h M—fiajvdary to his . on ;' MatflewOrleaos. Assault ' mue- haa sent the following toGovInor Nicholle: “it has ‘ tad toths‘pvesidentliythe Italyaeereditadtothisgovsrn- - among the victims of thsdo‘ massacrswhichtookplaceinthe NewOrlsansBa'turdaywcrethrsr moltbtinrorrm- 0m millet its-evil! emu-mt finder fie'sonathuiionisths su- , 'roftheland) guarantees tothe . .a their. m sodomy-tr- th'smarnenableon thesamebasis president deeply regrets thatthe it New Orleans she-raid baveso . . the Mr and new oi. judicial tribunals utottansier ii. 8 §§§;E§,E s: The Coroner's Jury'a Verdict. Theeorouer’s ju has returned the fob lowing verdict: “ .e. the jury, find that the following (naming the men shot) came to their death by gunshtfi wounds. and that Baguette and Polite came to their death by strangulation. And we direct the coroner to issue a burial certificate? Par-hereon Conn-sis Pens. Therewasameeting oi citisens at the Clay statue Saturday night. Messrs Park. arson and “‘iclrliiie addremsd the meet ing, which numbered fully son. They advised the crowd to 3" home and not to ior commit any lawless net. Both speakers at were greeted with cheers and applause. ”(than may be prevented andthat oflwaisrs easiest the law maybe hronghttojustiea" Adllfllg~ d di 1 as» h;- nm‘mnmdn'fin mic: The speakers said in response to questions irom the crowd that O'hislley. the private detective. would have to leave town. The committee had so decided. Parkerson said that ii the people were needed he would again call on them. The meeting was very orderly, Mr. Parkerson. ouadjonrnrnent. being carried oil on the shoulders oi the strong men among the crowd. O’Malley. it is said, has reached. pianeoi saiety. He has so far sumded in avoiding the avengers rosema- Seilgman Arrested. Seligman. the foreman oi the jury that tried the alleged murderers oi Chic! oi Po- lice Hennessy, was arrested at a small rail- road station while attempting to leave town. The station is just outside the city limits. Seiigman was taken to the Filth product station house, but as there was no charge formally presented against him be was released. lthascome out that the reason the prose- ], cation did not make use oi Polita’s conica- , m “attenuate lurked. Eggr a 4 i553? z .s pill l aimde the trial was because he did not incriminate himsoli, but swore that all the prisoners were guilty. . A Priest Threatened. Father Manoritta exhibited a letter to a reporter today that had been sent him on larch 9 by the Malia society. The letter home the seal of the organization. the skull sad crossbones on the top and bottom. The letter advised the reverend lather that hebadbstternot go the conrtsveryday. ashispresencs did notdo the society any good. it also threatened the priest. The priest said he had retrained rrom giving the latter to the district attorney through fear. could let Arrest the Com-all”. Attorney General Rogers said today that the question presented by Saturday's edy to the authorities is, Were the laws oi the state violated! and what crimes have run” irom such violation. He had no doubt that those charged with oilicial duty would act firmly, justly and fearlessly. Superintendent Gaston, when questioned inreprdtothssteps bapropoasdtotahe, rapiiedtbst he could not arreatthscom- munity. Governor Nicholle and Mayor Shakespeare say that when they reached theiroilices the tragedy was a'lreadyovc and they could do nothing, roar Were Italian Buhlssts. Hr. Pasquale Colts. the ltalian consul is this city. states that heesliedon the mayor oi New Orleans and governor cl Fabiano shad asked ior prot‘aetion ior the table on lects among prisoners. None was given by either cram That the oneness ran back into tin again a'ud found thus others had ngin tools ciotbsaprocsor toeiubhimtodsazh. . Sooflediwukillsdbyagunshot'wouud j‘ hteye. Marehuiwassbotin theheadan leitiordsad,hntdidnotdir until later on. The boy Marchedwm ’Ipredbyorderofhlr. Wichlilla who-id that he was too young to bang, although undoubtedly guilty. A Ghostly Example. Butthere was a still moredrsadiulact in the tragedy to come. The avenger: wanted a more public example. A crowd olthsm gothold oi Baguettoanddmgged himoutofthejail: stasalready wounded unto death, and a trail oi blood followed when they dragged him. As the crowd in the square caught sight oi him they uttered a roar oiirensiedraga Some one brought a ropeand it wasthrown aroundhisnech. The other endwascasi over the limb of a tree and the dying wretch swung up. Then a insillade from a score of weapons ruled his coloring: in an instant. 