The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-23
AUSTRIAN TROOPS ARE
STONED IN TRIESTE RIOT
Authorities Fear Revolution ~ re-
preston Is adopted.

~'t1' '1hr DrspdfcN 10 lHE Sun.
ROME, April 92.-Rioting OF a revo-
lutouagy character il proceeding at
Trieste. serious disturbances are also
rfp'rted IN bohemia. but no details OF
the trouble there have been received
oV!rr 20 the strict censorship.
A. Trieste the citizens assembled in
The streets shouting Long live Italy 80
md daring the police 10 arrest them.
'hr. stoned the troops who were or
cred not 10 fire. since the ma ority of
ne rioters were women. II is feared
hat II the authorities attempt to put
Town the riots by violent measures 1t
vii lead 10 a revolution.
Tn situation is very alarming, es-
p-cuIly owing to the systematic looting
nd destruction OF military stores. The
danger OF famine IL also increasing.
Macchio Talks with SOnninO.
Baron Macchio. the Austrian Ambas-
sador conferred with Baron SOnnino,
i"r Foreign Minister for an hour this
afternoon. Any special significance OF
ne conference is disavowed by the For
"sn ONCE, hut the pro-Germans de-
ARE that il proves that the negotiations
letween Italy and Austria have not been
broken of
There is report IN diplomatic circles
nat the failure of the negotiations is
Inevitable and that they are not likely
70 be prolonged beyond May 10, two
days before the opening Of Parliament,
The Government IL taking all pre-
cautions for defence, There was a
meeting OF the Cabinet this morning.
ma this afternoon a conference lasting
Ihfee hours was held by Premier Sa-
.andga, Foreign Minister Sonnino and
Minister Of War Zupelli. The confer
tnce Is regarded as OF the highest inn
portdnCe
Ex.Premier Giolitti said to-day he does
not believe the negotiations between
raly and Austria have failed as yet and
therefore, does not believe Italy's inter-
'entIon In the war is imminent.
storm Of criticism has been aroused
ny an Interview with Senator Riccardo
Sarata Dsndria, an intimate friend OF
E'lnce Won Buelow. the German Am
oasssdor printed In the NesSdg0ero
lrlnce Won Buelow entrusted to Senator
,d'aId Dandrta message TO the
rtemier warning him that Germany
would defend Austria in case of Italian
.ntrVention. Premier Salandra was
quoted az having said in reply that
'n'peHed By the paramount interests Of
our country we will proceed with our
guy against all our antagonists"
Senator Il Blamed.
An oHcial statement was issued
uuehyinE that the Premier had made
any concrete statement Of any kind
me Senator is blamed for tactlessness
ana lack OF patriotism in divulging the
nature Of his mission to the Premier. AS
~ showed that Prince Won Buelow was
,"t Oh idendly terms with the Italian
Government
% IN an interview in the Trfbund to-day
senator Carafa Dandria admitted tina,
nv hid made efforts to avert war be.
,"t"h l'aly and Austria. lie praised
,''H'e Won Buelow's friendship FOR
IiIy AMI emphasized his sorrow that
,"'Ie mad been a GOODNESS In the reli-
0"!.s between Italy and Germany. lie
.'1 nov, howrver. give, any reasons why
ne 'ti 10, kept his visit to the Premier
''.''' The senator's protestations oi
pa'''' SIN are regarded az in a manner
'"'i'd'e'"d by the fact that auto
s'l0'h photographs of the Kaiser are
o''iiy ID ostcntstiously in his resi-
Ger
The German Embassy denies the re-
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