The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-14

American HospitaIity-There 10 No Law
| to stretch the Immigration Laws t
Meet the Case-News of the Cariists an,
Canovas-General News of FOreig
Lanes.
Washington, Aug. 13-Commissionel
Powderly, of the immigration bureau
has sent the following letter Of instruc.
tons to immigration officials at New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Quebec, relative 10 the anticipated
arrival in this country Of Spanish an
archists:
Information has been received az this
bureau 10 the effect that one PIanas, a
leader Of the Spanish anarchists, has
been expelled from France, being con-
Quoted TO Havre, from which port it is
expected ne will sail for the United
States. l am also advised that Tarrida
Marmol, another Spanish anarchist, is
believed 10 have gone ID England and
probably is enroute TO this country. A
careful inspection should be made OF ar
irving passengers in order that should
any OF this class be detected, careful
examina ton can be had as % their right
Of admission into the United States un-
der existing laws"
II is stated at the bureau Of immigra-
ton that there is no law under which
persons can be excluded on the ground
that they are anarchists. Nor is anar-
chy anywhere declared TO be crime, so
if Planas and Marmol are refused admis-
sion to the country refusal must be made
solely upon the fact that they come with
in the general immigration law as TO
paupers, contract laborers, criminals, etc.
This law expressly provides, however,
chat nothing in this act shall be con-
strued to apply 20 or exclude persons
of a political offense, not
withstanding said political offense may
be designated as a felony, Infamous
crime or misdemeanor involving moral
turpitude by the laws Of the land whence
they came or by the court convicung.
CONSULS TO KEEP WATCH.
New York, Aug. 15.-Commissioner
General Of immigration Powderly mas re-
ouested the treasury department TO ca
bic TO United States consuls in Europe,
and principally TO those in Spain, France
Italy and Germany, requesting them 70
keep a sharp lookout for anarchist en-
igrants TO America and 10 notify MN
NV cable when any Of them embark for
the United States.
ANARCHISTS ARRESTED.
London. Aug. ia special dispatch
from Milan says that three anarchlsts
were arrested there this morning and
that the police seized number OF docu-
nents. bombs and explosives. The docu-
ments captured by the police, it is fur
there stated. include letters from CaeS-
ario Santo, the assassin Of President Car
not, and Pietro Acciarito, who attempt |
"a to assassinate King Humbert IN
April last. Other arrests are expected
70 follow. The Italian police claim tnat |
-hev have conclusive evidence OF the ex-
stence of an international. anarchlsc |
plot
Paris, Aug. 13-An italian named Cal |
mi was arrested today at the Care de |
-.vn here for violently threatening |
france and declaring that he intended |
n initiate Caesario Santo, the ASSASSIN |
# President Garnet. The police have
lot vet decided whether ne is an anar-
hist or a maniac.
ANTI-CARLIST PRECAUTIONS.
Madrid, Aug. 13.-Military precautions
ave been taken for some time past
gainst the possibility Of Carlist revo-
ution rising and the steps taken have
'een increased recently, chiefly here and
( Barcelona, Balbao and Seville.
London, Aug. 13.-The Pal Mall Ga
erte this afternoon in the course Of a
1ng article upon the increasing activity
T the Carlists says it is now generally
nown that London is one OF the strong
odds of the Carlists. thousands Of active
blowers of the claimant of the Span
sh throne being located in this city.
he Pail Mall Gazette adds:
Their leaders seem to think that the
all of Canovas brings their opportunity
carer. During the past week they have
ed many meetings to discuss the best
beans of assisting their colleagues in
pain in the event of rising occurring"
The Chevalier Lumbye, head Of the
artist club, in the course of an inter-
lew. is quoted as saying:
The Carlists are highly organized
throughout Spain. When Don Carlos
ext lands. nothing but foreign inter
srence will keep him from the throne.
here are 10000 volunteers in England
eady 10 fight for him."
Madrid Aug. 13.-The Epoca denies
rat the minister for the interior. Senior Y
contemplates resigning.
PHILIPPINES OUTBREAK.
Madrid, Aug. 13.-According 10 an Of
cial dispatch from Manila, Philippine |
stands. a serious revolt and outbreak !
ave taken place a. the military prison |
Pspamga. In the efforts 20 restore
der two Spanish soldiers were killed
nd seventy-three insurgents. Many
ere wounded on both sides.
-EYLER'S TOBACCO EMBARGO ,
Washington, Aug. 13.-So far as is
nown a. the state department there has
zen no general order issued by the .
oanish government for the release OF
merican tobacco held in Cuba for ex-
)rt 10 the United States under the pro-
ibi,ion act issued iasI year by Captain | :
Teyler. Each case is being treated on
5 merits and The only general order is .
led relates 20 the violence that mus bel !
reduced by the American owners. such /
; provided in the contract that the de-f ,
very Of the tobacco was prior 70 this ,
= In some cases there has been con-
ierable delay in securing the release OF
e tobacco. owing 70 the fact that the
-idence has been sent 10 Madrid in
cad Of Havana, but generally II Is ex-
>ccsd that the Spanish government is