Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-13
THE REDSARE RAMPANT
All Spain Tremblingly Awaits
 the Next Outrage.
COUNTRY A HoTBBD OF ANARCHY

All the Public Buildings In Madrid Under
 Double Guard - Three Important Ar. rests-A Bomb In Lisbon-Eloody Sun
 day Anniversary.
 MADRID, Nov 13-The authorities hay ing been informed that the anarchists ol this city have threatened to blow up tht bourSe, all strangers will henceforth bt excluded from that building unless they are provided with special permits and art fully identified upon presentation of thes' permits. Three anarchists were arrested here Sunday at the instance of the police of Barcelona, charged with complicity il the recent dynamite bomb outrage at tht LiCee theater.
 One of the anarchists arrested is the keeper of a tavern, where the anarchists oi this city and other parts of Spain are saiC to have been in the habit of meeting. The tavern keeper Is suspected of having acted as n sort of postmaster for the anarchists receiving their underground mail and dis tributing it to those who called for the communications said to have been eN changed between the anarchists of Spair and other countries.
 4 Nest of Anarchy.
 The authorities, it would appear, kavt long had the tavern keeper under suspicion but have not yet been able to connect hin in a satisfactory manner with any of the conspiracies hatched by the enemies of so ciety. If rumors are to be believed, the ar rests made yesterday may lead To other anC very much more important raids upon tht part of the police, as it Is reported that clew has at last been found to the location of the head center of the anarchist conspira cy which is said to extend all over Europe and to have its branches at least in the United States. The government authori ties are known to be in active communica tion with the police of Paris, London, Der lin and Vienna, and the report which has been in circulation ever since the plot tC blow mp the houses of parliament in Wien ma, to the effect that there a connection between the anarchists of Europe and thOst of Chicago, is revived.
 In future no reports of the trials of an archiSts will be allowed 10 be published. This step is taken in order to prevent the escape of suspects and in order that the in formation obtained from prisoners may bt more readily used in furtherinG the arrest and conviction of other anarchists.
 There are people who say that it is lucky for the government of Spain that the troubles in Melilla are to some extent at tracting the attention of the people from the spread of anarchy and from the weak ness shown by the authorities in dealing with this terrible question. Spain, it would seem. is now a hotbed of anarchy, and there is a state of great apprehension prevailing in many quarters, as no one knows where the next outbreak will occur.
 The report received by the police officials of this city to the effect that the anarchists threaten to blow up the bourSe or Stock Exchange, is said to he only one of a number of such warnings received by the authorities.
 People are beginning to believe that Pal las, the anarchist executed for attempting the life of General Martinez Campos had good ground for saying almost with his dying breath that his death would bc avenged and intimating that series oi dynamite explosions might be expected from those who are in sympathy with the wild doctrines which he believed in.
 Wholesale Dynamiting Expected.
 This is al. the more evident as it is known that the authorities are doing ev- erything possible to suppress the real facts in the case, and that it is gradually becom- ing apparent that the government is in possession of most startling information as to the spread of anarchy in Spain. Ru. nor has it that a conspiracy existed and may still exist to blow up number of the most important buildings in this city, and every precaution is being taken to prevent further outraGes.
 All the public buildings are under double guard, and the police were never so active as they are at present ill tracking anarch ists and in following up the clews in theil possession. But the fact remains that the public is greatly alarmed at the few arrests made, and at the fact that such state oi affairs should exist in spite of the deter mined efforts made by the government tC suppress anarchy. This feeling of alarm is in no way lesscned by the report that the government of Spain has been com pclled to ask for the assistance of the gov ernments of other countries in this emer gency, and the suggestion that Captain General MRrtinez Campos should be giver unlimited power to act in the case is re ceived with general approval. The situa ton is now so grave that ordinary measures are apparently useless, and nothing short of the most radical steps for the suppres sion of anarchy will have any effect in thi. country at least.
 Reds In Trafalgar Square.
 LONDON, Nov. 1S.-A meeting of EnClisl and foreign anarchists took place on Ira