New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
MORE TROOPS FOR SICILY.
NEARLY 5000 MEN EMBARK FROM
NAPLES.
GENERAL MORRA DI LAVRIANO TO START oN
A TOUR OF THE IsLAND-THE POPE DENIES
KNOWLEDGE OF FRENCH INTRIGUES-
HEAVY LOSS IN ONE OF THE
RECENT RIOTS.

Rome, Jan. 11.-If Sicily remains as quiet as
at present General Nora di Lavrianc the COM
mander-n-chief there. will soon start on tour
of the island a thorough censorship OF the
press has been established in Palermo
Father Urso who was arrested here on account
of his relations to the Socialist Deputy Giuseppe
de Felice will be removed to Palermo
Nearly 5000 more troops embarked to-day at
Naples for Sicily.
In Central Italy. where an outbreak against
the Governments Sicilian policy has been feared.
the temper of the people has changed and they
Low are fttng the troops starting for Sicily.
The excursion steamship Sibilla was sunk in
a collision after leaving Naples to-day. Ihe
engineer and a priest and his niece were
drowned AS the first report Of the accident
said that the steamship was loaded with troops
a great crowd gathered at the Naples docks ana
remained there until correct account Of the
accident given.
An Internal machine, loaded with revolver
cartridges. exploded outside of the Casino in
Ancona, a port of Central Italy, last night,
but little damage was done. Explosions took
place at about the same time in several other
towns IN the Province of Ancona.
The representative of THE United Press" to-
dav had an interview with Monsignor Carin,
Sicilian prelate. who enjoys the confidence OF
the Pope on the situation in Sicily. Monsignor
Carini said that he approved the measures that
had been taken by Prime Minister Crspi
against the Fasci del Lavoratori. the Sicilian
Socialist society. He also approved OF the ar
rest of Deputy Giuseppe de Fece. the Socialist
leader Monsgnor Carin added that the deaths
that were caused by the recent conIlclS III
Sicily ought TO weigh heavily upon the con-
science of Signor de Felice. as he could have
averted the troubles in the island. lie blamed
the agitators for giving the Fasci del Lavoratoil
a religious character. and for iomenuNs 'hc
rsines by cries O "Vive la CrOcihsso.'
He related how SignOr de Felice tiled 10 carry
on a similar propaganda in Rome through some
priests who acted in good faith lie also re-
called how several Sicilian bishops IN pastordIs
had invited the rich TO ameliorate the condition
of the peasants. Monsignor Carim concludcI
the interview by saying he believed that the
clergy had great mission in the island ana
he hoped that a kindly word from the rope
would assist them in their good WORK.
London. Jan. 1.-THE Rome correspondent oi
the Central News says: The Pope received on
January S. a deputation of Roman aTistocrats
In speaking with them he repudiated mag
nantly the suggestion that he was aware OF the
alleged French intrgues in Sicily l was Dorm
in italy he said. and | love my iatherianp
The man who does not love his fatherland IS
unworthy Of Gods blessing
During the recent rioting in Misilmeri. Sicily
the mob drove out The troops, killing SIX ii ana
woundng twenty. The troops then Ie-entered
the town. killing ard woundinC rioters by scores
The troops remained victorious"
Palermo; Jan. ia telegram ,rI. from ,,..Sins kns
is in answer to address sent to him by Gen
eral Nora di Lavriano Military Commander ~
Sicily, on the occasion OF the anniversary oi lhe
death Of King Victor Emanuel. January :, ana
has produced an excellent impression. The King
recalls the sacrifices Sicily made for italian
unity, and expresses the hope that the same
sentiments still survive. He declares that the
ameliora ton OF the economic condition of Sicily
is his supreme aspiration.