Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15

BLUEJACKETS CHARGE
WITH FIXED BAY0NETS
Newspaper Published by Riot
ers Tells Of New Government
Having Been Formed IN
Principal Italian Cities

ef MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LCAsro WIREI
Rome june a. With the occupu-
tion of the disaffected provinces by
the military forces order Is rapidly
being restored and it is expected that
within day on two the district Of
Romaend comprising the provinces Of
bologne. ferrara RaNcnna ana Forli
will have resumed normal conditions.
LOO the Lugo district however. dis
are sull in progress owing
tn the uon-arrNal Of troops md lt
Acoua there arr stIl sieus of discon-
tent AS the anarchist propaganda IS
still being carried on
Tine general strike has come q an
end and the strike of the railway
which included only a small number
of the employees has been called OF
with the result chat the workmen are
returning To- their tasks Railroad.
telegraph and telephone Lines are hur-
ricdly being repaired Rayenna and
Plmini have again been connected by
telegraph These lines are now
guarded by troops The railway line
between these Two points has been
restored by the use of a military train
with sharpshooters
Bluejacket~ Charge Mob
Admiral Cagni. Who was In oopI-
mand OF the italian hlueiackets or
thcr inst landing at TrpolL has un-
der his direction tho quelhug of dis.
orders at Aucona a detachment ol
bluejackets from his division has rr
inforced the garrison there belor,
landing. the admiral reminded hl'
men that they were Italian sailor,
and had never endured insults either
abroad or nj home. ana hoped they
would be worthy OF their traditions
shortly aftcrWard mob attacked the
station and the hluciacEc.s with fixed
bayonets charged the rtvoluuonists
who lled before them
Forced to Garry Red Flag
When the revolutionary movement
began al Aucoua week ago the an.
archists headed by Malatesta organ
lzed committee composed of thir.
teen members before which person.
suspected or not favoring the revoIu-
tionary cause were intertogated ano
Judged according to their ability Ia
prove their allegiance or evade the
questions. Among others thus inter
rogated was Count Ugolini of re-aro
who was seized whilo driving in his
The count pretended t'
sympathize with the revolutionisls and
finally red flag was raised over his
and he was ordered to
drive through the district ttcrom
panied by member of the committee
"Rohospicrre, and spread
the news of the advent of the republic
The anarchists published special
newspaper which they called THE
Brutus Gazette This contained in
large type the following announce
ment;
"a revolution has broken ont and b.
spreading through Romagana Tho
quIrnal has So far escaped invasion
by the revolutionary masses but s
threatened The monarchy has been
condemned and may fan today or to-
morrow soon Therefore
We must act most enereet.colly only
hesitation or weakness today rs
treason. imbeoiNty
By means Of this official organ rc.
ports were spread throughout the SUI
gar country thar ffty people had been
killed i'm Ancona. that provisiona
government had been installed az Mi
IAN, that Tuscan, had risen and that
the navy had mutnicd ON all sides
trees of liberty were raised, only io
be overthrown as soon as the troops
marched into the towns
Characteristic of the destruction
wrought by the reNoutiomsts was that
suffered by the little town of Alton
sine. near Ravenna There the sta-
uon was reduced to ruins Ihe
church was sacked relies of the saints,
the cruolfx, chalices and candIesticks
were heaped p in the square and
burned So great was the terror of
the people that houses and stores were
opened and the rioters invited to take
what they wanted instead of placat-
ing them this seemed only to aed ucl
to the fire and the rrvolutUnIsts
rushed 20 the city hail and applied
the torch