Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-17


ordered all subjects OF the dual
monarchy residing in Italy TO hold
themselves in readiness TO leave this
country Immediately upon receipt OF
instructions to that effect The
Giornale D'Italia says this order
will he issued Sunday.
ROME (via Paris), May 16.--An-
tonic salandra has consented to re-
tain the premiership.
AS the news spread that signor
salandra would remain in power. a
sudden change came over the people.
AS IL obeying some secret sign the
populace calmed down and all the
troops we're withdrawn. The infur-
lated mobs disappeared and peaceful
crowds this evening passed the Aus
trian embassy without even noticing
the residence of the representative
OF Francis Joseph.
Demonstrators this morninR paraded
With an effigy representing the German
emperor. The crowd was able 60 resist
the police and, rather than surrender the
effigy, burned It amid frantic excitement.
Riotous demonstrations continued In
Rome during Friday night. They Increased
IN intensity when It became known that
the king had accepted Premier salandras
resignation
One OF the most violent outbreaks was
a.
the Austrian embassy. A member OF tho
staff OF che nationalist newspaper, Idea
Nazionalc. hurled his cane through
window OF the embassy. He was ar
rested.
speak for War.
AZ a meeting In Borghesc square twenty
speakers, most OF them deputies. made
addresses In favor of. war. A resolution
was passed to the effect that the people
OF Rome believed the country to be In
danger and would prevent with all means
at their disposal "the sacrifice Of the ma
tlonal honor"
When the people IN Milan heard that
the salandra cabinet insisted on reslgnlng
gathering OF 5000 men and women
protested with great violence. There were
cries of down with the parliamentary
Camora!" Death 10 Emperor willamr''
Death to Glolitti" Death to Emperor
Francis Joseph" "Hurrah for the wari"
''liurral for the revolutionl" Down with
all trsitorsi" 81.
Leaflets were distributed on the streets
Fearing the words. Death 70 Gloiiiti.
| Hiss Kings Cousin.
The count OF Turin. cousin 10 King
Victor Emmanuel. left the royal palace
or foot. lie was recognised and hissed
and threatening mob surrounded him,
crying Down with The Monarchyl" Long
live the republlcl"
sonte Garibaldi. a son of Genera. Ric-
eiotti Garibaldi, who has been fighting
with the French, harRngaed the crowd In
Milan and declared IL the government
refuses to go 20 war. my family will
lead the people on the barricades
Gabriel D'Annunzio, addressing a crowd
yesterday said: II declare on my honor
that the triple alliance was denounced by
Italy on May T."
Serious Situation In Milan.
MILAN. Italy. May i6.-(Via Paris y
The situation here has become still more
serious owing TO the general strike which
has been proclaimed In Milan as a pro-
test against the course Of politica. events
in Italy.
The military authorities have oentered
their troops from nearby garrisous and
have sufficient forces to check any SER
ious movement The ROYAL palace. the
Prefecture and the German and Austrian
consulates are strongly guarded by
troops.
Much apprehension is felt by the au-
thorities concerning the coming funeral
OF a workman named Gadda. a youth
Of II years. who died from wounds sus-
tained during a riot.
Students for War.
NAPLES, (via. Paris) May 1.-two
thousand students made a demonstration
today In favor OF war. The police tried
to disperse them. and several on both
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