The Orleans Lynching.
♦ Detective O'Malley, who is suspected of having been an agent of the Maffia (the Silician Secret Society), in New Orleans, and who is believed to have bribed the jurymen who tried and acquitted the prisoners accused of murdering Mr Henderson, Chief of Polioe, was indicted on the charge on Saturday at New Orleans. Thirty oitizens well armed at* tended the Court in order to compel expedition of the trial. The public refuse to give evidence before the grand jury on the charges brought against those alleged to have been concerned in the lynching of the Sicilians. m ._ A The Union League Club, embo3|B^ ing the leading men of New York, recognise the patriotism of the lynchers without justifying the outrage, and urge the Federal Government to check the importation of criminal paupers. ; : ; - It is reported that the Italian. Government threaten to close diplomatic relations with the United States Government unless an immediate reply is sent to the message of Mar* guis Rudini, in which he demanded reparation for the lynching of the Sicilans.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, 14 April 1891, Page 2
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176The Orleans Lynching. Manawatu Herald, Volume III, 14 April 1891, Page 2
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