The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-09

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RoME. Jan. S-Aecording to dispatches re-
ceived from Sicily to-day affairs are quiet In
that island. Gen. Nora di lavriano. the mill
tary commander Of the island. which IL in =
state OF Siege. has issued an order iorbidding
the company controlling the cable connecting
the island with the mainland to accept any
cipher messages or any messages written in
secret languages
Father Urso, the priest who was arrested ON
Saturday with boxful Of compromising
papers. and who was released yesterday after
showing that the box had been given to him
for sale keeping by the wife OF Gluseppe de
Felice. the well-known Socialist lender and
member OF the Chamber OF Deputies. was
again taken into custody to-day. It having
come to the knowledge Of the police that he IL
acting in concert with De Felice. who IL at
present In Iail mt Palermo.
In cohseluence OF the disturbances that oc-
CURED Yesterday several Anarchists were ar.
nes tS. Today Among the prisoners are several
:, Engineers who have examined the electrto
cutting was done By skilled wofkmen. Sew.
eral OF the work. men have been question ed in
regard to the affair. and those who gave un-
satisfactory answers we're placed under arrest.
The judiciary has decided to prosecute as
lavoratori Of Sicily the Fascio Society OF
Naples, majority OF the members OF which
ar are ,b known to be Anarchists This 4. the nrst
gandh-
:. Gen. I.ayriano has established court mar
tials In Palermo. Messine, and Caltanisaetta.
Deputy de Fellce and those OF his Socialist
before court mart al in Paiermo. Napoleone
Solaianni the Socialist Deputy who went to
der, has written a sharp letter to
peputiss Of saving failed to "' do S'' thsir
through tho island. he said. to urge
qpSn fhe PEOPLE the SNpediensy Of peace
TODAY n the cities Of Payia and Aiessandria.
The leaders shouted for the Sicilians and the
they dispersed without Showing gV aSSt appeared
:, A party Of Anarchists who were cheering for
Deputy he Felice and bis colleagues. attacked
throw stones at the. passengers. One woman
was injured slightly. The Anarchists were
The government is sending to Sicily magis-
trstes selected from the best tribunals. The
island Il Th tsG military nsws fr Sfcial s
exercise relentless censorship at the tele-
graph Offices 10 Stellar cities, curtailinS most
dispatches relating to the riots. amt su ppress-
ing many altogether. Not few newspapers
have been seized. and all are carefully watched.
The dispatches received from Sicily this even
ing reternte the previous announcem emit that
the agitation has abated. and few acts OF vio-
lence have been reported TO-DAY.
Troops are pouring into the island b. thou
sands. Many are now embarking at Reggie
on steamers chartered by the Government to
transport them. The first detachment of the
class OF 1880. about 10. 600 strong started from
the mainland to-day.
Detail q of the conflicts In Sicily last week are
beginning to arrive BY mail About 10 SOL
diera. who were wounded In the riots, are I'M
der treatment in the hospital at Palermo.
The damage done by the inobs in Mazzara,
snlemi. Pietraperzia. Partinico. and Yalguar.
nern IL estimated as high as 81. DOC. 600 lire
tabout Sb.4UO,OOOl. In the fights between soi-
diers and citizens in GibeIllna twenty men
were killed and 100 were wounded.
meeting held at Belmonte MezzaGno near
Palermo on Saturday resolved TO request the
Government to dissolve the local society OF the
Easel del JayoratorL