New-York tribune., 1894-01-07

RESTORING ORDER IN SICILY.
Nc3 LEADERS IN NEARLY ALL THE DIS
TuRRED TOWNS ARRESTED
THE SITUATION IMPROVING THROUGHOUT THE
ND-REVOLUTIONISTS SAID TO HAVE
BEEN HELPED BY GERMANS AND
FRENCuNEN - MORE RESERVES
ORDERED To SERVICE.
Ccopyr,gnt 1894: By ne rnn,d Press.)

ORDERED TO SERVICE.
(Coppr,7nti 1894; BY Me rnn,d Tresa)
Rome, Jan G.-Dspatches from Palermo say
that the mot leaders in nearly all the Sic.lian
towns which have been disturbed by riots We're
arrested last night. Evidence was found by the
police IN several cities that the German Socialists
as well as the Frenchmen have spent money in
Sicily 10 spread the propaganda Of their cause.
The arrests Of Socialist leaders have awed the
ignorant rev0lutOnlsts greatly. Deputy de Felice
was regarded az infallible and invulnerabe by
his more ignorant followers. and his Incarceration
has injured his prestige noticeably. The effect
was apparent In the Government reports received
from Sicily to-day and private dispatches con-
firm the official statement that the situation on
the island Is much more satisfactory.
Tho manifesto issued by General Moro dl
Lavrano. Prefect Of Palermo. suspends the right
# meeting. decree prolonging bills Of ex-
change two months Is expected
Napoleon Colajauni. Socialist Deputy for
CastrogiDyann, Sicily. has conferred with Cen
eral Moro iii Lavriano. and with the Projects
sanction. has sent out manifesto TO all dis
turbod districts In his manifesto Cclajanni
urges the people 10 restore order as the Govern
mcnt is engaged in bettering the condition Of the
workingmen and deserves. at least for time,
their confidence. People bnaking the peace. he
says are fools or traitors. This manifesto prob
ably viii help the Government greatly In calm
ing the people
\ search or Deputy de Fcces house In Rome
has resulted in seizure of several letters adj
dressed to him from Paris by Sgnor Clprani.
the Socialist exile
After searching Deputy De Felices house the
police arrested priest. who is believed to be
and al ~ ba "a
The priest tried to escape by secret door from
his house 10 the church when he heard the police
coming He was caught with boXful OF papers
In his arms and. together with his sister and
clerk. was taken directly TO police station.
II Is supposed that the priests house has been
tho rendezvous of the revolutionary Sicilian3
living IN Rome.
Tho Central Socialist Committee in Palermo
has issued defiant manifesto concerning the
arrest Of De Felicc and other Socialists The
Government has decided 70 apply exceptional
measures at once. Premier Crspi has teegraphed
orders that numerous communal councils shall
To- dissolved at once. and that the troops called
ont FOR service shay start without delay for
sicily
\ priest in Iar,enico has been decorated by the
King for bravery in trying to quiet mob. All
Sicilian officials have been warned that those
failing 10 do their duty Will be vigorously pun
ish"d.
The army class of 1868 has been called out for
service. Palermo is still quiet. despite the
curing rumors that the provincial revolution
lists are gathering to attack the city. Many
families i'm the city have been 20 alarmed by
these unfnunded ruWors that they hav" stored
provisions in their cellars and have hidden their
small articles OF value
Several manifestocs from small groups of
Socialists have been issued to-day. In both
Milan and Naples the Socialists have repeated
their protests against the Governments course
in Sicily
\ ,rain carrying troops bound for Sicily came
into collision with another passenger train at
As,lano near Sienna to-day Three men were
killed and several others. most of them soldiers,
N piurel