Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-09
Indignation 4 society alainst this
W, uld-be destroyer"
A number Of newspapers appear this

A post.mortem examination OF the
remains OF the premier was made this
morning prior to tmbaliu them for
TRANSPORTATION to this city. The iuu-
eral " III bs most Impressive.
The Indignation expressed at the
crimu Is shared by nil parties III poll
tlcs anu 1t Is generally believed that
the members of the CulODial secret
.oclelies were concerned In tho out
rage.
Ii IA reported that Eenor A. Pidal,
president OF the chamber OF deluiies,
VIII bo appointed president OF the
council OF ministers In succession Ia
the lste premier at the expiration OF
the fl cial pine dbys' mourning. The
ministers for the present will meet III
couIcl daily.
Coli develop ca in tho examination
before the magistrate today that he
| .ucceeded In firing two snots at the
ne0ple who arrested him before he
| was overpoN cred. The assassin calls
himself Revolutionary anarchist"
Seror = iveiva, the leader of he
dlssidsDt conservatives has followed
The example OF Senior sagasts, the
literal leader, Maishal Martinez de
Campus and others, IN iendering tarir
placing their services nj the disposal
Of tue ministers.
The cabinet sat until 9 O'Clock this
morning and deciJsu to pu olisn 1 a the
| yflic al gazette today, which will ap.
pear with II black border, the appoint.
meut OF Lieutenant General Don
MarcOlp De Azrarruga, tie minister
| or war, ~ premier al lterim.
Senior S.sHsta has postponed bic
projected visit to this Ci y.
In anticipation OF possible disturb
ances ct Bacelona, the police force OF
| TINT city nBe been reinforced.
Later In the day II was announced
| that highest military hOuOrs Will Ue
accorded to lhe deceased ut bis funeral.
the court VIII, however, not return
mere from San Sebas, lar, the sum nler
| fesiuei CT, 10 pt'end the iunSrsl ceIe-
| mu MES. The QIIeR Regent will he
| reptesen teu at tue funeral by the DuRe
VI SJtU.i
1he remains will be brought here on
| Tuesday. AD iudIvidunl who was
heard tU express sympathy with TIE
assaesin OF the premier anu with his
| crime nas been arrested.
Tue newspapers Of this city in com.
menting on the crime coy that the IN.
afchists have no g uutry, II Is Dreadful
to contemplate Ihat the last Two muir
Jers OF emIUeDt men, that Of President
| UarhOt oil FraLcc, and OF President
Csnovss del Castillo, were tue WORK OF
| llaIiaDs.
CUBAN JuNTA OPINION.
NEW YuKK, Aug. 8 A special to
the WUrId IN TurneTe, n. Y, says
| Estrada Pa INA VINO IL at the h. al OF
| the Cuban junta in this cuuuiry la an
| Interview commented upon the as.
| sassi atiOn OF Canvas as iullowt:
| NV hile / have no symialny with the
assassin, l cannot help but feel that
the action was one OF TetIitution.
Canovas more than Weyler mas been
responsible Tor the cTueIlIes practiced
ny the Spanish trooIs in Cubs. 1t
vas by his orders that women ans
ohiidyen were muTdsred anu wTonped.
He deserves DO bstier fate. His death
Will be- TO CuDa's advantage for 1t
cOmpncates political btfAirs lu Spaio,
II should be- distinctly understood
thst the assassIn alton Ui CsnUvas is
not the work OF the Cub.n party. We
| 10 not rosort to such methods. The
anarchists OF Spain are Tor the most
| FhtA III Hull VI lLS
| Try and they are Intimately associated
win the A uarchlst1 Ut Francs, They
nan long threatened Canovas who
oaused many OF them t. be execute.
Only lew deys ago several suar-
chisIe were executed IN BarCeI1nR
anu | suppose the assassination wns
the outcome. 1 dc not think the kill
ing Of CanOvas WAS due to any politI-
cal feeling. We CuOsBs have no
sympathy with such an act. Asrkman
ueploTe sucn misfortune but as
Cuban cam help but feel that l am
benefited by it.o
NEW YORK, Aug. S.-Fidel NJ.
P'eFrs vi the CUBAN Junts speaking
VI the sstassinBtiun Of Premier Cano.
vas saio: 81 feel sorry for the fale
that Canovas met, as L Bm not
believer n REPRESENTATION, anu
cannot but express sympathy
or bis family and his lrlen4s. AT the
same time hsu he lived and ate mpteu
10 govern any other among which
right rnd Justice anu public spirit pre-
Vailed In mo way in which he has
governed the 5pauiarJs, possibly he
would have met his death long ago
upon the ecsffUld after a proper ia lic-
vi tfiai. Ihlo act msy be toe prslu t
10 others OF greater coust queuce. 1t
may tesult in Don Carlos re- .chiug the
throne. 80 far ss l know his is the
only party thoroughly organized and
equipped and determined 10 attain
lhelf emu. 1 DO not believe that the
QUA OF the Cuban difficulty viii be
reached by any Lew government In
spain showing Isny willing uess to
come 10 MI understanulDH with the
CUBAN fevOlutionists in order to
acknowledge the Independence OF the
ls'nnu. 1t appears TO me that no
public man In Spain W uIJ have tn
moral . urage 10 agree 10 separation
eAreyt under cOmpul,ion. General
ms'tlncsz Campos IL Very likely to be
called upon 10 form u ministry. II 80
IL is natntal to concluls that Weylsr
VIII be at once recalled"
THE AsSAssIN's CAREER.
BARCELONA, Aug. 9-Gol l., the ss-
's'slu VI senior Canovas uei Castillo,
was knOwn here unuer tue name OF
AchiIlolll. He formerly worried as
oompositor aud was eiso known unOer
inc alias OF Jose Sonto. He was
classed RB militant anarchist and
was MI ultimate iriedd OF AscheII, the
pttpeHHtof OF the outrsge III the Gale
lie CSmbf,s. Coli He'd from Barcelona
hilsr TINT outrage.
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