The morning call., 1894-06-28
Italians Will Issue q
Weekly Paper.
RESULT or THE DISTURBANCE
Claim They Are Not Properly
!. -, Represented.
*cAEEdARis WAS NOT AFRAID.
BorreO und Others Say That the
:. !. Italian Colony VIII Not Submit
=. -. 10 Z Boss.
RESULT or THE DISTURBANCE

4 was Quiet IN the Italian colony yes
ter0ny. Inc disturbance Of the previous
night, while the subject Of excited con-
.ulanf generally, was n0t in any danger OF
being repeated, for the simple reason ID at
joseph CRlegaris and his friends had not
the slightest Intention Of trying to hold
rneT nesting. Their experience OF Tues
DAY night was enough for them. Joseph
Calegaris denies thaI he was friEhtened at
the demonstration. He wants il distinctly
understood that ne acted as if II we're rhe
m9st natural thing in the world. 'Why,
/ was laughing" ns explained yesterday.
THAT sort Of thing couldn', frighten
me"
The opposition crowd who captured
the GaTibaldl Hall are not going 10 let the
matter rest. They claim that the orig
inators Of the movement hRd q sordld n O.
i've ID essaying 10 hold s. meeting. Il
pointed out that CalegRris has the sign,
''Pharmacie FTaucaJse." over his apDthe-
sary's shop. FuEaZzi is the agent aers Of
the French transatlantic line, while
SRla, chief Of the Mutual Benevolent So
cietys is also q stakeholder Of The French
bank. II was IL order 10 curry favor with
their French patrons, say the malcontents.
that they tried &c have q meeting.
'toIhey must provide for their families.
al. Is il not SO ?'' said C. Borre0 Of the
Re becehino. 'fNsry well. We ssy nOrn-
Ing IL ordinary times. We say il Is g0oG
10 provide for ones family. Bua thew
must not uss our patriotism TO adve tise
Ihsir business. That Is Infamous, Is II not
sO9 aa. Joseph CalegsrIs mas q sian
received across me mouth h assumes
10 control the Italian colony. An RDOtne-
cary To control q. COO 1CesmeD, Never.
That cannot be. We are Italians we love
or country. IS il not SO? We condemn
SantO as Dut al anarchist; he Is without
: country. These people, TINS fug8ZZI
auc CHisgarls, what have they 10 say Of
a IgueS- n OrteS OF Of francesca C-lspt5
CaIegarisswiI know now Inat if he wishes
20 have French store, well and good.
one viii nterfere. He nas z family, Is il
not SO But he must moi Insult Italia S.
There were twU factions prominent II
tne DreRkIDg Up OF tns tTariDaldI HaI
meeting. One, whose circular was pub-
lJ6heo yesterday. called on Italians 10
break uL the meeting. The other was
mideT aBO asked the people 10 stay away
and by their absence show their disappTe-
baton Of the ma Ter. IDis enc u the
Af1Rir was organized bv Luigi MuZio aDG
g. MorganG, editors Of the erita, weekly
publication. Ii was besides signed by
over loo names. some o. which were also
signed 20 TIE other document II eZ
pressed the sentiments 0f the large NUN Der
Z
meeting. but did not seek 60 make dis
turbancs. Il reads;
I've the undersigned Italians, grieveo
n 1he assasB inRtlOn of President Garn0J.
and having seen IN the papers q the cali
EnE Of & meeting by committee VINO want
10 protest. we ThInk that II Is our duty 60
protest lp Our Turn against this call
First. because granted that IL Is our
DUTY 80 arise against the RSSassIn. though
the man killed Is not al Italian. we think
f-ni lar o 10
urotest- especially as when the members
OF tnaf committee do nOt protest a1 al
- V heI tine hand Of another assassin tried 10
XII or felIow-cItiZsB and Premier, traD-
-eescO GrlsDl.
Second. because among the members OF
p the committee We fail tO see q single nams
Ola workinEman: we fail 70 recognize IN
tnoss members the right 70 speak ID the
name 0f tbls c5iony.
@ third. because there is still alive IN
the heart the bitter fsslinE fOT the oceuT-
TeUcH a. Aigues-AlOrtes.
eve address this circular TO al true Itai-
sIans,s 9DeEgInE them nut 20 take part II SAID
meeting and 90 demonstrate by their alb
q sence that II We dsDiOTe the assassination
We dOu'I want 10 show II the same time
any sympathy with nation that mas no
sympathy with AS. " 2 protest against the
.bumlIiati0u 20 v hIch the committee would
sUlject the Italian name
Evidently the more uery circular had
their feelings DY going 10 the now GELS
DrzteCa meeting. Among Italians whose
names are subscribed To the circulars much
feeling Is eNpTess=d against the. TWO Italian
-i0urnaIs. II uTdsT to express their teei-
InGs better The opposition vill adopt the
AICEEep innovation II journalism anu
will bring out a'DRDer OF next Saturday TO
apDear once, but on future occasions when
fnunC necessary. L. BOTreo, Who arrived
. thirty davs ago from Denver. with some
p othsTs. .7have formed tbemselves into q eOm-
j. InPbtee anu collected funds for the purpose.
.. Borreoa waited Oh Editor CTispi OF La
ore Yesterday, and he will probably
write the new paper. Its name Is not yet
decided uDsn.
Said CrISDi vssteraay: personally
an ID favor OF the opposition 10 that meet
ing 10 my editorial capacity / an writ
lng for La N0cs i is true that i have
been asked to edit the new paper, which
viii appear II one issue. CalegaTis and
mis- cOmnanions 90 not represent the
Italian colony. and il was bad taste, to say
the least Tor them, 20 try 70 hold meeting
in the present seate Of Italian 1esllng.
Editor MUrbiQ Oi LItalla says RnO
made. ssWe win MAKE s. ght reiereuce 10
the affair. said Mr. M0rDio. because we
do, not want 10 make TIE bitter feeling
worss. We had no IDEA it was SO 0eep."
4Dr Peseia was not inclined 20 attach
mich lmDortance 10 The affair. 81 was
ebnllitiOn OF feeling, that was all, be
safd with ali the attacks nn Italians IL
France. II cannot be expected thar our
IIalfans should feel very good.
Joseph Caiagaris denies that there was
any .Maha in the work az Garibaidi HaI,
and SO do all the Italians se@n Yesterday,
They maintain that the ronDie Was an