The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-12
IBANEz OUT AGAIN
In a Second Attack on Secretary
Blaine
AND AN APPEAL TO EUROPE
To Combine with Brazil, Chile sLi Argen-
gentina to "Thwart" h Alleged
Designs of this Nation Huntington
Won't Pay,
ESPECIAL CABLE TO THE NEWS,

tePkCIAL GABLE 10 The Newell
BRUSSELS. April l2.-The Independence
Beige to day publishes a second article by
Senior Maximillano Ibanez on the United
States and South American republics and
Europe. The writer openly accuses Mr..
Blaine Of attempting something stronger
than persuasion to compel compliance
from South America. He ~insinuates that
the reciprocity treaty with Brazil was
wrested from Senior Fonseca by illegiti-
indictments that the United States openly
supported Balmaceda against the national
rising In order TO obtain from Chile. u
commercial treaty wholly In favor OF the
North American Union that the Repub'
lican party will renew IL with fresh
yiRor II the Democrats do not GUST IL from
power. He concludes by appealing. TO the
governments OF France, England y
and Argentina TO thwart the designs of
the government which rules under the
Stars and Stripes.
Wholesale Executions Threatened.
MADRID. April l2.-So thoroughly scared
have the authorities become over the re-
cent Anarchistic outbreaks that they are
trying to devise some prompt and decisive
act which will intimidate the leaders and
put an end to bomb-throwing. Govern
ment officials here and 10 all prominent
cities throughout the country are at pres.
being blown sky high. Letters
threatening destruction to the res
licences of high dignitaries are being
constantly received, and no person OF
prominence o were be is safe. 1t
has been proposed to nave a wholesale ex-
ecution OF convicted anarchists as speedily
as possible. There arc scores of anarch-
lists in prison awaiting trial and IL is sug-
gested that all be tried speedily, and that
all those condemned TO death be executed
on the same day.
An American Robbed.
LONDON, April 12.-Robert Simpson and
Rowland Jones, Royal Horse guardsmen,
were remapded in the Bow street police
court yesterday on the charge of stealing
ments, valued at $400 from Philip Small
Blair, an American, residing in Montague
street.
Blair arrived in London in September
last. Much Of his time was spent in fire.
~quentinR taverns along the Strand. He
became acquainted with Jones who IN,
PRODUCED him to Simpson. On Dec. IL
Simpson made him a visit and after his
departure Mr.. Blair found that the prop
erty he complains OF losing had been
taken from his bags. Pawn tickets for
the jewelry were found in the prisoners
pOSStsSiOu. JONES Wdb ArTestcu ou buc
charge OF being implicated in the theft.
Huntington Won't Pay.
DRESDEN, April 12.-Mr. Hord, Mr.. John
Huntington's son-in-law, who is now in
this city in connection with the alleged
forging of his father-in-law's indorse-
ment to certain notes, has 10 adj
vices from Cleveland, Ohio, regard
ing the status Of affairs there.
He says that no matter what comes Mr..
Huntington will not pay the forged notes.
Mr.. Huntington thinks that the guilty
parties, knowing Of his poor health, specu-
lated on his early death concealing the
forgeries. Mr.. Hord reass .rts that not
one genuine Huntington Endorsement is