New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-14
ANTITALIAN DEMONSTRATIONS.

London. Sept Especial dispatches from
Vienna saw that the entire Austro- Hungarian
Empire is Infatuated against the Italians, as
result Of the assassination OF the Empress
Elizabeth. and that violent ant-Italian demon
STATIONS have taken place az Trieste where tho
Italians and natives have been fighting In the
streets with sticks and stones. sometimes using
revolvers Six deaths are reported TO have &C.
Cured there and the troops were called out to
suppress the disturbances
At Gratz an Italian pedler has been lynched.
and at Vienna fully fifteen hundred Italians
employed on the municipal works have been
eummarily dismissed, in order 10 avert q popu-
lar revolt. and the italian Embassy there Ii
guarded by a strong body OF infantry
Rome Sept. 13.-The anti-Italian demonstra-
tions in Austria have made deep impression
here The newspapers urge the Government 10
see that Italians protected from uhJusu-
fable attacks. -
Numbers OF italian workmen are returning 70
Italy. owing to the threats of the Austrans .
An Anarchist manifesto. signed by the Eevc'
,u,toparv Committed" has been distributed Ia
Milan within the last few days. The ponce
Yesterday arrested an Italian who was engaged
IN distributing the manifesto. The prisoner
who had lust arrived from Switzerland. when
he was seized shouted: Long live Anarchy
Death 10 the King.
Some OF the people in the crowd at the time OF
the arrest interfered with the police officers ano
several persons were injured before the An
archist was lodged In the police station
Milan. Sept 13-The man arrested nero yes
terday while engaged IN distributing mann
festo signed by "the Revolutionary Committee
IS named SIZES. He declares that he Is Social
lst, not an Anarchist. and has been living IN
London. where he has acted as correspondent
Of the newspaper "Avenu
HUNGARIAN MEMORIAL SERVICE HERE
The committee appointed by the Hungarian
Americans TO arrange for the memorial services
, To be held for the Empress Elizabeth IN INC
Grand Central Palace on Sunday alternooH
next met yesterday afternoon. The comm"'
tee, which IS composed Of Morris Cukor' Marca'
Braun ard Gustavus Loeber, has arranged u'
programme follows
% REV tSt fS40i Denis, hu pss'or St Elizabeth
Chur.h. OF hungary. xorr,, cukcr
orennT address Hungarian Singing circle
iiUnran aidress-sidnuni y UjVait president Hun
Song 'iekas1aitak mar retct' rhey hays ,, n.c.
moved the neadows). MAX p
Address English speaker not selected orhey,ra
Funeral march. .........'.''' 80 '''''''' :
Several well-kuown orators, including W.
| Bourke Cochran Chauncey NJ Depew ana freu.
| eric w Coudert will be asked to speak anu "
Is hoped that one If not all three, will grant 'i'
request. Communications will also be sent ~
| President Mckinley. Governor Black ana Mas0'
! Van Wyck inviting them TO attend the ser',U.s
The song "Lekaszaltak mar retet WIN"
| was the dead Queens favorte song VIII "
| sung by the famous Hungarian barytone' Ma
Decri A life-size photograph. which mas 'esa
specially enlarged for the occasion, sho"ins Wv
| Emnress in her coronation robes will rest on an
easel on the stage, and the public VIII '.
allowed after the ceremonies 10 gaze ." W
features OF the young queen. wfo at 'h@' '''''0
was exceptionally beautiful r,,-
a requiem mass for Her Majesty Tue i"'o nj y.
press OF Austria and Queen OF Huhsai' -,
held I'm st. Patricks Cathedral he As
morning the service beginning AZ oeO