Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-10-21
EUROPE IS SHAKEN
BY FERRER'S DEATH
PROTESTS or SOCIALISTS sTIRR
MANY cAPIToLs TO VERGE
or RIOT.
SPANISH THRONE is IN DANGER
Attacks on Embassies Abroad and
Threats Of Revolution At Home,
~ Voice Popular Wrath Over
-~.- Execution,

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Lisbon. Oct. 1s.--Cable dispatches
| from Barcelona state that the situa.
ton there is increasingly disquieting.
Twenty-seven bombs have been
thrown in the last four days. I'VE per.
sons being killed and al wounded. On
Saturday an attempt was made to rush
the fortress Of Montjuich to release
the prisoners. A bomb was thrown
against tho door but it failed to q.
plods. --@- 81 s5a-ss@ .
Paris, Oct. .18.--Allejane Leroux,
chief of the Republicans at Barcelona,
in an interview here predicted rev.
olution In Spain and the establishment
of a republic. He considered the OK.
ecutive of Ferrer the outcome of the
personal vengeance of King Alfonso.
who, he said, always was convinced Of
Ferrsr's completely, in the bomb out.
rage against the king on his wedding
day. .a
Rome, Oct. 18.-An indications point
to the fact that the extremists in
Italy are determined to undertake IN
anti-clerical campaign. more vigorous
even than that in France.
This is being directed by the Free
Masons whose grand master has 10
sued most violent manifesto in be-,
half of Ferrer, recently executed and
against the church. . go.
An international subscription has
been opened for the purpose Of col.
lecting funds to establish. in the pia1zo
of st. Peters, facing the vatican, Fer.
rer's modern school which was sup.
pressed at Barcelona.
London, Eng.-The red flag wa
raised in London and a large mob
moved upon the Spanish embassy to
make a demonstration of it's disap.
proval of the execution of Professor
Francisco Ferrer, the convicted revo-
lutionist, at Barcelona, few days ago.
Several bodies of police were sta.
toned at the approaches to the EN-.
bassy and they drove off the crowds
in their usual bloodless, efficient way.
The groans and hooting were plainly
heard in the embassy and at Bucking.
ham palace nearby.
Paris, France-The anti-Spanish
demonstrations eliminated in meet
ings and professions in the larger
cities of France, organized by the So
cialists and workmen's organizations.
New York, Oct. 1S-Aroused by the
fiery speech of Emma Goldman, whose
anarchistic tendencies have earned
for her the title of Queen of the
Reds 1000 men and women, social
lists, anarchists and other radicals
packed an East Side hall, and unmol.
ested adopted a resolution scoring the
Spanish king for the execution OF
Ferrer.
Havana, Oct. ia disorderly mob
Of several thousand made a demon.
stration in honor of Francisco Ferer.
Resolutions were passed to boycott
all Spanish goods and to accept the
offer of the stevedores union to refuse
to unload Spanish ships.
Cleveland, o., Oct. 18.-After de.
claring their protest and denunication
of the church of Spain and the execu.
ton of Francisco Ferrer, 100 Italians
In meeting here drew up resolutions
calling for a meeting of all nationali.
ties to make a similar demonstration
next Sunday. 20. .,.ssss ssz
Tampa, Fla, Oct. 18.-At a mass
meeting of the Centre Astrunimo,
Spanish organization here represent.
ing 10000 persons, resolution passed
protesting against the execution of
Francisco Ferrer. Isl
Genoa, Oct. 18.-A pro-Ferrer pro-
cession in which many of the march.
ers carried flags draped with crepe,
one of them having a caricature of
King Alfonso with the inscription
alfonso is a monster" caused fight
with the police.
Brussels, Oct. 1S.-Big Ferrer dem.
onstrations were held in the principal
cities of Belgium. At Liege rowdies
smashed the windows of churches and
religious establishments.
Pisa, Italy, Oct. 18.-Cardinal Piet.
no Mafh, archbishop of Pisa and sew.
eral bishops, while attending the con.
gress Of sacred music here, were hiss.
ed by the crowds, with cries for Fer.
rer.
Buenos Ayres, Oct. 1s.-Ten thou.
sand people gathered in one Of the
public squares and burned the Span.
ish nag and the portrait Of King Al
fonso. Resolutions to carry out
boycott on Spanish products were
adopted. Similar meetings were held
in mny interior towns.
Bremerton, Wash. Oct. 1S.--After
going out squirrel hunting with -.
calibsr ride, John G. Flora, aged nine
years, returned In few hours with
the largest buck ever killed In Kitsap
county. Young Flora had engaged two
men to carry the game for him. The
buck was 1 years old and weighed 12S
pounds when dressed. The boy took q
shot at tho deer while It was only
twenty feet from him and coming In.
his direction. Although armed With