Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-07
Racial Hatred Between Them in
ltaliO Austrian Provinces
Cause of Trouble
EXPLAINS INNSBRUCK INCIDENT
Cabinets Of Vienna and Rome Doing
What They Can to Smooth Over
The Difficulty

Rome, Nov 6-Whcn Premier Glo-
letii came into power year ago me-
found the relations between Italy and
Austria IN a very disturbed condition
In consequence Of the fact that anti.
Austrian demonstrations had been toll
Grated by SIynor Hanardolll, his predo.
cessor who, Il is alleged, wlnked at the
propaganda for the union with ItalN
Of the Italian provinces that are 8IIl
subject 70 Austria. Sgnor Giolettl
changed AN tn,s and assured Austria
she had nothing to fear from Italy
This was publicly emphasized by the
meeting at Abazzla In April last Of
Slgnor Tlttoni, the Italian minister Of
foreign affairs, and Count GOluchowgN.
the Austrian chancellor However, Aus
trias denial Of the request Of her tia
Ian subjects for a national university
at Trieste led uD 10 the troubles at
Innsbruck which nave endangered good
relations between the two governments
Behind all other explanations of tho
Innsbruck affair there n the racial
hatred between Italians and AustrO-
Germans In Italian provinces subject to
austria, the latter element having
yalnly tried for five centuries to Ger
MAMIE the provinces. Austria's refusal
10 establish an Italian faculty In the
University Of Trieste has been attribut-
ed 10 the fear that II would result I'm
the university becoming the center OF
"a q ftts fF1 d
Gently Il was decided 10 institute au
Italian faculty az the Innsbruck uni
ytrslty This went into effect ON Nov
g. when the rIoting began. The dis,
turbances, 1t is alleged here We're pro-
voked by agtessIons on the part OF the
Germans
The cabinets Of Vienna and Rome are
doing what they can TO smooth over the
difficulty
ARTIST PBEzzEY, BURIED.
Innsbruck, Nov. 6.-The body Of the
artist, Prezley, who was stabbed
through the heart with a bayonet dur
ing the rloting here .hc night of Nov
g. was buried this afternoon In the
Innsbruck cemetery iu the presence of !
a great crowd and with am imposing
ceremony Perfect order was main |
t0ined A strong force OF geud0rmes
kept the route clear. and large detach-
WcntH Of troops were held IN reserve. |
The city council had decided that the !
funeral should be 0t the public expense, !
and black flags were hung ON all pub /
lie bulldingg The coffin was followed !
TO the cemetery boy the burEomastor |
members Of the city council, the rector |
of the university members OF the ac1- |
d5mlc senate and students clubs car |
rvng flags. The coffin was hidden UNI |
der masses Of wreaths Burg0master |
Grcll and Deputy Schalk delivered ora, |
lions at the side Of the grave.
After the funeral crowds pr0meuadad |
the streets singing German patriotic /
songs and 1900 people assembled on
Maria Teresa street whore Deputies
Berger and Stein delivered inlamma-
tory addresses The police interposed
and the two deputies He'd 10 the sta
ton, where they took trains for Vienna
To avoid arrest
Much excitement prevails throughout
the city but there is no disorder to-
night
TO CLOSE ITALIAN FACULTY.
Vienna, Nov 6.--Prime Minister Won
Kcebor this afternoon had q strong n-
tcrylcw with Herr ErloE vice burgo-
raster Of Innsbruck, ana Herr Dem
senate, leader Of the Peoples party
The premier finally declined to close the
Italian faculty of the university Of
Innsbruck.
DOWN WITH AUSTRIA"
Milan, Nov. 6,--About 500 students 10.