New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-25
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %, Io93-TEN PAGES
ROME OUTRAGEIN BARCELONA
An ANARCHISTS ATTEMPT TO KILL CAPTAIN
GENERAL MARTINEZ DE CAMPOS
TIE LATTER ONLY SLIGHTLY INJUEEp-oF'H J.
SOLDIER KILLED AND SIN MEN WOUNDED
THE TWO SHELLS THROWN
WHILE MILITARY REVIEW
WAS IN PROGRESS.

WHILE Mll-llNhl hI'NA''
WAS IN PROGRESS.
Barcelona. sept. 9i.-An Anarchist tried TO XIII
Captain- General MARTINEZ de- Campos YESTERDAY
with a bomb There had been review OF all
the troops in this district early in the mornlhe'
4 little before noon the Captain-ticneral ana Ms
staff took their places on one side OF the lar2e
square near the middle of the city. and the mafch
past began. \ large crowd had gathered near
the officers. but, trouble was thought prop
al le while the military filled the streets, oh'N
four ccndarmcs We're at hand to preserve order
The head Of the column had hardly passed the
Captan-Gencral when a bomb was thrown from
the crowd. Ii struck near the Captaln-heh'fIi
and exploded with tremendous force.
The staff were thrown into confusion and TN"
soldiers broke from the lines. few seconds later
another bomb came from the crowd. II struck
among the staff officers and exploded almost III
rcctly under the Captain-Gcnerals morse Ihc
Captain- General was thrown TO the ground ana
his horse, with its LEGS shattered. rolled over b"-
side him. General CastcllNi. chci of stan. also
fell. wounded, from his hor-c. \ soldier of the
Civic Guard was killed instantly and liv" Others
were injured so severely by pieces of shell that
they probably will die.
The march past was stopped, and most oi the
soldiers broke ranks The Captain-Gcncral' last
order however, a, he was carried 10 Il house near
hv. waa that the parade should be continued. \
plvsician hastily dressed wound IN his th'gh' q
had bruisc of the shoulder on which II" icII' ah'
| several contusions OF the lee. The taptalh'"I'
eral then returned to his staff and witnessed iroi
carriage the rest of tie parade Aiter"Md h'
| teleeraphod to Queen Regent Christina details oi
the attempt on his life and the assurance that he
| had no dangerous injuries.
| The bomh-throwcr caught by the crowd
| and was delivered 10 the police lie J. sud ~
! have confessed in the night. He belongs To the
| Gang of Anarchists who have caused many cN-
! plQsOns in tn" last year IA H.,
:" ihc hnginuing of tho parade was wit1r's"l Nv
many ncr>ori> in carriages. tn" explosions ol tl'
| bombs frightened the horses, and they da'ifl
| thronrh the crowd Several stbl oin"ls W.T.
| thrown and their horScS also ran loose among ui'
| snrct,,Us Twenty persons We're hurt ~'V't'ly
| ;,rv tho runaXays and many more received s!Sh'
| The name of the arrested Anarchist Is fhiiaS
| He glorics in his a., anl says ne li'',luot
| Kin Martinez dc Campos and hlS Whole s'"Il'
JI will he court t-mar;iallcd ~ once. In hio louS'
| III, poicc found idst nieht great quAh'l' VI
| tLc most violent revolutionary literature Two
| men who had lived with him and evidently ha1
| Lnlnad make the bombs hav" b""n aflr~,r',
| Farn of thc bombs thrown yesterday was hol-
| low iron ~phcr. charged with dNnhml"' ,
! II WAS learned this evening that Gcnrrnl bu'to'
and General Molins. who wcr" WIN 'i' '"P'Il" w.
| Generals stan, received serious injuries. h'
names nf five spectators who were WouId"1 ~
fragments of the bombs have al:" been rrp"r''a
JLo cty j. intensely excited tonight ana military
Wadrid. sept. 2f-Ncws Of tho attempt to XII
! Nartincz dc Cnnlpos and his stan was received
| from Barcelona last night The order for gran'
! ,.vir,, of tIoop~ here to-day was revoked. IL
! neo,Ie are greatly excited. Crowds al" awaitin-
m the streets the arrival Of the latest news.