Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-16
Vehement Protest " the italian Goycrn.
ment.-Biaine's Telegram 10
the Governor.
MANY ITALIANS STRIKE A THREAT
rniNo ATTITUDE.
Comments Of the Prc..--The Vigilance
Committee still At Work.
More Vengeance.
Protest OF the Italian Goserums"t
Excitement Prevailing.

Protest OF TIE Italian Goterutueut
Excitement Prevailing.
ROM, March i5.-The Italian Gov
eminent has Instructed Baron DO
Fava, italian minister at Washington,
10 present vehement protest u the
/ United Statcs against the action OF the
mob la New Orleans yesterday, and
the United States has promised %
make an investigation. BtfOa DE
| Fava, In "a dispatch 10 the Maquis ID
| RIdlni, Italian Premier and Foreign
/ Minister, states he has protested a.
| gainst the inaction OF the local officials
In New Orleans, and that Mr.. Blaine,
American Secretary Of State, expressed
horror at the acts OF the New Orleans
mob, Promising he would Immediately
take orlcrs Of the President IN the mat.
ter, and that decision w0ul 10 CONF
munlcated to the Italian Government.
PROM nLAiSE To GOVERNOR NICHOLS
wAsIiiNdroS, March i5.--Sccrctaty
Blaine tonight sent the following tcle-
gram 10 Governor Nichols nj New or.
Jeans:
DErAnTNrSr % srArE,
March 18th. 1891.
Ills Excollency, Francis 7. Nichols. Gov-
crnor Of Louisiana, New Oflcan-i
II has been represented ~ the prcsl-
don't by the Minister ~ Italy accredited
~ this government, that among tho yic-
/ tins Of the doplorablo massacre Whirh
took place In the city Of Now orleans yes.
tnrdny. were thrcr or moro subjects OF
tue King of Italy. our treaty with that
friendly government (Which. under the
constitution, II the supreme law OF the
land, guarantees 10 Italian subjects dom-
/ iciied In tho United states tho uinst con-
stant protection for thuir persons and
/ property, making them nncnablr on tho
| same basis ~ piir own ciiizons Ia The laws
! " the United Stntr~ aud th. several states
/ In their due aud orderly adj
| minisiraiion. Tho President doop-
/ ly regrets that tho citizens Of Now
Orleans should have 10 diaparigod tho
/ purity and adequacy OF their avn Judi
cial tribunals a. Ia transfer to the past
slonatc judgment u u mob, "a quos ion
that should bc adiudgod dispa.sionniely
and by the sc;ilod rules OF law. Tho Gov
eminent ~ the unned Staios must give
/ TO subjects OF friendly powers that scrur-
| ity which II demands for our own clii-
| z6ns when temporarily nnier foreign
jurisdiction. n II the hope OF The Prc-i-
,lcnt that you Will corporate With him In
maintaining th. obligations ofthn United
Slaiof toward italian subjects VINO may
be within the prris ~ tho present excite
mont. that further hlood-hc1 aud yio-
| lenca may be- prevented, aud that all Of
icnder- agains. the law may no promptly
brought 10 Justice.
JAMES q. BLAiSE.
This telegram was the result OF q con.
florence between the President aud
Secretary this afternoon, Baron DE
Fava, Italian minister, having pre-
viously called on Secretary Blaine and
earnestly protested against the killing
Of his cOuntrymeu, demanding at the
same time protection for other Italians
Ia New Orleans.
ArPrAL 10 ITALY.
NEw YoRis, March l5.-rhe follow.
Ing are copies Of two kilograms which
passed between this city aud Italy re.
lating 10 tho lynching Of Italians la
New Orleans on saturday:
Rudlnl. Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
Romoi
The Italian press OF New York, unani.
mously tcprcsonting a colony, notify YOU
OF the massacre at New Orleans OF several
Italians already acquitted by an Ameri.
can jury, aud demand Intervention by the
home government.
This answer was:
Your cablogram received. have al
ready demanded from the Federal Gov
crnmont energetic and prompt measures.
PENNSYLVANIA ITALIANS Aor.
PirrsBuRu, Pa, March l5.-The
large Colony Of Italians here became
greatly excited over tho news Of the
killing at New Orleans, and several
society meetings took place today.
elton was taken looking to the hold.
Ing Of u general meeting this week,
when resolutions will be adopted mp.
peallng 10 the Government 10 punish
the lynchcrs.
EXCITEMENT ~ KANSAS.
KANSAS Cry, March i5.-There
was great excitement here today In the
italian quarters. Consul Fodclli says
the Italians are demanding that tho
American Government 10 made to
make suitable PREPARATION.
voLiSI SAYS ITALY WILL SPEAK.
CHICAGO, H., March I5.--A large
representative meeting Of Italians was
held here this evening 10 consider
yesterdays doings Mt New Orleans.
DIR. Nolini, the presiding officer, de-
llyerej AN impassloned address calling
for ruparatlon by the United States and
saying II Justice he not rendered full
aud prompt, Italy win speak even with
her guns. This was received with
tremendous cheering. Editor Malata,
~ america, said the Outrage has no
comparison In he history Of any civil.
lied nation. lie dlsayosed sympathy
with tn. vendetta, but asked why the
New Orleans authorities Patterson 10
assemble thousands Of citizens and
harrangue them to the point OF murder.
Charles Barry said the fact that prom
inent men took part In tho massacre
makes II doubly Infamous.
Galmagia, OF LHdlid, said he had
personally seen all the victims OF the
mob, amp believed them Innocent ofthe
crime. People who have no respect
for the lava or the yerdicts Of their
own jurics, said he, arc worse than
savages. l,cpantlon Is demanded, and
Italy should send ileet over here 10
command respect and assert the rights
Of her citizens.
Many other addresses were delivered,
and a message of formal protest sent TO
Secretary OF State Blaine. A resolu-
ton was also adopted protesting against
/ the killing III unworthy Of " civilized