New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
ATTRIBUTED TO ANARCHISTS
ASSASSINATION OF AN AGED POLISH ECCLE.
SIASTIC.
SWIFT VENGEANCE on HIS sLAYERs-THE IN
CENDARY FIRES IN VIENNA-REPRES-
sIvE MEASURES IN SPAIN.

sIvE MEASURES IN SPAIN.
Berlin, April CA remarkable story comes from
Koscieleg, village near Inowrazlaw. in Poscn.
at which village DR.. Ponnsky, a high Polish
ecclesiastic, was making visit. -Four men ap-
pcarcd at the house at which he was staying, ana
asked TO see him. They were ushered into the
presence of the aged doctor, who asked them thelr
business with him. One of the fellows handed
him a card, on which was printed command
signed by the COMMITTEE OF the follsh Anor-
chists." calling upon him to surrender all Ne
money he had in his possession, Tor the pehent
of the Anarchists. The card stated that IL nc
refused to obey the command, he would pe kliie"
Trnr, his position in the church, DR.. Ponins<y
had entrusted to him large sums OF money ana
This fact was apparently well-lSnown by the
Anarchists. . 40. uos
.r;,h. startled at the message and running 70
.. window. he Jumped 10 the garden. Inc A,a'-
0h;sts followed him to the window, ana pciore
ho could reach place OF safety they poured
o1lev Of bullets into his body from their reVoi'es
IL coll dead The assassins then fed, but the
alarm was given, and the owner oil hoso""7
c.tlo brother of Dr. P0ninsky, and twenty
o,bors at once armed themselves. and, mounting
horses started in pursuit of the muroerers "Ho','
they soon overlook. \ desperate battle loiio"cu.
The pursuers fired volley into the group Vi
nurderers one of whom fell dead. Inc pan" .he"
realized that their pulsuerN were determine" 20
a,on0o ,bc death of DR.. PoninslJy, and one OF
them. seeing that all hope OF escape "'' Wv
off blew ont his brains. The remaining TWO
6rcd rnor their pursucrs again, no ore being hit
and they were replied to with a volley 'hat
kired another of them. The fourth man, rather
than surrender. shot and killed himself
The authorities at Kosciecg have already learned
that tho four men were residents of Berlin ana
that they came TO Koscieleg purposely to murder
DIR Poninsky The names of two of the men were ,
Pelawski and Urbanak. Some persons beleNe !
that the men were only common robbers' VINO
took advantage of the prevailing feeling eAcl'ed
by the Anarchist outrages TO prepare the cards lor
the purpose of frightening DR.. Poninsky into sur
rendering his money 10 them.
Vienna Aprn 9.-The alarm occasoned by the
Frequency of incendiary fires in this city con
Times TO grow Last night another fire, nnques-
tionably of incendiary origin, broke out In
mansion in the Ringslrasse, the handsolnest Doule
ward i'm Vienna. The iremen responded promptly /
10 the alarm. and the fire was soon eXthguisneu'
This is the fifth incendiary fire here wlthlh
veek The newspapers in commenting upon the
fires point out the fact that the Anarchist cut
races nerpetrated in 1883 began with the starting
~ fires liz incendiaries youth has heen ar /
,e.t@d on suspicion of being the author of the
fires ,.i t . !
Madrid. April s-The Minister Of Justice has scne
ircmiar inrter 70 the provincial authorities stat
inc that all fonenters Of disturbance, ana az per
sons who advocate antl-soclai pIlnclples' "Icu,ci
by agitation in the streets or IN the heWsPapTte,
must be treated with the greatest severity; Inc
posseSSors OF bombs or other explosives VINO are
convicted OF the Intention to use them Will be pun
jshed with penal scrvitude for lie. Inc clrcuIar |
further says that the authorities must ehueaNoi
10 break up all secret societies.
The Socialist party has issued an appeal 70 l'S |
colleagues TO confne themselves 10 quiet demon |
sfratons on May Day. Several CT the OppoSiuou
papers declare that the discovery OF bombs III
Ma.lrid was dne 70 a plot got mp by the poncc'
MANY foreigners have been arrested AZ Cadiz on ss-
picion of being implicated i'll Anarchist p!o's
NATIVES IN DELHI AROUSED BY WILD ROM"h'
Delhi Apnl s.-GTeat excitement ha, been caused
among the lower classes here by rumoFs' cr'uia"u oS
religious fanatics. that the Government had appoHon
secret agents TO kidnap seven boys, who were 10 v
offered as a sacrifice to the water deity upon the
site of the projected reservoir. The ind dgnaf"n grew
intense and a watch TO discover who The agents
were. A number Of persons, Including several 9ih"
soldiers were suspected of being the Government ems
sanes 10 steal the victims. To-day crowds oi natives
set upon the suspected men, and beat them brniay'
The police are doing their utmost TO al!ay the eAo''e
ment large number of the ring cader IN the assault
have been arrested and will be tried as rincrs.
British domination Is 80 strongly established in lnd1a
that no fear can be entertained that the present toub"
AZ Debit progn9s general revolt like That 0i e
sepoys iD 1851 still + strange that liindoos shouu
pro,est against the building Of any engineering Work
destined 10 give them water, the great de'deraum
in country where people believe. says the d'pach
in n water deity The sepOys revOcd under the
preext that TO compel them TO pork grease was
saciege But how * IL that the Delhi people could
have believed 80 readily that the English wanted 30
placate the water deity" by the immOaion OF liindoo
children? The natives @ho 20 much inceristd
because the British forbade them 10 burn widows at inc
funeral pyes or to have their bodies crushed under
the Juggornaut cart cannot have been ncted to revolt
NOR Iy by r1ImOr of the .acrCe Of Children, esP
cally when they believed that II would have helped III
pOcuring water. which Is mach needed In Hindoo |
stan. These rImOrs must have been started by pco
pie Interested In embarrassing the British rulers In
India and they have chosen for spreading tne!r iase
repJrts the province which the hotbed and centre
Of resistance OF Mana sahib's insureetion. II must
not be forgotten that there 4OO0OOOO Musulnans
In India ard that they d0ze the sultan OF Turkey |
to greater extent than f. done by the MOslcms In
other countries. the chief OF the Faithful |
/, engaged in bitter political with England over
the Egyptian question. AID IL woald not be surprising
that the Musulmans al Delhi should have taken up |
any pretcXt 10 create trouble for the British In lndf
~ rate, the attention OF the London Government
must be concentrated now upon ls dominion IN tle
Fa t. where IL has just called upon the Pckin |
thOfties 10 protect English rule IN Buma against the
slticks OF Buimesc patliOts.
SALE OF THE VALKYRIE.
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