Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-31
All Glasses of Recruits and Re-
serves Have Been Called
To the CoIors.
ORDER RElGNs IN BARCELONA.
SO captain-Gcncral Rcports-Revolt
Sl1iIfully Organized and Ruth-
lcssly Rcprcsscd.

being placed on a war footing. The re-
cruitst and tho resarvcs nf every class
,..s@ -. q - {
i'ave oeeii eaiieu out.
In spite of the reports from Madrid
direct reliable private reports from
| rsarceIon, .avtstha ,ayoi,,tionists .ti,,.
80 tA'e
hoiu i'iticn OF 'le clty, anu mat the at
| tillery has been unable to dislodSc.
them.
ORDER RESTORED.
Ferpisiia an, franco-Sl9a1llsn lron iti,
jury 5i.Fylhe caPthlil general OF ioal-
ceiona loday sem ltle ioiioWllss ol,lclal
teIesIaih No lhe governor 40: OF
Verona Verona, W .h province uaJoilis thit oi
foa BAL y.
= iitaNe .iie noiior 10 slnIofnl you tina
o5ueI mas neeli coiilpleteiy re-estapllsIl-
ca ca ~ pttrcelollu. lhefe are H'aily21'ris
oiie etis 3
REVOLT as RUTHLESSLS RE
PRESSED.
Paris, July 31.-Although all the cen
! eored disna tt,hes from Marta 4 f.,,.e
that Cen Brandos, the military com.
lmander at Barcelona has ruthlessiy
| crushed the revolt there, executing
| many ringleaders, and that zths, govern
| ment is nowsin control OF the situa-
lftion, reports tilteripg out at CerDer..
| on the French frontier. none of which, !.
I however. later than .Tli1v
| 90 indicate that the mob until then.
| had the upper hand, and that nothing
lin history with the exception of the
commune approached the ferocious
| drama being enacted. All the reports
agree that the movement was skilfui-
| ly organized and broke like a bolt from
| a clear sky. Three facts #stand out
prominently.
! First, the troops in the earliest stages
refused to fire on the mob, either be-
cause they were numerically Inferior,
o. because they we're In sympathy with
distinctly reyoIu n ar and Ia anti-cler.
| [icaJs and third tha 5fnrv ~ the .,nuI
wus vanted a in,ost an irely AGAINST ths
church and its representatIves tpriyate
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innate tnat me '5arilsts, VINO stand LOT
4
IN the organization OF the uprising.
SITUATION IMPROVES.
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COMMUNICATIVE 1,,rcaIons, sti,, 49,
The French consul nj Port Ron saws
he does not believe The ,noynment *;
anti-goyermentai or anarchistic, but
that It is purely antl-clerical.
4 The Madrid correspondent Of the
Figaro had an Interview with Senior
Lacierya, the Spanish minister of the
interior, in which the minister said:
The insurrection at barcelona WAS
of terrible gravity. doubt u thero4
has been anything SO terrible since
the commune.the battle IN inc streets
Win cannon, ihcenuiaristil' ths Eiila g &c
o ~ the dos des,rnrtinn ~ The rs;lroad..
nothing was missing
The Figaro's Madrid correspondent
declares that those who understood
~. ,it,,o
celona applaud the action of tile gov
eminent, If the Liberals had been in
power the correspondent says, they
would have resigned in favor OF a
military cabinet and the insurrec
ton at Barcelona undoubtedly has
strengthened the position of the gov
eminent In the rest OF S1dln.s as InOSe /
a he expsdton to s Me IS and t the oud
scy IN d fhe by oe or Ped to