New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09
,n.1N FIGHTING ANARCHY.
>,norrs EXCITEMENT CAUSED BY
THE BARCELONA OUTRAGE.
s,RRorNDs THE PREFECTURE AND
,,rAreNs TO LYNCH THE PRISONERS
..,rrAr LAW PROCLAIMED - STERN
MEASURES TAKEN BY THE


ROYAL AUTHORITIES.
a,rcelora. June s-rhe excitement caused a. as
.,.rchist bomb explosion on sunday night
Gig, OF diminution, and the.peopie vigor-
f''' ..,,and that no effort be spared by the au-
Ns.,.. 70 punish the authors of the outrage ana
r", .ca,nst a repetition OF the dastardly act.
w =, became generally known that the killed
"~...a eleven instead OF six as was tod IN the
rn,rt. the Indignation OF the populace De-
J" .,,rrnely violent. In fact. so threatening
' outlook that the authorities. as measure
,.u,ion. proclaimed martial law ana the
under military government
@ arrests of suspects were made to-day,
W. ,o,al of thirty-two men who have been
naA"e crs.ody on suspicion Of having been
aA'" aA..a IN The perpetration Of the outrage. The
@"'' ar. confined In the prefecture. To-Day
T'"N M, Gathered around that building and
% ms No., ,he summary punishment Of every one
'sn- steamers whether his guilt was proved or
v. occasionally II looked as though the MOD
~.ru attempt 70 storm the prefecture IN or"er 70
~ rsnseance on the suspected men Inc Ci''i
-., =, duty az the place were speeoiiy rein
and were frequently compelled 10 charSe
'',,. 10 make them keep at a distance Inc
w, .ora scatter temporarily. but would soon
NO. .s,n threatening to lynch the prisoners
pprrArr1ONS IN MADRID.
..,.,s IA NOT alone in its attempt 10 repress
n"' 80 hand the recrudescence Of Anarchy.
WV" a., Government and the municipal autnor-
ias s.aria are taking measures to prevent
'N ..,r,,.s,on Of outrages in the capital one or
~,-.,,,o Anarchists Of the city was arrested 70
:. .no,rht that he was In some way con-
...a With the outrage here.
:. rortes and tho Government nave proihiseu
....,., tho relatives Of those who were Kllieo OF
ss'. .ra ,bis action meets with hearty
approval rb,cn led n
-. .,s.sn outbreak Of the Anarchists. some
,...ons attribute II the animosity OF the Ai'"'
49,. toward everything pertaining 70 re"eio"'
"a hs,,eve that Trey took advantage OF 'ne vi
.r. Christ, PROFESSIONS 10 give vent u '"0''
,,,,a Rut there have been many religious pro-
...,ons since Anarchy was rampant IN "pai"
At, uare no, interfered with. and ~ Is sehera'is
,.,.vsa tha, some motive deeper than hatreo VI
,.lson lies al the bottom Of the last ou'iaee'
eamnitted here and al Orendain'
ELEVEN KILLED AND FORTY WOUNDED
u.ven persons we're killed and forty wounded
nv the exnlosion Of the bomb thrown into the
.yee, while a religious procession was passing
,ss, evening The man who threw the oomo mas
ma, VET been identified, but the ponce are coHh-
H.. tbst he "a among the men under arrest as
suspects 49, ,.o~L,rs o
cages A majority OF them were women ana
efiIdren. and this fact has much 10 DO with the
inverness displayed toward the Anarchists.
london, June S-'"The Standard has dis
catcA from Paris saying that the French police re-
erpt,y warned the Spanish Government that the
Ap,,chs,s were preparing TO commit an outrage
with The eonnivance OF Cuban ilibusters VINO
lived IN Biscelona and who have absconded
The Dispatch adds that the accused men Will De
tried BY court.martiai. several soldiers peins
among the wounded