The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-09
who eluded the police Eight thousand
troops are quartered in the city.
Reserves Called Out.

ROME, May III p. m.).-Another
portion of the 1873 reserves and a por-
ton of the reserves Of 1874 have been
ordered to be under arms by Tuesday.
AT this hour the city is quiet.
The governments dispatches received
up to 6 o'clock say that tranquility
prevails throughout the kingdom. At
Milan the rioters at the Porta Ticinez
have been completely suppressed; re-
inforcements continue to reach the city
and many arrests have been made, but
Gen. Tama has ordered the factories 10
reopen tomorrow. Other dispatches
from Milan report on the contrary the
erection Of fresh barricades by riotous
mobs in the Vera Bertan, at the Porta
1icinez, and the Porta Garibaldi. Ac-
cording to these accounts the troops
are compelled to use arms to disperse
the rioters, and lieutenant and sew
Ell al soldiers were wounded.
Generally speaking, the agitation con-
tinues, but it Is less intense. The au-
thorities have ordered all Socialist and
Republican clubs to dissolve There
is rumor current that the rioters have
driven back a train under the impress
sion that it was conveying soldiers.
Lieut.. Gen. Bava Bewiras, command
ing the Third army corps (Milan), tele-
graphed the Marquis di Rudini, the
premier, this evening:
The revolt In Milan has been sup
pressed and all resistance is now end
ed"
n
respondent Of the Daily News says:
Lieut.. Gen. Bava Beccaris wired from
Milan at 6 o'clock this evening (Sun-
day.. After a new and serious attempt,
the rebellion has been repelled by fusi-
ladies' and cannonades. Perfect quiet
has been restored. I have ordered the
shops and manufactures to be OPEN
ed tomorrow"
Later he telegraphed: "Unfortunate-
ly fresh attempts at rebellion have been
made and the cannon are still roaring,
but it will soon be over"
Martial Law.
Milan tomorrow to judge the rioters
arrested. 1 learn that the rioters Of
yesterday thrice unsuccessfully at
tackled the general telegraph office at
Milan with a view of cutting off the
city when all other expedients failed.
Gen. Bava-Baccaris used cannon to
destroy the barricades. and a number
(about 1000 were killed on Saturday.
"The government has established the
severest censorship in revising and
stopping all dispatches containing what
it considers dangerous measures.
learn, however, that the rioters at Mi
Ian succeeded today Sunday in occu-
pying the central station and delaying
the departure of several trains. Gen.
Bava-Baccaris has now supreme pow
er No praise could be too high for
the discipline, endurance and patience
of the soldiers under the most trying
conditions. Not one moved a finger un-
til the command was given, although
almost all were injured by fly
ing missiles, some bleeding badly.
Soon the fight from the Corso Venezi
spread all over the center of the town
to the Piazza del Dunno.
"The Via Terrino, the Via Carlo AL
berto and the Via Ordfici were centers
Of riot.
Like the Riots Of '4S.
"One seemed to have returned to the
famous five days of 184S, with the rat
tie of cavalry, the incessant cracking
of rifles, the discordant cries and words
of command and the bugle signals.