The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-26
SPANISH ANARCHISTS.

The Explosion at Barcelona-Campos's Life
Saved bv Guards Horse.
BARCELONA. Sept. 25.-1he excitement
caused yesterday by the attempt of an An
archist named Pallas to kill Gen. Martinez
Campos at the review held in honofof the
birthday of Princess Mercedes,
continues. The General is rest
ing easily and recovering from
the effect of the wound inflicted by
the fall from his horse and by the explo-
sion of the bomb Gen, Pernez Clements
was also badly wounded by
fragments of the bombs. making
thirteen o. the staff who were injured.
The mum beg of people, among the spectators.
who were injured In the panic 10 not
known and probably will never be known.
as many of them were taken to private
houses and several were carried to the hos
pitals The injuries Of the latter
only appear In the official report of
the outrage. 1t is now admitted
beyond q doubt that the civic guard
who was killed by the side of General
Martinez Campos. saved the latter's life.
The guards horse reared with it's rider,
and he received the largest fragment of the
bomb The police are making thorough
inquiry into the whole matter, and expect
Pallas and his two fellow-prlsoners are
brought to trial.
The review In honor of the Princess Mer.
cedes which was TO have been held yester-
with the review here. but which was
postponed when the attack upon Gen.
eral Campos became known. was held to-
day. The crowds of spectators who were
present loudly cheered tho King. the Queen
Regent and the army. 1t is understood
haf in of Qcf M
several rigorous antl-sociallst measures
may shortly be expected.
The police to-day have searched the
houses of the most notorious of the An.
found bomb similar to the one
used by Pallas and u quantity of
fuses and caps. Twenty additional
arrests have been made In cOnnec-
tion with the attempt to kill General
Campos. The police have possession of q
document which shows that widespread
conspiracy. aiming at the ASSASSINATION of
certain prominent men, Is in existence.
The funeral of the guard who was killed
by the bomb will take place tomorrow. He
the principal officers of the army will at.
tend. 1t is expected that the obsequies
will be made tne occasion by great demon
stration. Pallss Is cOmpositor by trade.
He has o wife and three children.
No Necessity for a Reconciliation.
VIENNA. Sept. 25.-The Politische Core
spondence has the following. which, 1t is
believed. emsnates from the encourage of
Emperor William. of Germany:
"The Emperor gratefully ecognized the
lpestimable services of Prince Bismarck
and has always felt the livelest interest
in his person. as shown by his order TO
DIR. Schweniger. Although. on the
last occasion. the Doctor failed to
point of view. there is no necessity for
rocon nciliation. Newspaper reports of the
political reconciliation are mere conjecture:
the latter could only mean q recognition of
the opposition hitherto made by Prince
Bismarck in speeches and interviews to
the EmperOr's government recogni-
tion for which all conditions are lacking.
The tone of the newspapers credited with
having relations with Prince Bism arck un-
fortunately indicate that there should be
that the Emperor's dispatch was dne TO in
fuence of hign personages are groundless."
The Unwieldy Campo down Runs Aground.
LONDON. Sept. 25.-Another sensation has
been caused In naval circles. A dispatch
from Malta to the Lloyds' say that the Brit
ish battle ship Campcrdown ran aground
there to-day. She will be remembered as
the monster iron clad which. of Tripoli,
Syria. ran into the British Mediterranean
squadron's flagship Victoria. causing the
loss OF hundreds of lives. including that of
Vice Admiral SIR George Tryon. The
Camperdown. when she ran aground. was
going on n trial trip. after leaving her dock
where she has been under repair as q re-
sult of her collision with the unfortunate
Victoria. The Camperdown had not gone
very far from the dock when her helm be-
came jammed and she ran her bow on
rocky bottom IN twenty-five feet OF water.
She was floated this afternoon with the as
sistance cf tugs.
Why Bismarck Does Not Return Home.
BERLIN. Sept. ga dispatch from Kis-
singer says that the cause for delaying the
return of Prince Bismarck to Friedericbs-
ruhe is the illness of female servant there
who is suffering from typhus fever. Princess
Bismarck. therefore. does not wish the
Prince to return to Friederichsrnhe until
the woman can be moved from there