The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-23
ITALY FIGHTING MAD.
HUMOROUS AMERICAN JOURNALISM
A POSSIBLE CACUS BELLI.


Tho Bitterness of Feeling Against tho
Uuited States Intensified by tho Politi-
cians-Tho Dismissal of Minister Por-
ter-Blainc has Nothing to Say.
ROME, April 1O.-It is reported that
if the United States Government does
not answer the note from the Marquis
lmperlali by tomorrow. Minister Porter
will be ordered to leave Italy, and the
! whole Italian legation at Washington
will be recalled, Italian interests in
Washington to be left in charge Of the
British Minister.
REvULSION OF FEELING.
LONDON, April 1O.-Tonight's ad-
vices from Italy represent the Rudini
cabinet as deeply hurt by American
comment on the Italian difficulty, and
that there is consequently reyulsion
of feeling in favor of aggressive meas
ures. 1t is said that King Humbert
has received from the editor of an Ital-
ian newspaper in America q package of
American newspapers containing pic
lures ridiculing His Majesty and be-
hitting the power and dignity of Italy.
| one picture in particular, representing
the King as Il monkey, gave great Of
Tense. Italian blood is again boiling,
and something startling is anticipated
| WlInln lew days.
SECRETARY BLAINE CALM AND SERENE.
w ASllINGTON, April 1O.-Secretary
| ljlalne was shown the Rome and Lon
don cable dispatches tonight Dy rep
reSentatlve Of the United Press, report
ing revusion Of feeling in Italy In
| favor OF aggressive measures toward
the United States and determination
on the part of the Italian Government
to order Minister Porter to leave Italy
and to recall the remnant of the Italian
legation now at Washington. The Sec
rotary read the dispatches carefully and
simply remarked: mot a word relative
TO all these reports has reached the de-
Dartment. No credit is given to the
rumors. They seem to be sensational"
| Beyond this Secretary Blaine would
have nothing to say about the Italian
imOroglo.
| BON VOYAGE, BARON.
NEW York, April 1O--Baron FaYa,
the recalled Italian Minister, left the
| Victoria Hotel tonight for the French
| line steamer LagaScOgne, and will leave
these shores Tor home early in the morn
ing.
IONpnN, April ll.-A Rome dispatch
says everybody is on the qui vive for
the next act in the Italian American
drama. Crispi has openly stated that
the Rudini Cabinet dare not make a se-
riOus demand for redress upon the
United States. and that the Italian peo-
pie have been held up to ridicule by the
> Vacillation Of the Ministry.
The statement that American utter
amces have had an influence in provok-
. ing Il hostile feeling is confirmed. In
y addition to the press dispatches, the
Consul General at New York has kept
his government fully informed of the
:, editorial expressions of the press of that
city. These are considered as extremely
: obnoxious in their tone of contempt for
+, Italy strength. both naval and military.
= The caricature which is said to have Civ
ell personal OlenSe to King Humbert is
one in which Il monkey figures with the
crown Oh its head and features bearing q
resemblance to those of the King. The
clerical or Vatican faction are alleged to
nave circulated widely wood cuts of
these carcatureS, as showing American
hatred and contempt for the Quirinal
Altogether, whatever the outcome of
the difficulty, the feeling toward Ameri.
ca in high Italian circles is very bitter.
Among the lower orders the complica-
ton is having contrary effect. The
people seem to anticipate that the gates
OF the American paradise are about to be
Shut on Italians, and there is q rush to
get in before they close. The shores are
throngcd with Intending emigrants, and
families, from patriarch to cabe, can be
seen trudging along the highways that
lead to the points of departure. The
authorities are making efforts to dis
courage emigration, but without effect
SENSATIONAL RUMORS CONFIRMED.
ROME, April 1l.-Several newspapers
OF this city today confirmed the report
that in the event of the Italian Govern
ment not receiving reply to its last
communication to the American State
Department with regard to the New
Orleans massacre by April 14th, the min
lister of the United States to Italy, Mr.. A.
&. Porter, will be requested to withdraw
from the country.
MIR. BLAINE HAS NOTHING TO SAY.
w WASHINGTON, April 1l.--Secretary
Blaine has not decided whether he will
make public any additional correspon-
dence with the Italian Government CON
cernmg the New Orleans affair. Con-
cerning the dispatch from Rome, stating
that Mr.. Porter, the United States Min
lstcr ut Rome. would be ordered to leave
Italy if Mr.. Blaine does not answer the
Marquis lmpcriali's note today, Mr..
Blaine will say nothing further than the
statements made by him last night and
tclegraphed to newspapers throughout
the country covers all be has to say
about the matter.
Daring jail Delivery.
RISSELLY LILLE, Ky, April GA dar
ing and successfully carried out escape
from the county Jail was made here last
evening at $50 o'clock. There were
twelve prisoners in all confined in the
jail. They were allowed the liberty of
the corridors during the day and we're
locked in cells at night. Last evening,
Whcn the Jailer went to put them in
their cells, he found seven of his prison.
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