Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-24

SPANISH RIOTS SPREAD
Situation Better at Barcelona, Dut
Worse In Other Cities.
MANY ANARCHISTS JAILED.
Troops Ordered to Be Ready to ssers
For SaragOssa, Where WOrkins
People Have Joined Forces
With the Strikers.

Madrid, Feb. 22.-According to the
latest advices from Barcelona. the STU
alton there n improving, though II IL
still threatening. An effort VIII pe
made at once to resume ordinary aVo-
cations.
The most stringent measures nave
been prepared to protect traffic ana
business. The strikers have few rlnes'
but they were well supplied with re-
volvers and daggers.
The search of suspected houses con-
tinues, resulting in the arrest OF large
numbers of anarchists and revolution
lists of all kinds, who are considered 10
be the prime movers in the troubles
The cosmopolitan character of BARGE
Iona makes it resort for representa-
tiyes of all the revolutionary elements
In Europe, and the ranks of the mai
content workmen have been swelled
by French and other foreign political
agitators. The republicans are busy
among the troops, urging them not TO
| use their arms against their own class
IN deIenSe OF plutocIdts'
| Ten anarchists have been arrested
here. and others are under surveillance
The working people of Madrid remain
quiet, but their sympathies are with
| the strikers.
Bayonets Quell Rioters.
A press dispatch from Barcelona
says:
The predominance of bayonets here
has had due effect, and the most tur'
bulent spirits have been driven Off the
streets. Outwardly the city is resum-
ing an aspect of comparative quiet
The leading citizens are joining the
military and civil authorities in restor-
ing order.
The captain general has ordered the
newspapers to resume publication and
has instructed the owners of pubic We
hicles to again engage in their regular
work. If the printers refuse to work
their names and residences are to bt
handed to the captain general. VINO
will deal with them. All drivers de
clining to take out vehicles Will be DE
prived of their licenses.
AS matter of fact but forty per
sons have been killed since the disturb
ances broke out here. The strikers
during the day attacked the jail in al
attempt to rescue their imprisoned com
rades but they were rcpulSed by tn
troops after Il number of rioters nat
been killed or wounded.
The ordinary necesShl'ies OF NE ar
. failing, and the distress is being fell
The strikers are said to he leceVlil
large sums of money from London.
In the neiphloring towns the disturb
ances are spreading and are inrreasin
in gravity.
Martial Law ut Tarragona.
Martial law has been proclaimed a
: TarrauOna The strike is spreading !
) the Ilohregat and Cardona valley
There is a general cessation of work j.;
=. Castelion de la plana and Carve. an
!, much excitement prevails at Bates
n Forces of yendarmerie have been di
e patched to those places.
e Advices received from Bilbao. Va
ladolid, Coruna, Gijon and other il
uustria centers of Spain show that II
e attitude of the miners and other wor
a ers is distinctly threatening. III
e greatest excitement prevails ever
II where The garrisons of Rurgos al
Vittoria have been ordered to be
readiness to start for Saragossa at
moments notice. All the railroads a
! guarded by troops.
The following dispatches show Il
situation at other places:
SaragOSSn.-A number of rioters {
tackled the Jesuit college here. The T
Tiers fired on the mob. believing the
= asSailants to be thieves. The WOrkil
people have thrown in their lot wi
z their Catalonian comrades. and I
threatening attitude of the strikers h
caused the fight of the richer famIi'
The civil administration of the who
province of Saragossa has been tax
over by the military authorities.
}. Valencia. a conflict here betwe
= rioters and the police three perso
were wounded. Fourteen arrests We
made.
Seville.-A number of Italian anar(
lists have arrived here. The autho
E ties have taken all the necessary p
:" cautions to prevent an outbreak.
Germany Wont Interfere.