As a supplement to to my previous Report:
"Lynching of Italians & The Largest Lynching in the USA",
Larry DiStasi, [author of "Una Storia Segreta", and the
"Big Book of Italian American Culture"], has advised me that:

in Andrew Rolle's "The Immigrant Upraised"  (now published as
" Westward the Immigrants" , p. 175.(it's only 1 line, without a reference):

"In 1895 in the southern Colorado coal fields a group of miners slew six
Italian workers implicated in the death of an American saloonkeeper".

"In 1900, four others met their death at Walsenburg".

>From that same book,  on p. 174, there also lists other lynchings:

in 1890 at Gunnison, and
in 1893, at Denver

with graphic eyewitness accounts.

The List of known "Infamnias" (lynchings) or "Linciaggo" , now stands at:

(1) ELEVEN  (11) Italian Americans in New Orleans, LA on March 14, 1891,
(2) FIVE  (5) Italian Americans in Tallulah, Madison, LA, on July 21, 1899,
(3) TWO  (2) Italian Americans in  Ybor City, FL, on September 9, 1910.
(4) SIX  (6) Italian Americans in Croton Lake, NY, August 12, 1912
(5) SIX  (6) Italian Americans in Southern Colorado coal fields in 1895
(6) FOUR (4) Italian Americans in Walsenburg CO,  in 1900
(7)  ??          Italian Americans in Gunnison, CO, in 1890
(8)  ??          Italian Americans in Denver, CO, in 1893