Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-03-21

ROME, March 14.-In the chamber {
deputies yesterday, Signor Imbrlan
shouted to the Orispi group: "You ar
servants Of Austria" Signor Crispi re
torted with gross insult, whereupo
Imbriana called upon Crispi to with
draw the remark, which the ex-premie
refused to do saying: 81 am no longe
bound to endure your annoyances an
only a deputy, in my pocket l have
revolver and if Signor Imbriana annoyt
me let him beware" A scene of con
siderable excitement and confusion fol
lowed.
DOWN IN THE SEA.
LONDON, March 1.-THE steam shiI
wrecked near Dartmouth Monday last
was the Mirami of Liverpool. The crew
took to their boats. One boat contain
ing the officers was struck by heavy
sea and founded, all being drowned. The
second boat capsized twice and each time
number were drowned. Eventually
four Swedish seamen reached shore but
one of them died from exposure.
CLEVELAND, March 49, There was Z
heavy fall of snow here this morning
and much difficulty was experienced in
operating the street cars. Thousands
of people were compelled to walk tc
their offices and places of employment
Nu-xu Opr MrraI, T. L. H..
messy case last evening the jury rendered
the following verdict: A mistriaI as
to Polizze, Monastero, Scoffedi and not
guilty as to Machica, Marchesi, Bag
netta, Marchesi's (boy,) Incardona and
Matrianga.
Immense Indignation was felt at the
verdict and the streets were filled with
excited people. This afternoon a meet
ing was held at Clay Statue which adj
journed to the parish prison, The prison
was soon surrounded by mob of several
thousand people The doors were
forced open and the prisoners on trial
yesterday for the assassination of Chief
Of the Police Hennessey were killed with
the exception of Incardonia, Matriange,
and Marchesl's boy. The killed are
Manuel Polzze, Pietro Monastorio, An
tonic Scaffedl, Joseph P. Macheca, An
tonic Marchesi and Antoni Bagnetti
\ LATER REPORT.
After the speeches at Canal street the
indignant crowd, yabout two thousand
started for the parish prison which they
reached at 1870 o'clock. After slight
resistance the Jail was surrendered and
the citizens rushed in and killed eleven
of the nineteen men indicted for the
of Chief Hennessey, instead
of six as was at first stated.
Joe Macheca had a pistol and shot
Sergeant Heron in the neck inficting a
slight wound. Polizze is hanging to a
lamp post on the street corner. Bag
netta to a tree in front of the prison,
and the others we're shot in their cells.
When the citizens committee had COM
pleted its work IL disbanded, but meet
ing will be held tonight to consider
what further action If ony shall be taken.
The committee is composed of the
better class of citizens and business men
who are satisfied the safety,of the COM
nunlty demanded vigorous action.
LONDON, March 14-Parnell has is
sued lengthy manifesto the Irish peo-
pie of America in which after referring
% their moral and financial support in
ne past he says 1T becomes his task to
'estore the unity of the Irish parlia- |
nentary forces which was temporarily |
destroyed by the hasty and meddlesome
of English politicians and |
he sudden panic among young recruits
econded by a few malcontents. He |
Isks that delegates whom he IS sending |
o America to more fully explain his
'ositlon be extended a favorable recep- |
ion and hearing and that aid be extend
d as in the past.
BERLIN, March l6.-Dr. Ludwig Wind
horst, the parliamentary leader of the
'atholic party in Prussia, who has been
Ill for some time past, died
t 8:15 o'clock yesterday morning. He
Tas born January II, 1912. DR.. Wind
hurst at midnight was merely able to
-hisper replies to inquiries as to his
Ondition. Suddenly, however, his voice
sGurne1 and he evidently imagined
nat be. was in the Reichstag, demanding
/ an impassionate address in favor
the abelishment of the law expelling
ne Jesuits from Germany. The veteran
'ader's voice when he delivered the ad-
ress could be clearly heard through
lree rooms. He never spoke after hav-
lg concluded his remarks upon that
i'll. In the Reichstag today President
Ievetzow delivered a most affecting
llogy upon his death.
AFTER PARNELL.
DUBLIN, March 16.-The Nationalist
ne new McCarthyite S organ, says today
nat Mr.. Parnell's manifesto is as stupid
3 his Sundy speeches. Its readers will
i'll find it as mystifying as tie ''fifteen
uzzle" or "pigs in clover" The Irish
lines today remarks that Mr.. Parnell's
lst effort to win freedom by censtitu-
onal means begins where all these
began and end in a fund,
FROM CUBA.
WASHINGTON, March 16.-The Spanish
linister in Washington today received
calegram from the captain general of
uba declaring that there are no signs
[ revolution or disorderly outbreak of