The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-24

anu HIS dSSOCldteS Oh the cdfdUlneeTS,
denounced Lawyer Lioy as subor-
ner of perjury, and Lioy replied in an
undigniiied manner.
| During the exchange, all the other
lawyers left the courtroom, and they
later sent a message to President
Bianchi saying they could not with
dignity return to the court of they
were not assured of protection. At
the same time they said they were
taking steps to persuade the Offend
ing lawyer to withdraw from the
case.
When court opened today only
four of the attorneys were present
and they came to lay the case of the
defense before, the court. They
asked the president to postpone the
trial to Wednesday, saying they
wished in the meantime to consult
with their colleagues In Naples and
Rome regarding what action they
should take.
They said they woul insist on
protection from what they called the
proyocations of the. carbineers and
intimated that in exchange for this
protection they would bring auobt
the withdrawal of Lioy from the de-
Tense.
The most violent scene of the trial
to date was provoked Fridsy@by by a
dispute between Capt. Fabroni and
Lawyer Lioy. In the tumult all the
other lawyers fed from the room.
Enrico Alfano and Genaro Abbate-
magic, the informer, were thrown
0at bodily by the carabineers. Clio
ganni Bartolozzi fell in fit and Pre-
sident Rlanchi, helpless to maintain
order, declared the session adjourned.
Throughout the hubbub Fabroni
stood pale but impressive. AS the
courtroom was being cleared he said:
1.-The Camorra, in or out of court,
can't intimidate me"
Fabroni, captain of the Neapolitau /
iGarabineers, were assigned blythe |
ministry Of justice to uproot the Cam
ORA. In the last few days he has |
told on the stand the results of his
detective work and the operations
of his associates, Marshal Capizutti
aud Marshal Farris. Alessandro
Lioy, attorney for the defense, for
merry edited newspaper,
Fabroni has testified that revela-
tions against the Camorra made by
Editor Lioy were not in harmony
with the claims set up by Lawyer
dlioy in defense of his clients Per-
sonal feeling between the detective
and the lawyer has resulted.
When court opened to-day Capt.
Fabroni was asked by Cayaliere San
toscda, the crown prosecutor, wheth-
er the assertions of Zanelli that Mar
shal Capizutti had tried to influence
him to swear falsely against his fell
low prisoners were true, Fabroni re-
piled:
.'Zanelli is the scum of criminali-
tyt Instead. it was Lioy who,
through zanelii attempted to buy
buy witnesses for the defense"
This reflection on the lawyer rails
ed the first storm. Lioy screamed
like mailman Abbatemaggio, not
withstanding the caution of the pres
ident, Joined in the row in support of
the lawyer. Enrico AIfano the ar
legged head of the Camorra, led in a
chorus of invective directed against
Fabroni and Abbatemaggio.
The president ordered Abbatemag-
gio and Alfano removed from the
room. They were not disposed to go
quietly, and were seized and drag
ged from the place.
Row Breaks Out Again.
For little time there was a
calm and the president took advan-
tage to admDnish the witness to
avoid personalities. We should
aim only at the triumph of truth as
It is directly connected in the trial of
this case. We must not go into per-
sonaIities," he said.
With much feeling Fabroni repli-
ed: "For years I have Stood the
Insults Of this man Lioy without try
ing him before the courts because /
considered him, not an animal, but
person whose mental faculties were
Lioy retorted in fury, concluding
by calling the witness a hyprocite.
"A greater hypocrite than yourself
does not exist" replied Fabroni.
The exchange had again stirred
the prisoners and opposing counsel,
and the din that followed fairly
shok the Court of the Assizes. All
the lawyers for the defense, except
Lioy, shouting their indignation,
stalked out Of the room.