Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-18

Italians Throughout the Country Will Sen
Protests to Washington.

Italians Throughout the Country VIII send
Protests to washington.
CHICAGO, March lS-Italians in this CITY do
not propose to ''let up in their efforts until
repa-ation has been made for the New Orleans
mob violence. Oscar Durant OF EItalia out
line their intentions today. He said: .'Our
extra tonight will say that il no agreement has
been concluded between the governments by
Sunday We will call grand mass meeting SUM-
day evening in the largest hall in Chicago. We
will protest bitterly against the statements
made by Mayor Shakespeare, Parkerson and
Wickliffe. We will propose that every Italian
society in the United States send us protests
against the acts of the mob and ask reparation.
We will propose, also. that each Italian colony
of the United States form a protesting COM
mittee ready to send q representative to WASH
ington in case 1t be necessary to send q large
delegation to the Capital to formally protest in
the name Of all Italians in the United States
We will prove that the statement published to
the effect that some prominent Italians have
approved the acts Of the mob is q lie"
d. G. o Malley of New Orleans, for whom .
body of citizens were in search with Q noosed
rope for alleged completely with the Maha. is
said to be in Chicago. He left New Orleans and
is reported to have been seen at the Grand
Hotel in Cincinnati on Monday night in COM
psny with Seligman, foreman OF the jury in the
Hennessey case. The rumor is that o Malley
came here from Cincinnati and Is in hiding
with one Of his friends, prominent saloon
keeper. The latter denies that he is here.
DEFENDED BIZ THE ''rHuNDERKR."
LONDON, March 18.-The Times today strongly
defends the New Orleans citizens for the sction
taken in the case of the Malta conspirators
The Times says that the blame should be placed
on the chronic, abiding lawlessness tolerated
by American usage. jury trial Of the sicil-
sox.o t,aa hoox. <<x1 40. g.. -
edge that the life Of any juryman convicting Q
Mafiate was not worth q weeks purchase
Let lawless violence be abandoned by all
means" continues the Times, '.but que les
messieurs les sssassins commencent." (.sLst
Messrs, the assassins. begin.'') IAN the vic
Tins being Ma6ates. it Is impossible TO feel
acute distress. The fact that they were
naturalized Americans viii probably save the
United States from serious international and
federal complications. Italy has too much Of
and will probably not dream Of going beyond
diplomatic representation"
ACTION OF DETROIT rrAL1Axs.
DETROIT, March ls.-The Italian residents of
Detroit assembled ss Colombo Hall last evening
to give expression to their feelings upon the
killing of their fellow-countrymen ct New
Orleans. After . number Of speeches had been
delivered, resolutions similar TO those passsd
elsewhere we're adopted and win BE- sent
TO the italian minister At Warrington.
HUMANITY not RACE coxsIDERxp.
LouuvnLz. Kr., March la-Apropos a ne
continued bowling in Rome and throughout
the Americas and European Italian settlemsnts
over the recent new Orleans lynchingu, this
mornings ouSer-Jownai publishss The fol-
lowing editorial:
.At the time the New Orlsans regulators we're
killing the assassins who had escaped convie-
ton BY bribery and perjury, The men Of The
hfe-aving station ct sandy Hook were, Ct The
peril of their hves. rsscuing TIE crew Of nftsen
hon the Italian bark Unbsrto Prime, ashors
on Romer shoeiA America h hospitabis 70 Al
men and creeds except tAoss Who toaah 60
sination- Heithsr TIE lie Avsrs nor - roxu-
lators asked the nativity of - nsn, but 6Ssy
we're moved only By IL nrst instinst q hunas
uaturs. vhteh kn0Us nothing e pa1koaal1iaa"