0n the other side oi the lull the crazy Manuel Polits met a like late on the arms oi a inmppost. and his body. too. was riddled with hullctnandhuckshot. This ended the slaughter, and the leaderr cried bolt. _ ‘l'ha Prisoners Interviewed. The eight italians still in the prison under indictment for the liennsmy assassination were seen Sunday, but all oi them refused to talk oi their experiencr and sensations yesterday when the vigil- antu enicred the jail. Charles Matrnngo. however, said he was satisfied that at least six of the men who were lynched were directly concerned in the lien murder from what he had gathered iron: the evidence [rodqu on the trial. As for himself. he was perfectly innocent of any connection with the case, and de sired attention to be called to the fact that the court had ordered his acquittal as in noeent. The Feeling in New York. le Your. Maren lit—“Ibo itaiinn colo ny oi New York and American citizens d ltalian parentage in the city are horrified at the hutchery oi their countryman. While deprecnting the slaughter, the ad nested italians remain well contained.and trust that the local authorities oi New On loans or Louisiana will see that the leaders of the mob are brought to justice. The more ignorant and hot blooded ital- lans whip themselves up to a frenzy d anger. They curse and threaten the “an sassins and cannibals" with the dim calamities. The bulletin boards oi like d’ltaliaand ll Progremo ltaloAmericano bo‘ro the fol lowing dispatch sent by the Marquisltu dial, the ltalinu minister oi ioreign ai- iairs: “l have already demanded from th lederal authorities energetic and prom]! has measures _ Seat to Secretary Blaine. Cnrcsoo. March ill—Two thousand ital- ians sssembed at Ubiich’s hall last evening toprotest against the slaughter 0! their eleven countrymen in New Orleana 1h. 0. Volini presided. and in an impadoned speech told oi the massacre at New On leans. Oscar Dumnti, editor oi L'italiq was authorized to send the iollowing tele gram to Secretary Blaine: Chicago Italians Stirnd lip. italunhxsgy birth. Americans by chateau esm ms- meeting, first the cowardly and lam“ ew Orleanamoh helped by thsiacitooussni d the loos: .1 tie! and ask the We] governmen or as actory severely man... a. me” time! American law. the righhoi either- and the dutiesot bupiiality. . Alter reading the message. Signor!» ranti said: "ii justice be not givenua. ii reparation be not li.l(l. 1, who induced hundreds oi you to become American eiti» sens. will be the first totearup mynat undisatiou pa " This threat wears 1-]. csivwd with a storm of braves. immediately communicated with the it» alien minister in Washington and also‘ with the home government at Rome. Pour oi the ehvsn are ltalian sub via, lonasterio, Msrebssi, Comitm Trahila. ThsothprsarseithsrdAmuieaa birthornatnralised. The Btery at the Ila-glue. The lynching and shooting was gone aboutinaveryquietandorderlyway. A ms-msstingwasbsidsronnd the status disaryCiayatido'cloeh. W.8.Parhse- mam-c Wichildeandothsrs whohad sigaadthscali arrived oathssesns,walh ingarmiaarmindonbleillssndmsrcbsd around and around the monument. At W WW msdistsvieiaity. .