Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-09-28
ANARCHISTS.
Deadly Bomb Throwing in Barce-
Iona, Spain.
GEN. MARITIME CAMPOS WOUNDED.


tempt to murder Gen, MARITIME Campos,
the famous Spanish commander, OK
president Of the council and the man
who made the military pronunciamento
which gave the throne of Spain TO Al
fonso II.
Gen. Martinez Campos was present at
review of the troops of this district,
and, surrounded by brilliant staif, he
watched the mnncuvcrs and seemed
highly pleased with the appca rance of
the troops
The troops had already commenced
the march past when u wild, excited
looking man was noticed to be pushing
his way through the crowds nearest TO
the staff Of the general. suddenly the
man pulled what appeared to be ball
from the right hand pocket of his
trousers and threw IL at Gen. Campos
A terrific explosion followed, Before
the report had died away aud while
people were too pctriticd To move the
man took another Of the strange balls
from the inside pocket OF his coat and
hurled II at the general, who was then
Frustrated upon the ground Happily
n man in the crowd struck the bomb
throwors arm Just as the second deadly
missile was thrown, and while IL eX.
ploded among the stan officers IL did
not fall close To Gen. Cnmpos
Then the man who had thrown the
bombs was seized aud thrown to the
ground, half dozen people holding
him down until the STAFF officers crowd
ed around the PROSTATE form Of the
great general. One of the bombs, or
"petlrdi,' rs they are termed here. was
found to have exploded right under the
horse upon which the general was sit
ting at the reviewing point The force
OF the explosion shattered into u bleed
ing mass the four legs of the horse and
also tore open It's belly, inilicting in-
jurics sufficient to kill the animal al
most instantly.
Several persons In the crowd were in.
jurcd severely by fragments Of the
bomb, in addition, Gems. Bustos and
Molius were also wounded and civic
guard standing near Gems Martinez
Cunpos was instantly killed.
The name of the boomb throwcr has
been a,ccrtaincd to be- pullaa lie
H. known rs u notorious anarchist,
and when questioned concerning his
crime, dciiautly admitted that he in
tended to kill Gen. MARTINEZ Campos
and his stan
ANARCHISTS ~ NEW YORK.
New loRK, sept 25.-Naturilly all
this hubbub about anarchists aud their
threat, to force capitalists to disgorgc
boarded millions has disturbed the
money kings of New York Just little
One Of the first discoveries made by IA
reporter was that Coils H. Hunt.
| ingtou, the railroad mdgnatc, aud
Cornelius Vanderbilt had been notified
| quite recently by an alleged am
archist that their new places on Fifth
avenue would shortly be Ulowh s,,y-
ward by that pet of the anarchists, the
dynamite bomb. It was learned from
| one of the young gentlemen employed
In confidential capacity ut the Grani
| Central depot that Mr. turnrliu, Van
! dcrbilt received an uuonymou, letter Ia
| the effect that his new house at RITA
avenue and fifty-eighth street wa, ~
danger One Of the worlluCn at the
yet unfinished residences also di,roy.
cred card tackod upon the covered
entrance to the building
| This card was covered with u hcra 81
| which declared that the time had come
I for the rich man tp .uIl'r for the so.
called wrongs Of the poor. II was very
inccudiary in its tone but Mr., Wander
bilt believed IL was tao work of some
crank who became ngitltcl over tlc
recent newspaper discussion nu ut u J.
urchists and their threats.
However another clrd was tackled
upon the boNed.up fence Of SIR. g. T..
lluntington's mansion across Fifth
avenue from Mr. NandorbllCs resi-.
dcncc. Both cards were undoubtedly
of the same origin, and II he were
really an anarchist lac was one Of the
most pronounced type Of the disciples
OF Herr Most
Anything appertaining TO the de
struction of property, or threats
against Vanderbilt or any of his
friends or assistants, Is at once re-
ferred To superintendent Byrncs and
the nuisance ceases Mt once. or course
MIR. Vanderbilt Is not at all worried by
the threats against his property, for he
Is one Of the few millionaires in New
York who spends his surplus money,
beyond enough 10 support himself aud
family in dignilied style, for charitable
objects. There II no person In the
United States who has given as much
money toward the erection Of churches,
and relieving the needy rs has Mr.
Vanderbilt.
| ANARCHISTS IN VIENNA.
VIENNA, Sept 20. Arrests OF an
nrchists here continue and the police
are more than ever convinced that the
raid they made Saturday when II mum
Der OF anarchist bombs, reyolvers and
leather coats for carrying bombs wer,
gathered, nipped VIII olesale anarchist
outbreak in the bud.
Papers found In the mans custody
shows that the anarchists here are in
timately connected with the anarchist,
Of England and America, and TIA,
bombs now in possession Of the polio,
were made according 10 the rules laid
down by Herr Most, II is also said
that the Russian anarchists are in com
munication with the anarchists IL
Spain.
In revenge upon those reformers who
insisted on doing away with useless
committee clerks some eastern mem
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