Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-18
ITALY SATISFIED.
The Italian Government Hsa
Accepted President Harrison's
Explanation and Regrets
OF the Tragedy at New Orleans,
But May Ask Indemnity for
the Families Of the Men.

ROME, March 16.-In the chsmber
Of deputies to-day the Marquis Di
Rudini, the Italian premier, replying
TO the question 90 the subject Of the
New Orleans tragedy, said that Presi-
dent Harrison had recognized the
right Of the Italians in the United
States to the protection from the
authorities, and that he had expressed
profound regret at the occurrence.
and had charged the governor Of
Louisiana TO guard The Italisns
residents OF New Orleans, and to bring
the assassins TO justice. The premier
added that the Hon. A G.. Porter, the
L. ;. minister here, bsd called upon
him today in order to convey Presi-
d 4nt Harrison's regre's to the italian
government. Porter said be trusted
that the expla lanstiOns be lad fur
nished would draw even closer the
friendly relations existing between
Italy and the Uni'ed States. Slguor
Bregapz', who announced his tnten.
tion OF interDolating the government
on the New Orleans affair, said that q
note had been taken Of the minister's
statement. Siguor Ferrais urged that
indsmnitIes should be demanded for
the families.
REsTRfNING THE ITALIANS.
WASHINGTON, March l6.-During
the first excitement among the italian
residents Of the United States, Baron
Fava yesterday sent to the italian
C ,nsul-generAl at New York the fol.
lowing telegram: II learn from the
papers that an excitement Is prevail
ing In the Italian colony on account
Of the New Orleans events. / have to
resort to your influence and authority
TO urge upon the Italians Of New York
that they should. by a dignified,
calm and strictly legal behavior, show
themselves in these circumstances
worthy Of the civilized country. Re-
lying upon your incontestable author
ity, as well as on the patriotic feelings
Of the colony am sanguiIe that this
advice will be followed.
(Signed) FAvA,
Italian Minister"
It is understood that simllar in
structions have teen sent by Baro
Favs to all Other Italian consuls in
the United States in order to calm and
avert by this means 10 the fullest ex-
tent possible all undue excitement.
SENTIMENT or CHICAGO DAGos.
CHICAGO, March l6. The excite
ment and indignation aroused by the
Staying Of the New Orleans suspects
seems to increase rather than dlmin-
ish among the Italians Of the city. I'm
the italian quarters little groups of
men have been gathered all day long,
aud expressions " opinion have been
aDythind but mild. The committee
appointed last night to take charge of
the matter Of expressing local sentl.
ment, has decided to call a mass meet
ing at battery ID. The demands for
satisfaction as formulated by those
Italians In charge Of the local move
ment, are, money reparation for the
families Of the victims, and that the
ring leaders Of the mob he taken TO
Washington and tried for the crime.
IL lie the intention {, demand that the
state and city officials under whose
rule the affair occurred be held re-
sponsible and be punished with those
who actually participated in the kill
ing.
BLOODTHIRsTY ITALIAN.
PITTsBURG, March ia commit
tee Of twelve Italians passed through
Pittsburgh today, en- route to Wash
ingtOn 10 rec Secretary Blaine, Presi.
dent Harrison and the italian minis
ter, to demand Of them that steps be
taken Immediately in the New Or
leans killings. Pasquel COrtie, who
was spokesman Of the party, was very