‘i 5% Bng ‘ r i! Italy‘s Navy in Good Orders Kansas cm. Mm, Marsh ld—Jsroms Fsdiii. ltalian vice consul here, said y. “day: “The lynching in New Orleans flagsmtsuble. i am Do between an government. the peoph oi America think the indiscriminate kill- ing oi our people «nudged innocent by an American jury right! What would they think at the bombardment oi a defensele- towu by our navy. which, you will admit. is in good condition!" Died liaupsataat and liens-t. Deon-mt. ills. March lib-W. ll. craw- ford, Jr.. was banged here at llzlta I. wasiivs icet and his neck '- diadidemnmsodastherope wasplaesd sroundbisneehbedrswhimseli uptohis luliheight. lie declined tomakssstata- meataodreiuswltobs (till the M pennywlmed mofthatlcitytogetaclewtoWilliam Istasnsaalaalattiagsrl ‘ Gaenr.Waleerhavsbssnraletahsnsnd thadeadmanarouadwhomssmuohnwe- teryclingshavsdied fromansatirslydit— ierent «use! Orii he was to duthesnit have been donswitbtbsds- libsratepurpossothavingthsoorpssps- ssthatoilluttiugerr Facts developed yedsrdayinths la“ wrapldl l listoio‘ snout; ygrowlng mymsrles luggutsdthenesuaatioualinqulrlm. _ A'Yiravsyard”haaraaasflst. Asaresultci all came the suggestion tbsttbewhole mystery oiths lonelyem ncrintbsArtbnr Kill wasa"graveyard" :gmneopiotgonc‘sllivsdg carrisdout amaai gen ty W, oi ldetail ”2%, nth-Main Mum rrst oi ' startling t w suggmtsd bythe discovery that Rottin- pr'sliie was insured in German compa- nim,and through ahvanch there in the lunitabieliie oi this cit-1.10:! the large mutate». ,Thentherewastbs state mentthnWfighgtheiriuidwhohasbssu so mysteriously silent,is probably alive, audtbatthe olhesrs oi the lswarsoouii- dsutthattheyeanoverhahlbim. Ina-rad brflhlu. ’l'bessarchoi Ruttingsr‘s eiiscts threw quitsateadiflsreat liglztn £13m” tsry. poiicyoi 1.350s tahh sol uwhilsthoasoltheViotor-ianrd one is insuranes companies were edccts. The Equitable just one month bolero Buttinger took his mod els- ior this country. Altogether this no“ liaisiusnraactu policies aggregating” Asaremltoi the autepsymadsouths body Dr. Walser said yesterday his exam- ination showed conclusively that then wasuotraesoialcoholeitberiuths atomschorbraln. Bewasof the W that Ruttingsr had bendmgnsd. iar onest will be continued Wednesday on- ing at Fire lia'll. Tottenvilie.‘ Adispatch irorn Boston lastnight said that Demive Sergeant Adams. at nartsrs. was working with the police Wright. Their work thnsiarhadllought totbeir attention a man who answerig Wright's description in every way w wuinBostonreeentiy. The was vcynervous in his mannerandamonth sgosudeavoredto pt ape-ago assen- thnnuanoutbouadsiaamer. mined. roe-me awe-e. ammo..ilsrehit-dnothsrs. slouoitbssccisslastleaicoartoitbs copaldiossssoi Ohio is iortbspnrposs heresy All I‘ll by teeth buts-nail smttothhcouutrfbylrJ’sruellio‘rtbs ‘ * ‘yorpcssoiralsiagtundsiovths Renae-l- iwmovsnnet Months litre-teem «Jamaal. SYMMU. P.; John O’Con- nell. 2.; w. at. was. and Harry Harrison. I. 1'. They was matdovrnthsbsybyareesptieamrsit its on board a m, and losers O'Kdiy, lied-nu! and Harrison were teanderrsdtoitwldle Involuntary» coed-ltothseityootbs Itroria. Anad- dlb‘d mums, signed by liehaei Bresiinaachskroamwuprsssntsd totbe delegates. headdress spehseitbsmss the ”representatives of Irish nationality indorasd by In. oreea' oithmfiladsioas we». The was. against inland “My euhtni to the crack of the whip by abandoning “I3 all blioleader in moderndayswhomlhg- U iorsign aliairaoilrelanrl. Theaddreasconcludedbyexprsssingtbr hopathatthe iaborsoiths delegatesin and policy. The address was received with cheers. hie-rs. O'Keliy, Redmond and Harrison replied to the address. and ex» pressed themselves as hopeiul oi their pres art mission to this country. When the city was reached the party proceeded in carriages tetha Hellman Honestwhichtbe delegates will make their while in this country. Envy. Hatred and Ambition. Ir. O'Connor reached the hotel before the others. and said that the delegates were prepared to back up Mr. Parnell'e Ameri- can letter with arguments. The intention otthes'isitwaa to rally the Irish peoplr around Dir. Parnell and to collect funds to enable him to carry on the work oi a rcalZy independent Irish party. When asked his opinion as to the preseni defection from the Parnsliite ranks Mr. W O'Connor. speaking in an emphatic man- ner, said: “i would have more respect ior the men it I thought their action was prompted by real regard ior public and private virtues. but 1 know irom long so quaint-nee with the men who lead the re volt that their