The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-21

Asselta, Prof. E. Michilangelo, editor Of
DEco dHalia; DR.. Roversi. editor Of II
ProGresso; B. Clambelle, editor OF the
CTistoTero Colombo, and George Francis
Train.
DENOUNCED At PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 20.-A meet. i.
ing Of Italians, called for the purpose of
protesting against the killing of their fell
low countrymen at New Orleans, was held
here this afternoon. Chairman Emanuel
Needle made two short speeches upon the
same lines, in English and Italian, in which
he said they were there not TO protest
against the United States government
but against mob law. 1--WE, as Italians, !"
he said, do not recognize any such thing
as the Malta. There is no such thing. Il
is simply a bugbear. We denounce any
such organization as this secret society, il
it exists, but it does not. We are here to
obey the law, and we think Italians will
make as good citizens as any other nation
ality.n
The following resolutions we're then read
and adopted by a standing vote, every
Italian in the room rising with uplifted
hands:
q Solued, That we denounce the ass assination
as being cruel and cowardly in the extreme, as
without warrant and cause, and as being
most disgrAceful TO a civilized community.
heSotDeu, Iudb we SIlSnatlI6 ana cOnu3mn
the New Orleans authorities for the lack of
government which led to the killing by the
mob, of those helpless unfortunates who were
then under the supposed protection Of the law.
RESOLVED, That we hearty applaud the
prompt and energetic action displayed by the
Italian and United States governments.
ORDERLY BUT ANGRY.
PITTsBURG, Pa, March 20.-A general
mass meeting of Italian residents of this
city was held in Turner hall tonight. The
place holds 5000 people and was
crowded to the doors. Several rep
resentative merchants addressed the
crowd In both their native and the
American tongue, and their remarks were
even tempered, but severe in their denun-
citation of the so-called hasty action of the
New Orleans people. Cneno, the court in
terpreter, counseled quiet and observance
of the laws Of their adopted country. and
at the close Of his address the great
crowd of foreigners fled slowly
toward their several settlements
in this city. 1t is noted, however, that dur
ing the meeting resolutions iercely 'con-
demning the murder of our New Orleans
brothers" etc., and asking the government,
which they had sworn to support. to punish
"the perpetrators Of the outrage" were car
ried with a vehement. sibilant Isl" that
was unanimous.
DAGOES COURT A THRASHIN0.
TORONTO. ONT, March 20.-In reply to q
communication from the United States
Michael Basso, an Italian interpreter here,
says Canada can be depended upon to sup
ply 900 armed Italians co avenge the men
killed in the New Orleans Jail in the event
of the Italian government falling to secure
redress from the United States govern
ment.
NEwARK's ITALIANS MEET.
NEWARK, N. j., March 20.-The Italians
of this city held big meeting tonight tc
take action on the New Orleans affair
Speeches we're made in Italian and Englisr
denouncing the killing of the Italians. Reso
lutions were passed calling on the govern,
ment to see that justice be done.
THE LYNCHERs THANKED.
HASTINGS, NEB.. March 20.-The board
of trade has adopted resolutions rendering
to Parkerson and many thousands Of other
loyal citizens of New Orleans the approva
of the action taken by them in the lynchine
of the Malta criminals.