Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-16

81 cannot sce,n said Representative
Morrow, o. California, show this affair
can become mn international issue. The
vengeance u the mob wns not directed
! against the Italians ~ "A race, but 1T n
band Of supposed municrcrs who e.
capped their deserts by miscarriage Of
Justice. II seems 10 me the only action
TO he taken Is for the relatives Of the
murdered men TO sue the city OF New
Otlean. for damages on tho ground
that the city failed 10 furnish proper
protection. II was not race riot Ia
any sense oithe word"
isDIoNATioS UNIVERSAL.
LosDoN, March 1.-THE Nous, com.
m.niing on the lynrhing Of Italians In
New Orlcins,s,ys: "italy'a Indignation
Is shared by the whole civilized world.
In nearly all such cases In America
corruption Is at the root u the evil.
The Americans are Mt once the most
patient and most impatient people IN
the world. When they have grown
tired OF any grievance they move 10
their revenge with the swiitncss u a
hawk
The P0st says Saturdays occurrence
In New Orleans will form deplorablc
page In American history.
IN TIrE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
RoME, March is.-1he ROOrma de.
nounces the New orleans lynching ~
an outrage, aud says II IL disgrace to
the United States that such acts are
possible within it, borders. Slgnor
Breganke will intrfpcllale the govern.
ment In Parliament regarding the
affair.
ALL DrAiASD PREPARATIONS.
NEw YomS, March l5.-H Progreao
Naio americana, the leading Italian
paper of this city, has n savage editor
ial ON the New Orleans killing, saying
n more horrible tragedy has never been
committed even among the most lar
liarous tribes. All narratives, confirm
tho fact Of the taclt acquicscncc and
conniyanco Of prominent citizens, and
impunlty In the face Of the law. There
fore the more severe must he the nc.
count aud explanation asked. The
editor having telegraphod for opinions
from different italian papers through
out the country, has received many
replies, NIL deeply dcpi0ring the killing
and demanding rcpamtion.
EXCUSE oF TIm PRISON OFFICIALS.
NEW ORLEANS, March l5.-The city
wore H. usual Sunday aspect, and
there was no sign Of unusual excite.
mcnt. Crowds continued to visit the
scene Of tho lynchlng, although few
were admitted inside the prison. The
prison officials are lnceised by tho
censurc Of their failure 10 make more
formidable defense. They say they
did not give up the keys, aud when
tue crowd broke IN all the officers were
ut their posts. Had they fired ON the
crowd, II would have caused the storm.
ing aud perhap, the destruction Of the
prison aud the sacrifice Of many limo.
cent lives within aud outside the jail.
THE LAST MTEs.
Father O'i.csry OF the Jesuits this
morning performed the last sacred
rites u the church over the body VI
the elder Marchesi, who was sho, yes
terday, and said mass for the reposc OF
the souls Of the slain. II was hn i'm.
rrcssivc spectacle. The sicilian sur
vivors, gathered together IN onc Of the
more comfortable rooms at the parish
| prison, were given more liberties than
| uslhl. lncy WtIt tlhttTtly thhnhiul
for their escape from death.
All the victims were buried today.
NIarcheai, Monosteri aud Trapina were
unclaimed up 10 noon, and the charity
wagon took them 10 the potter's field.
Polite and Comltz were followed 10
the grave by n single carriage and la
BagnettO's case the hearse went alone.
The others had large and well at
tended funeral.
TINE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
is known to be still at work, aud, II Ia
said, tomorrow Will he Detective OiMal.
| ley's day OF reckoning. The Jury will
also 10 attended 20, hut probably
| through the courts, ~ II Is PROPOSED 10
| obtain evidence IN the case Of those
| who were brlbcd. One Of the Jurors II
said to have confessed already. The
State had evidence against several be-
fore the verde, was announced. TIE
grand Jury will indict one Juror on
! Tuesday and more will follow. Fore
man J. NJ. 5eligman has gone to Gin
cinnatl.
THE INNOCENT OFFICIALS.
Attorney General Rogers said today.
'rrhe grant Jury Ia In session aud We
have In full operation all the means
aud modes OF enforcing the laws. |
have no doubt those charged with
official duty viii act firmly, Justly aud
fcarleasly."
Superintendent OF Police Caster,
when asked what steps ho intended 10
take, said he could not arrest the COM
munity.
Governor Nichols said the Italian
consul called on him yesterday moru-
ing and asked Interference and protcc-
ton for tho Italian subjects In the par.
ish prison, who were threatened with
mob violence. The matter had not
been called officially 10 the Governors
attention AMI u call for tho military
would have to come through the mayor
Of the city. No such demand had been
made. When the consul called on the
Governor the crowd had already start
Cd for the prison.
Mayor Shakespeare says his aid had
not been invoked, aud when lac
reached his office 1t was all over. lie
had not asked any aid OF the governor.
Delegation.
NEW YORK., March l5.-James ].
O'Nelly, John O'C0nnor, W. IL. X,
Redmond aud Henry Harrison, dele