Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-05-19

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The agitation in Rome has
assumed almost a revolution
ary character. The entire city
has been occupied by the mil
ltary.
o; :p%ei ss'9 from r%'1 M;!.an "s say that
serious rioting has broken out in
that city over the present political
situation. Tho adherents Of the
opposing political factions have re,
sorted to the use Of fire arms and
the situation is described as most
grave.
The disorders were precipitated
by the resignation Of the italian
cabinet last night.
Rome. (via Paris). May 15.-Kins
order named the following statesmen:
Signor Manfred, president OF the SEN
ate: Signor Marcora, president OF the
chamber Of deputies. and Slsnof
Giolitti. a former premier. but now the
leader of the party in Italy i'll favor OF
neutrality.
These are the first evidences of po-
litical development of the day and they
were observed with deep interest be
cause of the resignation yesterday or
the cabinet on the ground that 1t did
not ave unanimous support OF the
constitutional parties of the country IN
it's International policy.
The king has not yet announced
whether the designations will be ac-
copied.
The members of the cabinet wound it
Impossible to bridge h e differences
separating them from the Followers on
Signor Giolitti. They handed In their
designations for the reason that they
preferred to follow this course rather
than appear before parliament when
1t meets May 20 and give to the worid
an exhibition of internal division IN
Italy. which probably will be ac-
companied by recriminations and ac-
cusations. To do so, would be undigni-
fled for Italy.
Tho action of the cabinet leaves King
Victor Emmanuel free to choose the
men he considers best adapted to guide
italy in the present grave SITUATION.
Speculation is Rife.
Eoth Sipnors Marcora n Manfred
have been mentioned as possible pre-
mierS.
According to parliamentary custom
the king has the right to accept OF re:
ject the designations of the cabinet. anc
this morning Rome is filled With the
widest conjecture as to what his maj
esty will do. Some believe he will
summon the cabinet before the cham.
Der of deputies for discussion OF li
course. being guided himself by What
these discussions reveal, while Others
argue that Premier Salandra resigned
because of the attitude of Signor Clio
litti and that Giolitti must of neces
sity take the place of Salandra.
More dispassionate observers are q
the opinion that the king probably viii
choose a new cabinet composed of mel
who have not part In the heated
exchanges of the last week.
Another suggestion is that the da!
has arrived for the formation of ,
of France, a ministry to include thu
leading figures of all parties to which
there shall be entrusted the mo1nentou'
decision now before the country.
London, May 15.-Great emonstra
tions in favor of war are reported II
dispatches from Rome. It is said THAI
grave events are looked for in the nea:
future. So far as is known King Vic
tor Emmanuel has not accepted or de
clined to accept the resignation of tn
cabinet rendered last night.
The council of ministers. avs Reu-
ter's Rome correspondent. considering
that 1t did not possess the unanimous
assent of the constitutional party re-
garding its international policy. which
the gravity OF the situation demands
has decided to and Its resignation to
the king. An official note to this effect
was issued last night.
Gabriel D'AnnunZio. the author. WIS.,
tied Premier Salandra n expressed to
him the feeling of fraternity existing
in France toward Italy. He spoke with
enthusiasm of the admirable prepare
tion. endurance n determination OF
the French nation, which was bending
all It's efforts toward victory IN the
war.
Throughout the day the excitement
of the people increased n serious
riots occurred. Deputy Bertolini, q
former minister In Giolittfs cabinet
Who was observed in a street car. Was
attacked by a mob. h car windows
were smashed. Bertolini would have
heen injured had not cavalry officers
present. among whom was Lieutenant
Pospigliosi, of the commander OF the
napal guards. gone to his rescue. They
were obliged to draw their swords
and two Of the rioters were wounded
meanwhile police and carabineers 8
ened to the spot and dispersed the mob
Deputy Paota. who was minister OF
enance in the Giolitti cabinet, was al
40 attacked, while driving In ms CO.
rage but he succeeded IN escaping
The socialist deputy. DIR. Graziadei. Of
tho University of Bologne. who ex.
messed neutral opinions and declared
that he considered that the army wa
not sufficiently prepared for war. was
mt in serious danger of his life. hui
was saved by carabineers from thei in.
fmriated people. who cried: Death r
the enemies Of the country"