The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-18

j ladder was brought and j mar xeftsny
held ct the America. escutcheon. threw i
20 the ground amid i-1nense cheering
The sscrsrheou was naraded as 4 trophy
through the streets, and ultimately car
ned 10 the crowded plaza. where is APP
psaranea created great enthusiasm
Another group, headed By : wen known
Iz-issss- went through the principal streets
ard passed the Consulate. shouting Viva
Espaaa. and crying necessarily Death
20 the United States" and Death 10 the
pig Yankees This group. iargesy <wos-
len By people who had Joined II On she
way. forced an entrance into The Ger
rantes thezter. The representation was
stopped and the oErhsssra played . ssarri-
cite march. che whole audience joining
In thu demonstration
The governor. warned by telephone
made his appearance Then Someone
cried. when the country x In danger
no theatrical representation ought 10 bs
gwen The audience appsauded. ard in
few minutes spontaneously closed the
tneafer. From this the several contin-
gents and people nossfsy paraded the
streets, and the demonstrations continued
until an advanced hour OF rfS n ghs the
police being powsrless. This morning
saturday. the American consulate look
ed from the outside "a il IL had been
wrecked. the stones and broken glass
The commot-on wos renewed early to-
day. Several groups carried with them
banners upon which had been printed
repress nations of the pig now treated
IA Spain as an emblem OF America and rs
synonymous with Americans. The au-
thorities. however, have taken serious
measures. The mounted infantry. evil
guard, has been called out. and the police
took positions IN the principal streets.
The demonstrators tried TO ge. hold OF
the municipal banner and 10 procure the
municipal band. but we're prevented in
both directions.
At noon today fSabrtlay) the demon
stratfon had practically ended, although
the people occasionally INDUCED in patriotic
cries and the streets were full
The Malaga correspondent OF the Daily
Mail in a later dispatch, dated Saturday
night, says.
BY order OF the government the local
authorities Of Malaga waited upon the
American consul today with an apology
for the insult. The escutcheon has heer
replaced. The press strongly denounces
the occurrences. which 1t is pointed out,
are likely to intensity rhe strained rela-
tons between the two countries
Tonight. however. the popular demon
STATIONS were again renewed. but the au-
thorities acted energeticaily.
RiOting Breaks 0ut Again.
MALAGA. April 1.-THE riotinx which
broke out yesterday was continued last
evening. The gendarmes charged the mob
frequently and the rioters returned their
attacks with voIieys of stones Many per-
SONS were bruised and numerous arrests
were made. The city is uuieter this morn
ing.
Spanish Papers DcpI0re the Oufrage.
MADRID. April 1.-THE Impartial. re-
feFring 10 the attack upon the American
consulate at Malaga, dep;ares the outrage
as necessarily calling for apologies, and
warns the Malaga authorities from caus-
Ing war, which the government would
avoid, IL possible
The impartial adds. ''Rtotinx Is no
proof OF courage. The Greeks made MANY
demonstrations in Athens. but this did not
prevent tasrn from quickly forsa king the
heights OF Thessaly. The Spaniar6s should
enter the conflict like gentlemen and not
like rufians"
The Demonstration Renewed.
LONDON. April IA special dispatch
from Madrid says there was another hos
tile demonstration outside the American
consulate at Malaga on Sunday afternoon.
The civic guard dspersed@the mob after
repeated charges. Three people were In
jured. Most OF the shops were closed.