Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-03-19

Chief of polica Hannnssv and whose trial
has been oning On sinse Fobrnapv 16th
were acquitted last night six Of the mum.
Der were acquitted outright and three by a
disagreement of the jury.
INC verdict was received with dlssatis-
asSaat nc lHIafs wefS n e on ;ns
agai I IL ,y;li he tbeid - p'o's''ii's
The indignation over the verdict is gen.
ernl The district-attorney shares in the
general consternation
After meeting Of outraged, indignant
clll5ens az Sl,ly statue, adjournment was
a,,rro,, !" ls9 risti lriSoii when "is soli
The doors w Wy for"ed onc% and Il L
known that i've or six Of tie Sicilian as
sassins have been either shot or hanged.
ONLY Two SUSPECTS SPARED.
II ia nov definitely asccrtnined that nil
the prisoners that were on trial yesterday
were killed except in Cardonia NIatriangy
md the Marchesi boy. The killed are
Manuel IalietZ ilelro MonastaiTo, An,
MINI MN 9u TN LEU INNS ta,,; i,aaoatte
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Reports supplemental to the dis
patches published in the papers on
Saturday show that the fury of the mob
in New Orleans that morning, directed
against the acquitted Italian murderers
of Chief Of Police Hennessy, was not
satisfied until II had been put to death
-nlne shot wlthln the prison ana TWO
Mahseu on lie oulSi''e sr ~ hd1llgs %
I1e victims Wuie' nialnel a.; loere u:
Iletip n W ,I A t 9oaLleui
vo'epl. 'taoii.o", HiiIoiii,1 iIilusi'
A A sllet.}, riaiih n'oiiielo, I'm
oaVius3' notC" 'aelaooi' oiialies Aae'
i"iilu' lHp'o.to NSIiiil,e1'
- pi"SIeoH iissi , 9 l'iavoi my si,oS
reIStuit lieiioii WIZ mas ~ eitinetlH
ciutliea anu atuii.S w y iioii1is ~ W
nepN' iiiillet i a eiishN Nuui,u. tuii3oH
Maf l q iiai,sea ~ ANY pc. ~ INN !.
W. \, fro,,i ~ tho wilson ma otbers
were shot IN the cells.
VI or those who met the yenreance Of
the mob politz. Monasterio and Scaffedi
were the trio upon whom the Jury were
unable 10 agree as 10 their p1ilt. The
others we're tinlried prisoners.
Tho three who eseaned the SLAUGHTER
of the mob we're Bastiano Incardona,
Aspcrl Marchesi (the boy1 and Charles
Matranpa. There was ali through the
trial much sympathy for the boy Mar.
chest while inc state three DAYS nTo
abandoned the case against Bastiano
lncardona for want Of sufficient evil
dcnce
w,.rrrnrvos a., r,r sronM
I, ,...
f0pulitr ilaigha.t.on ~ tne surprising
verdict was lhtehsliiea oy me reJolhings
o. lne prisoners ahu tneir irlenus' me
itailah nv WIS holsteu ~ tle mast
ae'lNs ~ ali the oys.er 1 anu ilsning ooa1 US
~ PoIt, Miiile W .iic FRENCH ~. ilaIkcl az
u ~ WIN naililcIs dhs, puhtllis'
ha sAnlerlcall Iass owned oy the
oysleIlhell we're placeu ilail -inase, ana
geneinl r9Julclhg was hau ~ the 9iclilan
quarter IL was tllelr ho'lr lor reJolcihg'
HEADING CITIZENS FAVOR MOB LAW.
{ The public meeting held at Henry
Clay statue Saturday morning was in
response to call signed by GO leading
citizens, which ended in the significant
words, "Come prepared for action"
Five thousand people responded, and
after speeches from w. S. Parkerson,
John c. Wicklffe and others the crowd
became thoroughly excited and cried
"I.et's hang themr' "Hang themp'
Similar expressions rang out from all
sides.
The signal to march was then given,
and away the crowd went down Royal
street at q brisk walk. There was no
shouting or yelling, but a silent, steady
march like soldiers going to battle. On
the way to the prison many of the mon
succeeded in arming themselves with
shot-guns and rifles, which must have
been secured in convenient houses. II
was exactly half-past 10 O'Clock when
the grim old prison was reached by the
mob. CAPTAIN Lem Davis, who is in
command of the iail. refused 10 admit
the crowd. He was laughed at They
demanded the KEYS, but he refused x
short parley was held with the captain
who said that he would NOT do anythinG
unless ordered by Sheriff Gabeyjller
who was not present While this mar.
lev was being held some individual we'll
acquainted with the prison suggested
that-a wooden door on Marais Street
could be broken open.
part OF inc CROWD sought the deslg-
ab,,,t ,,dGini,o ~, antronca IL ~ go Nc
Joor 10 2.'i rni9r ~, thnu Win ,1ani,s and
bIlats ~ SS6nd battar9i Gaan M s, msiI.
Sanr Min lac No tha caa,ain,s nc;
Uatn ,,tfiea n snrg.d tbe strngri;nn
, nos ~ I,,,anity AMI whom ahanf I'M iaf
NOD afrontad ~ sn ~, No donr ,Ios
barrad 90 oa r. tean bacIs The mob
.1yhich noy s,,raad NM swarmed ornnni
tbn nld In h,, iT az" II ,vas an nr r
c o,.o A. ~ +. si,,, al, ,ua;,aJ
sMSdonl ~ ~ 's roSa - - siiy w"ivu es
baarJ +, ~ ael liil AZ. d En- ~, was
aen,io - r sona r, iihe .hal iiue ~
ooua y, oaiie ~, ioMills 'lecs ie =
H I ~, ye,'e., w cloWu. Allovne. y.
ae I Il .,lo an.nei ie!oIL' 'iieh allotiiel
nnu tr .,ipm t W LII u.'ai .he people gase
up .tsihs rT :" heel gu accurate t count q