New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14

tempted to parley with the rioters. but
while so doing was struck on the head
with hammer and died soon afterward
in a hospital. The troops again charged
and fred on the mob, which was finally
dispersed.
Subsequently reinforcements of troops
arrived and occupied the whole town,
forcing the revolutionary leaders inside
the Republican, Socialist and Labor eX-
changes, where they are now surrounded
In several small towns in the Province
Of Ravenna like Cervia and Conselice, a
parody Of the French Revolution &C.
CURED.
Local governments we're formed and the
black flag of the Peasants Leagues was
substituted for the national flag. The peo-
ple even planted a tree of liberty.
At Fabriano the rioters sacked the stores
Of grain and besieged the barracks of the
carabineers, who fired on the mob. Only
one person, however, was seriously
wounded. In some instances isolated SOL
diers and carabineers were surrounded
and disarmed.
Cessation Of Strike Ordered.
this afternoon ordered cessation Of the
strike throughout Italy. AS the strike of
railway men is the only serious cause OF
anxiety in the general strike movement
at the present moment. the tension is
greatly relieved.
Premier Salandra, in the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day, said:
1T would be simple task for the gov
eminent quickly to repress the disorders
Instead OF doing this the civil and mill
tary authorities have been instructed to
act with the greatest prudence in order to
avoid bloodshed and to use caution to the
utmost limit Preparations for eventuali-
ties, however. have been made and 10000
men will be concentrated in the disturbed
districts to-day"
Signor Salandra said the demonstra-
tons which had occurred at Bologna had
caused no serious trouble but that at
Naples the residents Of the working class
at arter of the city, in the vicinity Of the
Porta Capuana, had showered heavy vol
leys of stones, mixed occasionally with
revolver shots, on the troops.
Killed in Naples.
The military retaliated and killed two of
the demonstrators, besides wounding 9TH
ers. The police suffered badly, as twenty
three of them were wounded. as well as
thirteen carabineers. The Premier as
serted that the movement in Naples was
not connected with any political or work
irgmen's organization, but was purely an
outbreak among the criminal classes. The
troops in Naples, he said, were now en-
deayoring to quell the disorderly element,
and it is hoped they would be able to do
50 without shedding blood, although this
could not be guaranteed.
The Premier declared the revolt at Ra-
VIENNA and Forli to be of an anarchistic
character Means of communication in
both provinces have been interrupted, and
the rioters are reported to have posted
attachments to prevent the troops gaining
access TO the towns.
Venice, June l3.-The postal service from
and to this city along the Adriatic coast
is being carried out by torpedo boats, ow-
ing TO the interruption of railroad conf
munication.
Bari. June l3.-Strikers at Andria fired
at a workman who refused TO join them,
but missed him and killed fellow strik-
err. Another striker injured in the course
of a demonstration died to-day from his
wounds.
Parma. June ia soldier and strlk-
er. wounded during riots here to-day
both died afterward in the hospital.
Ancona. June 13.-This town continues
in a state of terror owing to further at
tempts at looting by the strikers. Troops
are on guard day and night in all the
streets. and detachments OF blueJacKets
have been landed from the Italian cruis-
ers to assist the soldiers In the main
tenahce OF order. Cavalary continuously
patrol the outskirts of the town, 10 pre-
vent the entrance of anybody not havlnS
a special permit.
Madman Slabs % Persons.
Ponta Delgada. Azores. June l3.-Twen-