Manti Reporter | 1892-09-17 | Page 1 | Local News

The latest advices received from Genoa regarding the murder of Frank Keilly, a si'Hiu:in of the United States etenmer "Newark,'" who was killed in a lodging honfo in (ieuoa, shoss that he national animus against Amoricans was the can? of the crime. Too proprietor of the lo.lging house, when the "Newark's" men applied for lodgings, used the most abusive language to them, simply because be-cause they were Americans. One of those presenr, knowing the proprietor, advised the men that It was unsafe for them to remain In the place. All the sailors started for the door, whereupon the propristor.with a knife in each hand, sprang toward Reilly and struck at him with both weapons. Reilly staggered to the street where he fell and died in a few minutes. The murder was entirely unprovoked, and Reilly was killed for uo other, reason fhau that he was an American. In consevuence of the kill ing of Reilly, sailors of the United States vessols will not be allower to go ashore while they remain at Genoa.