Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, With the Annual Message of the President, Transmitted to Congress December 2, 1895, Part II

Mr. Uhl to Baron Fava.

Department of State,
Washington, March 16, 1895.

My Dear Baron: I hasten to send for your information a copy of a telegram from his excellency the governor of Colorado of to-day’s date, touching the recent affair at Walsenburg, in that State.

Very truly, yours,

Edwin F. Uhl, Acting Secretary.

[Inclosure—Telegram.]

Governor McIntire to Mr. Gresham.

Denver, Colo., March 16, 1895.

I have reliable information that two of the Italians lynched positively had first and probably second citizenship papers. Not known whether Danino was an American citizen. It is asserted that the two prisoners who may have escaped from first attack of mob had first citizenship papers. The fate of the last two not known, as they have not been heard from since their escape. I have directed proper district attorney to take speedy steps looking to arrest and conviction of the guilty parties in the Walsenburg affair.

Albert W. McIntire, Governor.