The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-23
STILL RI0TING IN ITALY.
THE hIGUEs-MORTEs INCIDENT RE-
GhRDED As CLOSED.

Italy Satisned with Frances Explanation
In the Mntter-Tho Stoning OF y French
Consulate and Other Hostile Denon.tr.-
ton. May Have Hnstened the Decisiou.
ROME. Aug. 22.-This seml- ON cial ann ounce
mont was made this evening: Admiral Brin.
Minister OF Foreign Affairs. has instructed
Signor Ressman. Italian Ambassador to
France. to inform the French Government
In view Of its spontaneous dismissal OF the
Mayor Of Algues- Mortes. the Italian Govern
ment. approaching tho friendly disposition
thus shown, and placing complete confidence
In tho efficient and impartial action Of the
French magistracy for the punishment OF tho
guilty parties. is happy to be able to consider
the incident satisfactorily closed"
The popular Torment arising from the Aigucs-
Mortes affair showed no sign Of abatem ent
to-day. Although there was no riot
ing in this city. the agitation spread In tho
provinces At Milazzo. on the north coast
OF the island OF Sicily mob last night pa
raded the streets and acted in q disorderly
manner. Finally tho leaders Of the rioters
proposed that an attack be made upon tho
French Consulate. The proposal was greeted
with shouts OF approval.
Aiming themselves with stones and other
missiles the mob marched to the Consulate
ing. The escutcheon Of France over the door
way was torn down and seized by the mob. An
attempt was then made to burn II. but the
police arrived and drove the rioters of Some
OF the police saw the escutcheon, and
rushed into the crowd and recaptured it
There was renewal OF the rioting at Genoa
to-day. during which an omnibus was totally
wrecked. The agitation in Genoa, though
nominally directed against the French. is said
to be- actually the work Of Anarchists. who are
ever ready to make riotous demonstrations.
Troops have been sent to the city to assist the
authorities there to preventa recurrence OF
The italian Government is taking steps to
nsht beors
q mob to burn the French En- bassy In Rome. in
revenge for the massacre at Aigues- Mortes;;
Minister Of the Interior. issued a decree or
d derTnG the Suspension from ONCE OF Senator rh
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Police in the district in VIII lch the French En-
6assy is situated. The decree says that the
failure to maintain n order.
IS SiG q GlGlittl has also appSnted commit,
for the allure to carry out the INSTRUCTIONS in
regard to the rStinG given By the Minister'S
IN open spaces. The anti. French asItateTs
pies and Turin. This evening crowds rioted
In the streets Of both cities tore down French
siGns. and threatened French residents. The
Naples Municipal Council has appropriated
10000 lire for the relief Of families that lost
Nom boris In the massacre. A public fund for
the same purpose was opened in Naples to-day.
The T1.lbnnd prints an interview with e1-
Premier Crispt In which he refers to the mas
eacre as a most unfortunate affair. likely to
delay indefinitely the reconciliation OF France
and Italy,.
Ambassador to France. had another Interview
this mornIne with n. Dppuy. Prime Minister
and Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-The Rome correspondent
OF the Central News SAYS that the French Gov
ernm emit has promised to give Italy complete
satisfaction for the Argues Mortes massacre.
The families OF the victims. as we'll as the
workingmen compelled By the ant. italian
agitation to leave the district will be fully in
demniled.
The Paris correspondent Of the Standard
Gays: Tho consequences OF the Agues-
Mortes affair are max Ing themselves felt in
every town whore bodis OF Italian workingmen
are EN- ployed
The excitement ia growing intense in tho
italian colony OF Narcotics. The, SOU: under
the caption Assez d. Insults." protests bitterly
against the efforts Of the Italian press to trans
form a mere local dispute into an international
difficulty"