methods are prompted by the very worst psssionl'oi human nature- anvy. hatred and ambition." iir. O‘Con nor-dd be believed that both Dillon and O’Brien were now with Parnell, but he was reluctant to speakoi men now in a prison. The other delegates spoke in a ”ll“ similar strain. Their American Tour. The envoys passed a comparatively quiet afternoon. A number oi persons called upon them. among them being a few per sons iron: out of town, who came to on. tendinvitations to visit their cities. Mr. Clandenlng. a member at the Canadian par liansent item Montreal. was among the callus. andin behalf or the lriahmenoi lontrealiuvited the snvoyato vieitthat sky. which the lattersaid theywasldhe pleased lontrsal, and while in Canada theywould visit Quebec, Ottawa and Toronto. expected to vnit the principal cities is Amorieaaudwouldgowest as far asSt. Paul and Minneapolis 'ra- lecleeiaatiral lave-sat. luapnkingoitheoontestinlrelandlr. O'Keily said: “The McCarthyiiss are one his to hold Insetingsin snyoithepromi- .nsnteitlea We have been holdiugthsss meetingssndthsyareas large-sever. ll you look at the whole country you will dad that the great majority are with us. "The ecclesiastical movement has but little influence against us. in a general election the McCarthyitu would be swept out oi the country. ii we carry the next election we will occupy the same lion uwohavsin tbspast. Wewili hold the balsam oi power and the two parties will come to us (or our support. The revenue 'iund oi casino in Paris. which was ear. iinlly nursed iorthe arsenic] entices. have then blocked irorn drawing upon by the Minor party. but we have also prevented them from using it. What They lspset ts Isles. "Asthereisgrest need oi help among tbstsnants. we have made a proposition thatitbensedfortheirrelieiuadthlstbe Wbyitesfim probably sari: ta. The etharparty w depend on t glhb Meade ior iunds. We wish to raise lands for our sleetiml expenses. and we hope to “placatbsmm which is locked up in The iiaw Raglaad lasagna. horror. March n—TM New Iceland issguehasbssuiormsdbyrcprs- sutativas oi leowell, Lynn. Salem. Broth tea. Worcester. navel-bill, limbsuersnd Portland. lie. Bpflugdcldaudi’rovidenos arstohsashsdto Join,thus its tau club league. Enroll-v.0! ver- T. amen. gamer Mead ‘ art. ‘A tss oi an was dnsdss thtths be will finish out these-ca sndssslsryllmitdthwassiselss-i. new... .2”. . new on. caste-s lama] Kllltl all but cut _ crown l’laatsrsaad Tilt. me. e... - mwm-c - md lever Oars that wil- rams Ii ”fl All hall-ll- bl. cnmm our loan as the Orin-arsed hflacy Craig lsdleiso ill-.n'l’ssssle. ll. J. perm: ’ sow AT Plutsted'a Drug Store. Ill Death lie-alt Sigh" en‘i’kf m“ if." t w. L ooucLAs grilling 3'3: sI-Iog ....... Ladies. John Schaub lass. Isiah was-lano- Orv-as. laws. larval. lyi II & Son, W. ll. NTUlliills, Westport. Graduate Optician Homer B. Hoyt’s 18 North Main Street. “Gleam”... sil'eolapli noth- Is on D It III-m "Iv t 5"»... somber-erosion nonunion Innings-yea II" I!“ II'II. 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California Black Cherries, Galifornia Bartlett Pears, We guaranlee the above grinds to be first class. and _ more than please you in price and quality. We have the Tea and L'oflee that money can buy. Get in the Current” drift this way A ticket is given wnh every 25c cash pure , We still hold the Celebrated Noribfivld Creamery Butler 32c a pound. Secure your Onion Sets now. for they are ones. E. scvmou LEADING GROCER, 33 Washington street. - - , South Norw AND - COMFORT? Everybody buys their Footwear from ' - that old-established and ever-popular , Boot and Shoe House of c. H. HARVEY, 70 North Main 81., South Non-warn. " ————-—-o-o—————— Prices are so low the goods are sure to go. - The Bill Ennis a Lawns , Pr W Bills not Giovsngom SPEOIA L'l‘l ES!) Ourflnrab Kid mwflflfihosssrethe doeuevaroleved in loath ’” ladies’l'mehttdilsad Osmilsdiss’l‘rcuehtavasdaadwalrsu willaetonisb you. i Atoll liasoi ladies’.0bildrsn'eaad len’nflbosrtbatwill payali CLOVER & 0L3}, ’ :. l'l *1
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