The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-10
MOURNS A PRIMER
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Spanish refugees in Paris. Tarride MAJ
mol. the Spanish anarchist. who was for
ulerly imprisoned in Mortjuich fortress
al Barcelona. delivered a violent SPEECH
in the course CT which be urged tina
Senior Canovas del Castillo should y
killed.
Paris. Aug. e.-The French newspaper
say they do not anticipate any 2oh,tca
complication in Spain as sn outcome ,
me assassination 90 the Spanish ps'e
mie-. and they do no; think the Constr
va,ive government viii be displaced
Senior Be;ancos. representative ote:A
Cuban insurgents. in an interview on m
subject Just printed here. expresses ~
opinion that The political situation u
Spain will become critical and greatly :
the advantage OF ;he Cuban Insurgents.
That the agitation against Senior Can
ovas del Castillo was widespread Is fur
;aer evidenced by the fact tina; the 20
lice OF this city had recently torn dow
rom The lavatories OF Paris p!scSrds
Down with Caloyas. The marty
shall be avenged Long live anarchy,
ana other expressions in Spanish. gross
~ insulting 70 the queen resen,'and Pre-
m.er Canovas.
In addition. the officials os The Spanisl
embassy here have recently rece1ve'
man ythreatening letters. II Is scate,
TIA: q, a recen; meeting q the Spanish
refugees a, Grenoble. one OF the speak
e-s declared that the anarchists woui'
soon be avenged and that Senior Geneva
would soon pay his deb; TO them with hi
blood.
The persons interviewed claimed tha
the assassination OF the Spanish print
minister was provoked by his prosecu
ton OF anarchists. One OF the later, how
ever. said "it was 20 be expected daily
The police are watching the anarchists
resorts and three arrests were made to
day. Other arrests are expected 20 fol
low.
ALL BY ITALIANS.
Madrid. Aug. S.-The newspapers O
this city In commenting on the GRIM
say that .hough the anarchists have T,
country. IL IS dreadful 20 contenlplat,
that the last two murders OF entnen
men. that OF President Carrpc OF France
ard OF Premier Cenovas del Castillo
are the work OF Italians.
London. Aug. 9-The S9sr ISL e-nha :
sy in London yesterday received tw,
telegIams. the first briefly stating th'
taCt OF the assassination and the sec
md coming direct from San Sebastian
stating tina. Senior Canovas had been tn,
object Of an infamous attack. but sayins
III 4
with the statement that II the outrag,
was OF anarChis, origin II had no pohti
ca complications. with the additional as
sertion that the whole Of Spain Va
tranquil. and that there was no. m
least SYMPTOM OF any alteration in th'
state OF public affairs.
Tie Spanish ambassador. Count De
Casa. Valencia. in the course OF an in
terview. said:
The belief that the crime is not poll.
ical. but the work OF a fanatical anarch
izt. IL borne out by the fact that IN.
criminal IS an Italian. We all know tia
OF recent years Italian anarchists nav,
been very active. Witness the assassin
atIon Of President Carno: and the at
tempt on King HUTnoert. and other sim
Tar crimes. They were all committed
by Italians.
WOODFORD HEARS THE NEWS.
The news OF the assassination wa:
communicated by the Associated Pres.
10 General Stewart L. WOo1ford. the Tn
ted States minister 20 Spain. now in Lon.
don. en- -ouIe for San Sebastian, wh4..
ne had expected 70 present his creien.
tials 10 the queen regent IN The presenc-
or Senior Canovas.
General WoodfOrd was SO overcome
tha; several minutes passed before he
could express his horror at The deed and
his profound sympathy FOR Spain in he;
misfortune When he recovered from
the shock o. the intelligence, he said
This is terrible. most unfortunate. The
Spanish government and people viii
have the sincere sympathy OF all friends
OF constitutional government II is too
soon 70 cypress any views az ~ the e.
fe.t which the regretsble death 90 Sc
nor Canovas VII have upon current
questions. II Will not effect my move
ments. however. unless Il becomes my
duty 10 reach my post as soon as pos
siHle in order 10 express 20 the Spanish
government the sympathy OF the Amer
can government"
WOODFORD WILL HASTEN.
London. Aug She United s.z-es
ambassador 20 the court Q. s.. James
Colonel John Hay. and the new United
States minister - Spain. General Stew
art l. Woodf1rd. called Al 1he Span1h
embassy here today and presented :helr
condolences. In consequence % The as
ssssina.icn OF Premier Csrovas del Cas-
rio. General Woodford will hasten h..
departure FOR Spain by week and NIL
arrive in Madrid August n. As soon as
possible thereafter the general viii Dre-
sent 20 the queen regent a message ..
sympa ny from ne United S,sses gov
eminent. Colonel Hay EiIi give din
ner tonight In honor Of General wood
ford and his STAFF.
LONDON POLICE BUSY.
Lou,l0n. Aug. She assassi nation o,
the prime niais,er q Spain has cause!
grsa; excitement and activity among the
police q al branches N :nis CITY. A.
he men ab~~nt on IeaTe have be~n re-
called and constant conuunlcatorls are
gong on between ne British police head
quarters here. scotland Yard. and tie
s.esdqua--e-s % TIE Spanish police 3;
la 4rst
THE NEWS N TASHISGTOS.
Washington. Aug s--s@crefzry ~
state Sas--nan received tie frs, reSz
Of ne aszss!na'ioa o. Premier cznoTas
through he Associated Press 1pslet 2
IL EXPRESSED dss2 t1te-est n ire d.
tolls lie sad: -'Tois Seols-zbls event
vii nsvr some e<fs--. .. course. CT r.
political s@<rz ot Spain. bv- . <nSE
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