New-York tribune., 1909-10-15
P4RTS. ROME, VIENNA IN
( STATE OF FRENZY.
Hnti-Spanisb and 4nti-ReigiOus
Demonstrations Reported as Vide
spread an Southern Europe.

stil continue. The Latin Quarter here is seeth-
ing hut several times during the evening a
strone force of police scattered the manifestants
Serious - sturbances occurred at Lyons, where
thousands Of workmen. socialists and anarchists
raraded They broke the windows of the
sc,ionary newspapers and fought the police
Revolvers and other weapons were used with
out restraint.
A dispatch from Marseilles says meetings of
rrotest against the execution of Ferrer are
being organized throughout the South of France
Several city councils have adopted resolutions
a. protest against the execution. The Mayor of
Eherbourg has returned 10 the Spanish Embassy
the insignia Of the Order OF Isabella the Cath
oic which was presented TO him by King AL
sonso
The Municipal Council of Paris to-day de-
tidod 70 name street in Paris after Ferrer. and
q assume the expense of educating two of his
grandchildren.
The Spanish Embassy here continues 10 be
strongly guarded by the police The Spanish
Ambassador to-day sent his condolences TO the
Srnlily of the policeman who was killed during
the rioting Lest night IL front of the Spanish
Embassy
The police records Snow that besides the po-
nc-man killed. seventy-six persons were wound
81 during last nights rioting. Among those
arrested were i've anarchists.
The press with Tie exception Of the royalist
ana clerical element continues to-day to express
indienation over the execution of Ferrer and to
predict tlat grave events will follow in Spain
Count de Castellaae has advised Marquis Del
,Iun- the Spanish Ambassador TO France. to
hiring suit against the papers which have in
suited king Alfonso
The Paris "Teraps" to-dav prints under re-
s-1r a report from its correspondent at Ger
tars, on the Franco-Sranish frontier. 10 the ef-
fstt that TWO Frenchmen were shot at the Mont
:sich fortress. IN Barcelona, this morning. The
same raper's correspondents AT Madrid says that
The news Of Ferrers execution created ire
rendoEs impression in the Spanish capital, but
tie government has taken extraordinary pre-
cautions and there have been no disorders.
Troops surround the palace and public build
;rss.
Madrid. oct 1.-THE 'Epoca." a government
organ. to-day publishes the following comment
On the execution Of Ferrer:
The work Of justice - been ACCOMPLISHED.
Ferrer was given every right ir the matter Of
his defence. and the laws Of the country
scrupulously observed. We believe .sat he had
5 @ Of spanrs a. ' 9ncadng iiose ol wo S now now
profess 10 be horror-stricker.
Manuel Anende SaIazar. the Foreign Minister,
j. an Interview tonight deeply resented the
manifestations abroad. He declared that Ferrer
had been condemned not for his opinions but
Sanish public opinion he said, which
better Informed on the conditions of the case
accepted the verdict Of the court
Vienna Oct. I4.-Serious Ferrer demonstra-
rans occurred here tonight There were angry
cries against the Spanish king and government
Tho police obliged 10 fire before the masses
dispersed. The Spanish Embassy is now under
strong guard.
Trieste Austria, oct. l4-Nearly all work WAS
stopped this afternoon TO permit an nti-Spanish
den4an anstration on account Of Ferrer's execution
'n'r che evening paper appeared and nearly all
til shops caf6s and theatres were closed.
Thousands Of strikers paraded the streets with
hIssa flags. shouting. Death 10 Alfonso, Death
,he Pope" The demonstrations, which
r.ed by great disorder. continued throughout
IL night
The rioters advanced in the direction Of the
Spanish Consulate about 10 o'clock in the even
irg lu- being rcpulsed by the police they
marched through the town. breaking windows.
Police endorsements were greeted with show
eis Of stones from windows and roofs. several
Of The officers being injured More than fifty
Hrrcsts were made.
Rome. oct Demonstra tions continue to-
right in the leading towns Of Italy. The chief
SeaIorts have decided to boycott Spanish ships
In this city the protests against the execution
a. Ferrer brought business almost 70 stand
Eth. Workmen generally abandoned their en-
ployment. No streetcars We're operated and
caas and automobiles remained at their stations,
ih no one 10 take them out. The whoie nor
ma life of the city interrupted.
Among the masses the feeling has steadily
grown more turbulent. as the people attribute
the execution ~ Ferrer 10 reactionism, Vatican
influence and Jesuit support. The Spanish and
Austrian embassies and the Vatican closely |
guarded by troops, and il is thought that the !
measures adopted by the police and military !
authorltes viii prevent serious outbreaks.
More than three hundred persons were ar |
rested ia Rome to-day.
In tie provinces very serious disorders oc-
cured IN Milan and Florence the mobs at
tempted q" erect barricades. which were de- |
tr'yed By tho cavalry. Many persons were |
wounded. Including several soldiers and Of |
fcer
Irusses. oct 1.-THE socialists to-day de-
''af'd boycott against Spanish goods, and re-
t'iFed 10 keep the flag at their headquarters at
''ihasl until the execution of Ferrer
avenged
l"na' Peru, oct 1.-THE United Societies OF
'"kinen viii hold a meeting tomorrow to pro
Iona u ''ii'' AT i'"i''
|ha'n. oct l4-aIlne- Kropothln the wife 81
Russian socialist leader is promoting big
i'ohstration L. be- held at ALERT HaII al al.
Ferrr '' u'''' ~
~ '''e'ng u citizens Of Sheffield where Ferrer