New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-10
MORE RIOTING IN SPAIN.
AMERICAN CONSULATE IN BILBAO
AGAIN ATTACKED.
or THE GUARDS SEVERELY 1NJuRED-IhH
.,,ruonrrrEs CALL OUT REINFoRcEMENTs'
WHICH CHARGE AND QUICKLY pIsfERsE
THE MoB-wAsHINGToN OFFICIALS
GRATIFIED BY SPANS Ac-
r1y1rY IN SURPRISING
ANrI-AMERICAN OUT
BREAKS.

>,orc, Recommendations against the
. c,otes were resumed In Bilbao to-day. a
'o crowd Of rioters proceeded 10 the Afhei''"
~,,,a+e and stoned the gendermes VINO "e'e
S..ord,ne the building Nine OF the guaros wy
es,oreiv injured Reinforcements were hu'
-, 20 the Consulate. and charge WAS ,,'"
.ha mob which was quickly dlsperseu' -
y" ~. rioters were wounded by the gen
aarmes. and six ~cre arrested. ,a,.
.,.,-An,erican riot in Bilbao last nieh'
% have been more violent than was Z
-. -enorted Tho mob. numbering aoout i'VV,
.sons first stoned the house O. '"e
r..as Consular Agent. breaking 'he
=, tho building and then proceeded 10 'ne 49,
,o.e shouting Death to the YANKEES .,
iA', .h. Irpi,ed Statesw and other anti-Ameri-
.an cries On arriving at the Co'su'a', .,.or
.,tamnted to tear down the escutcheoh o>e'
e'S sor hu. were repelled by the gendarmes
~ ,ors Guarding the building A hght ehSueu
,..ar ""o the mob and the police. in which stlcKs
~ ,,,ves etc were freely used. Three gen.
. ,ore injured and several OF the mop were
~ rho no,,ce succeeded in dispensing the mop
At midnight. ro,or ,b.
The "Heraldo" says thai Hannis Ia!'oi ','e
american Minister. Is about to send MS ia""i!
.nav from Madrid. Their baggage the p"pe'
.sds WAS taken to the railway station To-Day
AN AMERICAN FLAG BURNED
>,o.ra March e-The students In Salamanca
rodsa The streets to-day hootng and making
o,her noisy demonstrations against the Ohl'eo
e,otes The Governor tried to pacify them' ou'
h,s efforts were in vain. The crowo sloheo '''e
vendarmes. and finally dispersed OF 'heII Wv"
accord after burning an American nas'
,,a r,otous proceedings several persons were III
jured. Mar. .r-
Quiet preyaNed in Valencia to-day more ar
-.sts we're made Of persons who took part III
yesterdays riots.
wosh,npton March 9-The news or contlnueo
ATTEMPTS to attack American Consuia'es 'a 'p"'''
naturally excites interest here oa. nartment no
tion ca n be obtaineu at the state Depal '''ies ~
ss ~ whether Minister Taylor has capieo TIC
facts to Secretary Olney. - o,,ar tina
Qualification is expressed, however, go are are
manner in which the spanish
protecting American interests. , >,odr,d that
The statement in dispatches from MeaIlu .,ia o =
the American Consulate in Valencia wnicT 10
a,tacked is occupied by the Consui 10 ',i DEH,a'
clears m the mystery heretofore preVaii1,rne ,n
When the news came that IN; C0hsuia.s Ca.rs,n, ir
lencia had been attacked. state Depa. !r,t 'rI q
hcals were unable to explain the s'a'si.e g, o.
the United States has no consular ohceI so S
TONED there. 1t generally SUPPOSE c;a nc
riot took place In Grao tour hldes ~ American
consular agent. an Austrian named ineoou. % :
Xertens Andrew F. Fay, OF Illinois. "S waS car-
Gently appointed COnSul W Delio, a.
.raI McIyor. Of Alabama. Before leaving for
his most Mr. Fay expressed desire 10 ,ise -, -,
I,s poia' q much pleasanter city and transact
the eIfs peaia business from that place although .,
Valencia is geographically within the linais h,.c OF
The barcelona Consulate district. AS no opIeo.
tne Do ~ wade n is n. esumed that Mr.. Fay
sat,,ed in valencia and is the United states Con-
sui who was protected from the fury OF a SPANS"
mob. .,,,,o- oeart IN Ril.
hoo He Is sydney |. Dyer. an Erglsnmah. Ie
20 probably engaged in business IN bl,Dao, 80, a,
h;s income from his duties as consular asrlii T
HIs cd In the last fiscal year to only $40 Inc
anal amount in fees realized from some OF me- s
Consular Offices explains why the places are nv ~
so frequently by foreigners. The incomes are "o'
sve,c,snt 10 tempt American citizens