The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-11
An Absurd Report Causes a Riot at
Alexandria.
A Workingmen's Mob at Vienna-The Sem
tence eff ConspiratOrs Causes a Com
hict of OpiniOn--Cable Notes.
THE SPANISH OUTBREAKS.
They Cause Heavy Losses to Spectators in
Paris and Madrid.

They Cause Heavy Losses to Spectators in
Paris and Madrid.
LONDON, Aug. 1O.-Particulars of the revolto of
the Spanish garrison at SEQ de Urgel, in the
province of Lerida, Spain, show that 1t was
headed by a lieutenant. colonel. The outbreak
occurred at 4 o'clock on Thursday morning, and
the civil guard were not molested by the insur-
gents, and remained in their barracks. The
rebels expelled the military governor of the
town. A large force of troops is marching to SEQ
de Urgel to repress the outbreak.
The Daily News, in Its financial article, says
thet in consequence of the rebellious outbreaks
in Spain, frustrating great bull operations in
Spanish stocks by Madrid spectators, the vari-
GUS dealers and bankers in both Madrid and
Paris are left with claims for uncovered differ
ences amounting to about two hundred Thousand
pounds.
A telegram from the Spanish frontier says the
situation Is most grave. Bands of armed men
nave marched to the north, their object, 1t is
presumed, being to concentrate at some selected
polpt for a combined movement.
A correspondent of the Times at Madrid says
the insurgent Spanish soldiery assert that they
have been deceived, doubtless by agents of Ruez
Zorrilla, who have been for a long time past
tampering with the lower grades of officers in
tne army In various parts OF the peninsula. All
classes of people condemn the outbreak, includ-
ing writers on republican newspapers.
A dispatch from Barcelona says ten batallions
OF infantry and six batteries were sent to SEQ
de Ufgel to suppress the outbreak there. Great
agitation prevails here, and the situation is Sc
rious. A slight revolt took place among the prls-
oners in the penitentiary in the city of Santander,
capital of the province of that name, but was
promptly suppressed. The government of San
tander has $50 gen d'armes in readiness for &C.
ton IN case the garrison revolts. Gen. Quesada
occupies the principal strategic point in the
province OF Legrono, where 1t is reported EN-
missaries of Don Carlos have been seen.
A mob of workmen il the suburbs of BARGE
Iona cheered for the republic to-day, and caused
the closing OF the factories. They have gone in
the direction of Wallis ana Brueh, with two regi-
ments pursuing. 1t is reported that the gar
risous at Valencia and Laredo have revolted, the
former, 1t is said, fraternizing with the people.
Outbreaks are feared at Corona and TiQueras.
town is quiet, and order ID also restored at SEQ
de Urgel.
The leaders and officers of the Spanish insur-
gents informed in Portugal, a few days ago, en-
barked on a transport TO leave the country. as
they refused to go to a Portuguese island in the
Atlantic ocean. They will be landed at a French
or English port, as they may select.
A correspondent says General Quesada be-
lieves that order Will be maintained IN his COM
mand of the six Basque provinces. Sagasta, Con-
cha and many other notables passed
through ViJoria on the way to Madrid
to offer their services to the crown. IL Is ex-
pected that Prime Minister Sagasta will soon re-
yoke the state of siege.
Vega, leader of the Badajoz insurgents, has
been ordered by the Portuguese authorities to re-
fund the contents of the Badajoz treasury.