LYNCH LAW IN AMERICA.
THE COUNTRY PAYS THE PIPER. (/''■<■ Ax.v"-inti"H.—< "fa'".//'*•) Washington, April 11. In a message to Congress, President M'Kinky eEi-i- payment of the indemnity cluimd by the Italian Government on behalf of three Italians lynched at New Orleans (Lousiana) in August last. The Italians were confined in Kahnvierre gaol on a charge of murdering an American. Infuriated mobs stormed the gaol and seized and lynched them.
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Hastings Standard, Issue 298, 15 April 1897, Page 3
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68LYNCH LAW IN AMERICA. Hastings Standard, Issue 298, 15 April 1897, Page 3
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