Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-16

ID ONE, May 14,-610 p. m)-
IN CVia Paris, May "A. 1880 a,
m)-News that King Nitcor En-
manuel will not accept Premier Sal
andra's resignation and that Salandra
and Baron Sonnino, the foreign min
ister will remain in power, is spread
ing like wildfire throughout Rome
and creating an excellent Impression
All the people seem satisfied at so
quick a solution of the crisis, II being
believed that otherwise serious trOu-
bile was inevitable. 1t was asserted
that the population had determined
that tonight would not pass without
such demonstration Of violence as
would render the will of the people
supreme The whole city was in a
state of ebullitiOn The shops We're
closed, flags were hoisted at half
mast as a sign Of protest against the
governments action and the theatres
had been requested to suspend their
performances except the CONSTANT
theatre where play was given in
honor Of Gabrielle D'Annun2io. The
poet was present and made an ad-
dress Of anti-Austrian character.
Protect German Consulate.
The entire garrison had been
brought out to protect the most
threatened points in the city, such as
the streets where the Austrian and
German embassies and COnsulates are
situated and the Villa Malta, the
horne Of former Premier Giolitti.
The city was divided into four mill
lary zones and the keeping Of order
was entrusted TO the military author
tiles.
A riotous crowd during the day in
vaded the Piazza Montccitorio in
which the chamber Of deputies is To-
Cated and smashed windows and
doors and destroyed everything it
same across The rioters We're about
10 enter the great hall of sttings
when troops intervened. few of
the demonstrators were wounded.
Members OF the chamber Of depu-
lies who are followers OF Signor
Giolltti escaped, some Of them leaving
their hats behind. A venerable Carl
laldian veteran who harangued the
crowd, declared that Italy either must
90 10 war or the people must bring
about revolution
During the day a circular was dis
tributed asking the people to form i'm
procession and proceed to the villa
Ada, the presence Of King Victor En-
manuel and demonstrate their loyalty
to the king but also express their IA
vor of Joining the war.
Close German Shops.
These circulars caused the forming
of professions Of thousands Of peo-
pie. who with flags and shouting en-
Enthusiastically, marched toward the
Villa Ada on the way the demon
strators smashed all windows and de-
strOyed the signs OF German shops.
Infantry ard even cavalrymen and
artillerymen charged the procession
and closed the streets leading to the
villa Ada The mob, however, pro-
ceeded to force the closing Of all Ger
man shops. plaoarding them with
signs reading CLOSED as national
protest"
u is asserted that Signor Giolitti
when he was received by King Victor
Emmanuel this morning expressed
the opinion tn the king that SiguoI
SalandraS government not having
been oyortatovU Jy parliament sal
andra must remain lu power or ot
entrusted with the task ot forming
new cabinet.
Must RcurEduiIC.
Signor Salardr7. S-uov Mt-cOra
president OF the chamber OF deputies.
Signor Manfred prCs.itr, Of the SEN
ate, and other MEN h'Ih 'r ncuucS
also we're in conference With She sims
during the day !, .s stated ;GcN SUc.
gestcd SignOT GsoUtu be entrusted
with the formation < the nCW -at.-
net. alleging that he was reSs uS. r.t
fer the crisis and therefore should
bring a bout its Splut'.~r