, 1873-07-24
Arrest of q Ent1r0Ilc-.ACtf0n OF tho
Now Haven nAutlAOrtttcs ntg
Of the Observation-Disclosures Practices.


Of tho Observation-Disclosures r PrncttCcss
From tho lfttu Pork Times, July %.
4 tolographic dispatch WAS received in this city
yesterday, from Now Hnven. Conn.,, to the effect
tint Giovanni d1iono, I'LL italian padrone, Ind
been arrested in tlat city for holding four Italiau
children as slaves, upon whose earnings as street
musicians and bootbacks he managed to Bup-
port himself. In this case It would appear tho
District Attorney took tho lead aud arrested the
man for holding FREQ persons in servitudo in yio-
bill of 1864. Tlero wero soveral complaints
mn1e, and the prisoner was placel under 81 900
bail on each; tho case is to DO heard on the Esd
inst.
Before tho reception Of this information, q
Times reporter was dispatched among tho Italian
residents Of this city to aBcortain tho prisoners
nntecodonts, and to fnd out, II possible, tho
means TINT had been takon to procure Ills arrest.
tho Italian residents Of tho neighhoring cities
had been notified OF the condition OF affairB horo,
aud had boon asked to corporate with the orig
inators Of the movement to attack tho OWL
ities having refused to take any action in tho
matter, tho Italian residents Of other cities were
asked to push the mattor, aud they haye done SO
with SUCCESS.
Ii roferenco to the New Haven prisoner, Gio-
yanni aliono, 1t is discovered TINT be has
changed his namo, for prudential motives, from
Joseph Golono which namo Is tho one supposed
to belong to tho little boy Joseph, at prosent III
safe keeping at Central Park. tolonc, alias
tnone le1t hla 1esluence at ~. ~ Ctohpy
etteat, ~ tnls clsy, " 1no veIy peglnnng OF tno
because he was afraid that tho authorities would
use tho story OF tho child, his former slave,
against lin. In this action, however, it would
appear ae was sato, aos aasa9usa @ .no ono i;.t1o
Joseph hos boon printed, tho authorities show
no disposition to do him Justice. Golone is sup
posed to have aod to Boston, and, finding . poor
IL 4NI
mafkot @ there lof ms me1cnanaao re-, hG proeecaod @
" NeM Hasun, ~atso ~ - aat gnxa a.
aro many like him etiu at lerge, and our reporter
waa given to % underssaaa that proper means 7a
would ] 1s anposr tint thst tho % preeo,,t tim movement is
moi contlned to this city alone for moans have
boon M takon to secure the aid Of tho Italians
~ az tho pfohlnont olsles ln sno onltoa
States. It is, therefore, said that even
nede spo a ' a hs eg Sey s @ 5sa
chance Of being arrested when thoy arrive Ut
thoir l destination than il thoy remained in Now
tovH, pecauso tnionsu tno aRa.ny y. tno satlous
o'lioiala concerned III the mattor they can remain
here In safety.
70 show tho violence Of tho persecution
against little Joseph, and the determination on
the part OF Ills enemies to obtain possession Of
his perHon, o card haH been circulated among tho
various 1aoorers aud keepers Of the Central
Park, offering reward Of $50 for hiB capture.
10 their credit it may DO said, however, they
hayo refused to accept tho bribo, and Joseph
still remains in safo lands to become Witness
as soon Us the authorisios noed lin.
in trouble and noods protection. There aro
thousands In this city Just aB destitute Of
friends md legal protection as he is, but unfor-
tuuatoly they cannot DO holpod by private enter
priao. Tho following advertisements, all Of
/ which haye appeared In tho daily papers Of this
city, will show tho inp,lnty with which this in-
hum M traffic is carrou on, aud tho utter disre-
| gard tic padroni have for American law
Thirty dollars reward will o ratd for tho return to
ii, aud Frank nrlga, aged Z; both play tho violin.
chcrob bus fair hair thin face cut upper ir blue
eyos corduroy 5aeket, black outside care. black ana
etay bSc sa sah as e on
Winter % cans. send fnf3rmston to AutonIa Drjala,
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