Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-16
Popular Demonstrations in All Large Cities in Favor
 of War.
SALANDRA AGAIN
 ITALIAN PREMIER
Leader of War Party Accepts Task of Forming New Cabinet. When King Turns to Him in EXtremity-CIyil
 War Is Imminent,
Rome, May 16, 1 a. m.-Antonio

l Salandra is again premier of Italy.
 After two failures to secure q leader capable of forming Q cabinet, Ning Victor Emmanuel again turned in his extremity to the great inter- ventionalist, and Salandra is back in office.
 ! Salandra is stronger than he ever was, for he has come back able to make terms as to the composition of his cabinet. and as the one man who can solve the great problem which Italy faces-"war or revolution"
 There is little doubt which way Salandra's choice will turn, for he represents the people, and the choice of the people is unmistakable It is that war shall be declared on Aus tr.a unless every Italian demand is fully granted.
 Day of Rioting. Salandra's acceptance of the task of forming cabinet has ended a day of rotlng from one end of the country to the ether, of political turmoil, and of kingly temporizing and perplexity. Twice within 24 hours, King Victor Emmanuel has sought some one to replace tSalandra and twice he has be:n unsuccessful.
 os First, the king - asked Guizeppe hrarcora, Garibaldian veteran. to organize cabinet He refused. The king then begged Paola Carcano. |tSalandra's minister of the treasury, to accept the task. He also refused. Then ,Salandra was once more ap- pealed to, and this time he yielded to the kings demand.
 But Italy is not yet saved, for ouy- side of purely political intriguing, a violent war fever is raging in Rome. Ten thousand troops are employed in this, a large crowd last evening held up tramway cars and wrecked Her- man shops.
 Twenty speakers demanding war addressed a large gathering in IBorgese square. Afterward a great procession was formed, 4.and cheering for war, marched through the streets. Flowers were thrown from the win- dows of houses upon the demonstra- | -nrs.
 "War or RevoIution.o Demonstrations have been going on all evening and a cavalry charge was necessary in one instance to scatter the crowds. Fortunately, no one was seriously injured.
 The cry. "war or revolution" was frequently heard. K In Rome, all the streets leading to the chamber of deputies, the Ger man embassy. and the home of ex- premier Giolitti was strongly guarded by troops with fixed bayonsts. Cav airy patrolled the streets and artil- lery was stationed at various. points. Six thousand students met at the university and were harangued by the professors, including the rector. They then marched in procession with flags, shouting for war and Italy.
 At Naples, 2OOO students made a demonstration yesterday in favor of war. The police tried to disperse them, but were stoned. several on both sides were wounded.
 Troops Guard IeutOns. The situation at Milan was un- usually serious, owing to the general strike proclaimed there as a protest against the. course Of political events. The military authorities called in troops from neighboring garrisons. The royal palace, the prefectureS and the German and Austrian consulates are strongly guarded by troops. Great apprehension is felt by the au- thorities concerning the coming funeral of workman named Cadda, youth of IF years, who died from wounds sustained in riot. Never was any one more carefully protected from popular inc than Prince vony Beulow, the German special envoy. who has been consort- ing with the. non-interventionalists. Every conceivable approach to his villa is strongly protected by the po- lice.
 Violent demonstrations in favor of war are reported from all large cities and towns.
 Civil War Threateued. In sn effort to avert civil war tho king has convoked tho. chamber Of deputies Monday. Parliament m not not scheduled to meet until Thuys- day. The king acted on tho adxlce of both factions. According to tho Gsorasle datsliA
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