound ing a number of the rioters. Disturp- ances are also reported from various points in the Province of Naples
 A state of siege has been proclaimed in the Province of Florence and at Livorno, Pisa, Sinea, Massea and Grosseto, and also in the town Of Spez- zia, the naval port of Spezzia being eX- cepted from the decree.
 At Messina a crowd of women and children proceeded to the town hall de- manding food They were dispersed by the police and the crowd then began breaking street lamps and tried to sack a provision store. The proprietor shot one of the rioters with a gun, which in- creased the disturbance. Troops are now occupying the town.
 The Premier, the Marquis al Rudini, has sent circular to the authorities of Milan, Naples and other affected dis tricts and to the commander of the army corps, declaring that though the agitation may be spreading, 1t Is less intense, pointing out that the tranquility of Piedmont, Sicily and Sardinia is a factor of the highest importance in "discouraging the agitators of disorders and encouraging those who are wishing to maintain the integrity of the father land"
 Continuing the Premier urges the off, cials not to harbor exaggerated fears and to avoid constant demands for troops, as if the whole army were used, it would put the country in state of war. The Premier added:
 "The senseless agitations show the existence of unreasoning, aimless masses, yet the constitution is not en- dangered and will emerge triumphant through the grievous trials in the midst of which the fatherland is now pass ing"
 Tn conclusion the Premier says all CIVIL anu iIllltdlN cti Just employing inflexible rigor in promptly repressing disorder
 LUCIANO, Switzerland, May 10-The Italian Socialist Deputy Rondani has arrived here from Belinzona. He de- clares the Italian revolutionists desire to found federal republic like the Swiss republic.
 The riotous demonstration at Luino began on Sunday. The mob leaders demanded reduction in the price of bread, which the local authorities con- ceded. To-day the rioters attacked the carbineers in their barracks and also attacked the prison. The police fired on the mob. killing several persons and wounding number of others.
 The workmen of Creva, near Luna, numbering several thousand, struck work to-day and a fight occurred with the customs officers. The Duke and Duchess of Saxe- Meiningen were driving to-day through Luino when they found themselves between the rioters and the customs officers as the latter fired ~---