Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-18
THE WALSBNBURG TRAGEDY To Be Thoroughly Investigated by
 Governor Mcintyre. WILL VINDICATE THE LAW ...--- ------ A Letter From Acting Secretary Uhl-ConSul CuneO Ob-
 taining Data.
WILL VINDICATE THE LAW

DENVER, March Ex-Governor Mcintyre last night gave out a proclamation an- nouncing reward Of S1OQ0 for the arrest and conviction ofthose who were impli cated in the killing Of the Italians at Wal. senburg. He declares his intention 10 give he matter his close personal attention and see that the law is vindicated.
 MESSAGE FROM UHL.
 Governor Mcintyre last evening received the following from Washington:
 DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON, D. O., March 16. ] His Excellency, the Governor of Colorado. Denver, Col:
 Your telegrams with regard to the re- ported killing of certain Italians at Walsen- burg have been re received, and l have com municated their purport to the Italian ambassador, from whom have a note ex- pressing his belief that the federal govern ment will advise the proper authorities of the state of Colorado to cause the persons guilty of the murders 10 be brought before the courts.
 Our treaty oi 1871 with Italy guarantees to Italian aubjects in the United States the most constant protection and security for their persons and property, and that they shall enjoy ia this respect the same rights and privileges as are and shall be gran ted to the natives on their submitting them- selves to the conditions imposed upon the natives. Your dispatches show your ap- preciation of the duty incumbent on the jurlsdictional authorities to use every ef- fort 10 secure to the Italians and all others menaced by unlawful force full protection from wrong doing against them; that the guilty parties will be apprehended, brought to trial and upon conviction duly punished. The assurance is gratifying to the president that in the line of your responsible duty every legitimate means at your command will be employed to protect the imperiled subjects of a friendly power, and chat jus tice will be visited upon all who violate the law to their injury. EDWIN F. UHL,
 Acting Secretary of State.
 ACTING CONSUL CUNEO
 AT wALsENBURe SECURING TESTIMONY
 FoRTHE SPANISH MINISTER.
 WALsENBURG, Col, March 17.-Dr. Cuneo, acting consul for the Italian gov ernment, has been here since Thursday preparing and forwaringlto the Italian am baseador ut Washington reports and testi- mony in connection with the tragedy en- acted here the past week in which three of his countrymen were killed by mob vio- lence and two are missing. The principal facts have been sent to Washington, but the acting consul will remain here a few days longer.
 He states that there will be no haste dis played In the affair and that his govern ment will go slow. He has no commuui- cation with his own countrymen and refnses to see them when they call, saying that he only recognizes and will communi- cate with the proper authorities. He con- demns the exaggerated reports sent out concernieg the people of WHisenburg,y
 Nothing has yet been found of Antonio Gobatto or Pietre Giocabino, the two killed at Bar Creek. Lorenzo Danino, Francisco Rhetto and Stanislas Vittene were buried this afternoon. Joe Welby was buried Saturday afternoon.