New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
EVIDENCE AGAINST THE ASSASSINS.
FAIR PROSPECT FOR JUSTICE BEING WIND
GATED IN NEw-oRLEANs.

GATED IN NEw-oRLEANs.
New.Orleans Oct Colony Matranga and Vim
ceno Carruse. who we're arrested few days ago ana
released were arrested again to-day and committeo
20 the parish prison. charged with being accessories
70 the assassination of Chief Of Police Hennessy.
The police and detectives appear TO be doing excellent
work IN ferreting out the perpetrators OF the erio
deed As each day passes additional informauon Is
being obtained that IL is hoped VIII convict thesc
already the meshes Of the law and several others
who will be arrested later Tie police arc not IN
elned TO talk much about the case now They are
working quietly and not giving their enemies
. chance TO learn what evidence they are gathering
From what can be learned there Is hardly any doubt
but that the FIVE who committed the crime and the
authors OF the foul plot among those who are now
In iail. One or two more Of the conspirstOrs are
still at large but II is only question Of time before
they. too. will he behind the bars and 1t is SAFE
TO say that when the trial comes up the police will
b. able 70 produce sufcient information to send the
en,ire gang to the gaows.
retro one of the suspects and believed to be the
NAL who fired the fatal shot. was identified to-day
h a colored woman who saw him last Monday re-
GIVE two guns from two other slciisns' Joe
N.checa has been further identified a. constant
visitor TO the cobbler shop which he rented ana
placed Mastero In ostensiby TO follow his occhpauoh
but In reality TO watch the movements OF Hennessy
The conclusion generally arrived at IS that Tile
assassination was inspired by the hacheca-Mauahga
gangs.
A teleeram was sent to the Pinkertons yesterday
asking them 70 assist in the hunt for Chief Hennessy
sssassiDs This morning o reply was received from
W. A. Pnkerton saving he would be here NJ once 70 Jake
part personally In tlfe Work
Tn nolice last night arrested forty more Italians
It the grocery OF Carlo GrsfRro, Burgundy ana Conti
SIS. Officers noticed 9 large number OF ItShahs oroP
ping the place in twos and threes, anu
that.
found man addressing the crowd present In I'eAisn'
Charging that it was an unlawful assembly. all persons
present were arrested and carried to the JAIL
In the meanwhile rumors that number OF susnse
Italians were holding indignation meeting IN wig
house attracted a large crowd around the place WV
manifested their hostility 10 the foreigners. "he w
latter were brought to tho station IL was discose
that not one Of them had sicent or nome Oh Hny
and that the entire party had arrived hero yee'eu..
from Chicago and had been told to meet Ut "rAn'o
place. As the men could give expansion OF uiem
selves or why they came to New-Oreans or met -
sAe grocery, they were locked up At the ponce s's'
charged with being dangerous and suspicious enA
aeters.
The police say that the murder was oroereo oy VIC
Natrangas. who are the heads OF the s'eh'An 49,.
Joe" Macheca under the Of John Peterson N,on
hssed the Mastero house. from which tho asssssins
sstched Hennessy and finally fired on him. Tne mur,
q seh wss committed BY six or seven men, OF wnou'
seamd hsstero Bsgnetto. lncarders and P1etfo s'
I've. The other men have not yet oeeh u'seo.
~ All IL other Italian prisoners except 'ons
NO sse resas1sk - important witnesses OF sccos
re s' p have been released In, Gyaa nest 70 Tie
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