The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-18
RAGE OF THE MAFIA.
sictlians In America Howling
Loudly for Vengeance.
NOT i plpLoixATlo QUESTION.


80oEYH. March 17.-fSpec11l. t-Ine
1t61ianb ofthis city hsld : meeting today
lotake action on the recent killing Of their
eountrymen IN New Orleans. A resolution
Was adopted thst, while they deplored
deeply tie murder Of Chief Hennsssy, they
stronely condemned the Wholesale slaugh-
~ b lynch law, where possibly innocent
lives have been sacrificed. A copy was
autographed 70 the Italian minister at
WaShtngton City. Several hundred Ital-
lans ars residents IN Roslyn, but none arc
known 70 b members Of the Maid. Those
living here are Of the better class, and
rood c1tfsens.
sAn FxArcrsco, March fiat meet
Ing 81 Italians here tonight the speakers
denounced the New Orleans lynching - .
Moody crime and . barbarous butchcry.
RS1oluttons calling on the government at
Waahington City for reparation were
adoptod and cabled to the premier and the
minister o. foreign STAIRS Of Italy. and
also autographed 70 Secretary Blaine. A
telegram Of sympathy vas sent to the
Italians at New Orleans.
Boeron, March ia meeting under the
ouSpices Of the italian colony was held at
Faneui1 hall tonight to protest against the
recent killing Of italian prisoners in New
Orleans. Nearly 5000 people attended.
6everal speeches were made, and resolu-
d0ns Of protest adopted.
Loxpon. March 17.-The 81. james Gazette
today says it = curious to find the people
o. Italy lamsnting the death Of the Malta
oonspirators at New Orleans. They were
uyetches who had been driven out Of their
nwn country q pests Of society. The grief
- Marquis di Rudin for the men who
have been Iynched would not be long or
very profound. II the Malta had not emf
grated they would have received equally
@ short shrift from the Sicilian vigilantes.
NEw ORLEArs, March Nudge MARI
to-day charged the grand jury in regard to
Saturdays killing. He recited the facts
Ii the matter, and concluded:
e n NOT my purpose now to do more than
Give this matter in charge 10 you, and do 90
with evsEy confidence that there will be NO
hAs&y q ill-considerod results, but that your
i1vootieatiou viii DO In accord with your apprs-
e1ol1on Of he iacts - they may come 70 your
tnowisdge.
The grand Jury examined q number Of
witnesses this afternoon. Mayor Shake
Dpoo1e has received letter purporting to
uotifying him that parkcrgon, Wickliffe
chief assassins had not yet been caught.
The police think the letter hoax. Father
1anorita has written letter retracting
The charge that Joseph Provenzano be-
lonsed to the Malta.
The Na6s warning received by w. s.
Paterson, who led the citizens movement
o. Saturday, does not make him feel un-
easy, although there may be some founda-
ZION for it. Parkerson treats the letter
lightly. He knows II hair Of his head
Was touched it would result in terrible
punishmsnt Of the Italians and Sicilians.
The result Of the events Of Saturday is
that Protcnxano and Marranca arc &C.
cusing each other Of being mcmbers of the
Malta, snd from this some important facts
nay become known.
The records Of the registration ONCE Of
IL city show thst Antonio Marchcsi reg
isteEsd - . voter October 8. He was ono
Of the -four that the Italian consul claimed
were still italian subjects. No record was
found Of the other three.
Wnnru0roH, Del, March l7.-Ex-Sccre-
tasy Bayard says he sees no basis on which
the Italian government could CLAIM in-
demnity for the men killed In New Or
leans. There Is no discrimination against
Italians By American citizens. The case
was not parallel to the Wyoming massacre
Of Cinnamon, in which indemnity was
allowed.
NAsHvnLE. March 1.-THE Italians Of
this city have passed resolutions Of sympa-
thy with the Italians Of New Orleans, and
ask the Italian minister at Washington
City and the consul at New Orleans to pro-
test to the Italian government against the
wilfUi murder by lawless mob, and de-
nand full reparation and punishment of