Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-04-07
TWO ANARCHISTS.
Those Arrested In Madrid Arraigned
For Examination.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN MADRID.
The Execution OF the -Four Anarchists Al
Neres Recently. II Is Thought, Has
Quieted the Home Product as
These Men Were Foreigners.

rested were arraigned for examination
yesterday before police magistrate.
The Frcnehman gave his name as Jean
Marie Delboache and the Portu-
gucsc his as Manuel Ferrcira. They
both gloried in admitting that they
We're anarchists and boastcd that they
were important agents Of the central
anarchist organization.
The excitement caused by the at
tempt yesterday to blow up the build
ing in which the cortes meets does not
ahate. On the contrary, as further par
ticulars of the attempted outrage are
| learned, the public becomes more indig-
nant and many threats are indulged in.
The civil governor and the police are
highly complimented on the neat aud
effective manner IN which they frus-
trated the designs of the prisoners and
comparisons are made with the Paris
police who IL is said here, only arrest
ed the anarchists after they had caused
considerable damage.
1t was thought that after the execu-
tion of the four anarchists at Nercs the
members of that party would see that
the Spanish government was not in
clined 10 deal with people Of that class
with half measures. II is believed that
these executions did have the desired
effect as far as Spanish anarchists are
concerned and that the subsequent
troubles were due to agitators from for
eign countries. This idea is borne out
by the fact that both men arrested
Monday in the act of attempting to
blow up the parliamentary buildings
were foreigners, one a Frenchman and
the other Portuguese.
The government is fully alive to the
demands of the occasion and viii prob
ably demand that the death penalty
shall be inflicted upon the persons using
explosives for unlawful purposes, and
will have the law pushed through as
speedily as possible.
Some little dissatisfaction IS expressed
in political circles here that England
declines to enter into an international
agreement declaring anarchists to bc
pirates and subjccting them TO the same
punishment provided for pirates but it
is held that the knowledge that death
will speedily follow conviction of the
unlawful use Of dynamite or other cx-
plosives the anarchists will give Spain
wide berth
II is thought here that the anarchists
have been allowed too much latitude in
spreading the tencts of their belief and
that henceforth the government should
hunt them as wild beasts TO be destroyed
on sight
Fourteen French anarchists have been
arrested at Barcelona and will b. proba
bly, expelled from Spain.
After his arrest Delroache was ex-
amincd last nightat the ministry Of the
interior. lie was very violent and in
stead of replying 10 the questions put |
10 him he argued and declaimed. en-
forcing his words with heavy blows Of |
his fist on table lie denounced in |
the most violent words all forms of gov
ernmcnt as unjust and declared in sub
stance that every man should be al |
lowed TO follow his own inclinations |
with no regard 10 others and that the !
sought 10 attain this |
end by the use of dynamite The chief |
of police who had him in charge tried
III VAIN u SUN illt oi nAN IN
vective and denunciation. lie repeat
cdly told his prisoner TO be quiet, but
the latter refused. Finally he became
50 demonstrative in emphasizing his re-
marks that it was found necessary TO
place heavy manacles upon him. lie
continued to talk and the only thing
that silenced him was a threat to gag
him.
Upon the conclusion of the cxamina-
ton the police made raid on an am
club and arrested twelve Of its
members. They also seized lot of
documents and red and black flag
Among the articles that fell into the
hands of the police were a number OF
disguises for the purpose of carrying ON
dynamite outrages
A bomb exploded on the street at
Valencia yesterday. No one hurt A
box of dynamite has been seized in NAL
aga.