Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-11

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for Americans who went to the front.
Trieste, Sept. 77.-(By A. PA
Socialist revolt in which barricades
were erected in the streets and artillery,
rifles, machine guns and bombs were
freely employed in Il struggle between
the rioters and the militia broke out
here yesterday afternoon. Italian
troops and naval forces, however. had
succeeded by 8 O'Clock last night in
completely restoring order. At that
hour the troops were patrolling the
street, and destroyer anchored in the
harbor commanded the public square.
The fighting was sharp while it
lasted. The Socialists, who were well
armed and amply supplied with am
munition, challenged the troops to ad-
vance upon their barricades. Both sides
then opened fire and sharp volleys were
exchanged. Several Of the soldiers were
wounded by bullets from the rifles OF
the entrenched Socialists. while numer
Gus casualties occurred in the Social =
istic ranks.
AS evening approached the military
drew artillery into position and pre-
pared for concerted attack. Before
this was delivered, however, Civil Gov
ernor Mosconi sent an ultimatum to the
Socialist leaders, ordering them to
withdraw from the streets.
The leaders of the revolt ultimately
decided to bow before the governors s
threat of more drastic measures, and
the rioters tore down their entrench =
ments, indicating they had abandoned
the fight. and fell back from the streets.
The carabineers and the royal guards,
who had been stationed in the vicinity
Of the hill in the heart of the populous
section which the Socialists had held.
thereupon were withdrawn to their
barracks through the streets. the men
shouting cries Of victory" from their
camions.
The destroyer which played a part in
the action to put down the revolt ar
rived in the harbor during the fighting
and anchored Immediately facing the
public square.
Civil Governor Mosconi issued ar
order last evening prohibiting move,
ment in the streets after 10 .. m. anC
also forbidding any one looking out OF
windows in the San Giacomo district
where sniping has been frequent. Tn,
Socialist wounded had been taken to a,
improvised hospital in the Church ot
San Giacomo, where they were left I,
await the arrival of nurses and mcdca
supplies.
Turin, Italy, Sept. 11.-(By A.PD--
All Italy has again turned to Premie
Giolitti, expecting him to bring abou
solution of the difficult crisis which
has arisen in the industrial life of tb,
country He is spending a short tim,
at Bardonecchia, a little village nca,
! the French frontier, where i.e has gon,
for thirty eight summers to speud hi
vacation.
Premier Gioitti will next month cclc
bratc his seventy eight birthday, an,
since assuming the burdens Of premier
ship has dispatched all state businrs
wherever he has been staying for a fcv
days. lie is at present using his sit
ting room, which is but little large
than porter's lodge, for an Office
and there he works ten hours dali
with his secretary
Genoa, Sept. 11.-(By A. P.O-Th
ship Robosto, belonging to the anti
,, Bolsheyik South Russian government
has been seized in the harbor here a
the instigation, it is said, of the Rus
sian Soviet government.