New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
THREE EXPLOSIONS IN SPAIN.
RENEWED ACTIVITY OF THE ANARCHISTS


! THE SEIZURE OF THE COMMONwEAL."
Madrid April 2O.-several outrages attributed t.
the Anarchists have been reported today and as usual
I'm the manifestations OF these lawbreahers dynamite
the agent employed in each instance. one Of the
points selected for attack the town OF IerIer,
| dc Rio Psucrga in Old CASTLE. At this place band
Of Anarchists exploded large quantity Of dynamite
| at bridge. and succeeded in completely destroying
the structure. The noise of the explosion attracted
the attention of the authorities and, when the
learned, force OF the Civil Guard was hurriedly
dispatched TO the for the purpose Of capturing
the band. The soldiers pursued the Anarchists for
distance but the latter succeeded in making good
their escape.
Another of the explosions occurred in Orense. a
town In the province of OTcnse, in Gaca. As In the
first explosion mentioned the attack Of the Anarchists
was also made on public property. The police how
ever, were ON the alert. and several arrests of sus-
pected persons were soon made. The scene of still
another explosion the town Of ErCobia. public
fountain in Of the most prominent parts Of the
town was blown to fragments by charge Of dynamite
Paris, April 2o-Great excitement was caused In
the boulevard des Italcns to-day by tho actions Of
sh0bbiiy dressed man. the pockets Of whose cloth
Ing were filled with stones. The man walked along
until he reached the fnmOus Cafe Richie. which
usual was tlrongcd with the most fashionable Of
the Rarsans. Here he stopped. and. diving into
his pockets sent vollcy OF stones through the
me pliie e1aSs WINDOWS. stones ana pieces oi
glass flew the rooms, and the occupants made
a wild scamper for safety. Nobody intcTfer'd with
the until all the stones had been thrown and
the windows smashed 10 bits. Then gcndarme aIe
pcagcd, and the fellow hustled of To prison.
No person hit by the flying misflcs. When
questioned 10 his motive, the man declared that
he an Anarchist and was animated bS Ne-
sent hotred OF the bourgeOise.
The d" Gaulos7 publishes the text OF a violent mani
esto Of the revolutionary wing Of the Socialist party
II the manifesto Is adopted, 100000 copies VIII be
distributed throughout France on the eve OF Mas Day
The police Of 1t. Etienne and Lyons have made raids
upm the lodgings Of several Anarchists in those
places, and have seized a quantity OF maniiestoes
setting forth the alleged wrongs under which work
nenen suffer and calling upon them 20 rc In their
might and break their shacles.
Berlin, April 2O.-The "Vorwacrtz' the organ Of
the Socialists announces that sixteen halls have been
secured for the purpose of holding May Day mani
festations The paper appeals 10 all worlungmen {"
observe May Day, freedom from the bonds Of capi
aliss can be obtained ouly through the efforts OF
workjngmen themselves.
4 measure has been drafted and will be adopted
M the next meeting of the BundeSIath IN regard 10
restricting the trade in explosives The ohec' oil '
measure is to prevent Anarchists other persons who
use explosives for unlawful purposes from obuahle
s,pplies Of dynamite similar articles
Iondon Anil 20" The COmmonwcal,' the An
orcbist sheet seized by the police Yesterday is f"r
mage paper measuring 15 inches by 10 IL describes
usen As a revolutionary journal Of Anarchsm ana
Communism II abound, In violent arficea' Jusuoe
Hawkins who presided at the trial Of the ""lsi'iI
Anarchists is termed a hyena Pcying upon TIE Iouc'
Of hanged men Continuing, the paper asks: what
Of the spy Melville who sets agents 10 coAcoct po's
which he discoversl Are these men ft 70 hVc1'
The ST. James's Gazette commenting on the aooNe
article advises the Government 10 prosecute the per
uc,ous organ as the walsall conspiracy appeared 10
have been the outcome OF just such literature.
Melville whom The Commonweal7 terms spy. Is
Chief Ip.pector Melville Of scotland Yard. Through
the arrest in London OF Of the WaSal cohspAtoF'
he learned Of the existence Of club In Walsal the
principal members Of which were engaged in making
bombs Acting in conjunction with tho WalsaI ponce
In.Dector Melville arrested six Of tho conspilator, and
procured the evidence on which four OF them were
convicted.
Nlchol the editor, and MOwbray the publisher OF
The Commonweal,7 arragncd In the 80" Stnct
Police Court 10 day, The charge Of lncunS u
breach Of the peace The prosecution Is based on the
| article above referred T.. The Judge rmanded tho
prisoners refusing b accept bail. Mowirdy declared
that he had disapprOvcd OF the article az the ime II
was published but that his objections were oNtThfl
md the matter was printed. In consequence OF TINS
he severed his connection with the paper lie ap-
caed IN the magistrate "a allow bis release on ball, III
order that he might attend the funeral Yf iS VIE VINO
died Yesterday. IRE magistrate rri.S"d 10 nu-rt
bail even under thcse circumstances. Dut smH ~
I ncrmif MOWbaV attend his Wlics lun'rdi ID uc
company Of policeman. NlciNl adMH@p ud' Nv
wrote the article In que st0n. ., -
The prompt action Of the authorities IN tnlb ca'c
shows that Anarchists may expect no favor IN Eng