The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-05
REVOLUTION
In SPAIN.

with all the papers belonging 10 the hot-
eign ships loading in the harbor'
THE TROOPS STONED.
Tho civic guard WAS holly stoned az
the prison and The mob marched OF WIN
the iron bars Of the jail. When tne
troops appeared they were holly stoned
replying with fire and wOundlng many.
The mob then attacked the government
buildings and smashed the windows Inc
troops again fred. this time from the
balconies. and wounding many. nut inc
women kept on throwing stones Inc
Jesuit house az Talevara was attacked
because IL was supposed that grain was
stored there. The troubles are expected
90 increase.
Public attention centred again to-day In
the Congress Nower House Of the Cor
tes). The principal speech was delivered
by Senior Romero Robledq former Min
lister Of Justice. and leader Of the Weyler-
i.e party. who maintained that America
fCsterei the cuban rebellion and meant
war from the commencement senior
Morcts policy OF autonomy he charac-
terizod as a farce and as absolutely err
roneOus. A. for the Cubans he declared
that they did not desire autonomy and
as FOR the rebels. that they never intend
ed 90 accept BE-
In the course of the debate a formal
promise was made ON behalf OF the old
Conservatives 90 support the government
while the present situation continues.
BREAD RIOTS OCCURRING.
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Eresd riots occurred at Nrolfet. in the
Province of that name. and seven per-
sons have been killed and sixty wounded.
owing to the Government stopping the
news 10 is impossible 90 ascertain the
exact number Of the killed I'm the riots,
but it IS believed the number already
reaches thirty. General PellouX. the Min
lister of War. has permission TO proclaim
"a state of siege. if necessary. Forty
thousand men have been called under
arms tonight 10 reinforce the garrisons.
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lehd lher service To- arrange me best
possible terms of peace.
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would be- content to cedc cuba 10 .he
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demnity because unable We'll informed
politicians here regard the war as prac-
tically terminated and that toward the
end or May it viii become history All
the elements OF long civil. war in spain
are unfortunately becoming visible.
AUSTRIA MAY INTERVENE
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mination OF the war.
10 iS believed that Austria is anxious
to intervene while Germany has special
reasons To- desire some Advancement
which will MOT oornDrofni-a the future of
tho pbilippiue-
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LONDON May 5.-Tho Madrid cores
poudeut of tur Morning Post says.
THE government is aware chat they
cannot reIv unou the army II e.. an
opan secret tbat u society, has beon form
od p.itbin H.. ranks 10 put Fam end 10 tho
b,i~iisfions srsir has suffered an The
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