Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-30
captain-GeneraI Of Barcelona So
TeIegraphs to general
Staff, Madrid.
EXECUTING REBEL LEADERS.
Number Of Victims Of Street
Fighting Unknown but
Very High.
Women Fought With Men Behind tho
Bairicadcs. Urging Them to
Fight to Tic Death.

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Madrid July 30.--Thc captain-scner.
a ofsBarcelona has telegraplled to the
general staff at Madrid that the revolt
ntionists have surrendered and that he
lsinoW the master of the situation The
number of victims as a result of tie
lighting in the streets is very high
Twenty-three buildings We're destroyed
by the artillery. The leaders Of the
rebels are now being tried by military
eourtmartial and sunlmai'ity5 executed.
OFFICIAL. CIRCLES RELIEVED.
Madrid.aJuly 3o.-Thc news from Bar
5celona that the cavalry and troops
have gained the upper hand and cap-
tured the main body OF Insurgents and
that only Isolated bands are holding
out IN the suburbs, creates the great
est relief in official circles here Late
last night it was officially announced
that the cavalry engaged at Rarcel-35
ona had succeeded in driving in st.
Il Martins square the principal band OF Is
9reNolutionists against whom the art,l- y
5ierN opened fire. After fighting sdesper-
5atelN and successfully for ii long time
4the revolutipnists We're surrounded
Many persons were killed in the fight
ing and the survivors surrendered to
4 the troops. s5 h
N No figures are given L of the casu-
#alties at Barcelona
Gen Marina, commander of the
Spanish forces in Morocco, reports
there is quiet outside&ofl Melilla for
The moment. but no details of the sit
nation of the army at NIelilla are given
out. except that Spanish reinforce-
Fments with q new commanding general
have arrived. "a .'y 3Sgs3
WOMEN FOUGHT LIKE TURTES.
Gerbere, France. Spanish frontier.
july 3O.--AH the reports received
here from Spain confirm the terri
l,ie sfnrsss5L Of the Women throughout
Catalonia. At Barcelona they fought
behind the barricades with the mon.
urging them to fight TO the death.
Everywhere they resisted searches
by gendarmerio for recruits for the
reserves, barring the doors Of their ;.
houses and firing at the soldiers
from the windows.
AT Casa DE La saliva the popula-
ton surrounded and disarmed the
Civil guard and locked up the officials
in the barracks. Not only a Barcelona.
but throughout the province, church
property was the special object of
the popular fury. Horrible stories are ii
recounted of the merciless fashion in
which the churches and converts We're
sacked and burned. The inmates OF 4
the institutions We're driven into the{
fields to cries of down with the
church,
At. Granollers 1G miles from BARGE
Iona, two converts were burned.
Z At Amer, the Carmellte convent was
looted and burned. The Sisters narrow
ly escaped with their lives
The Madrid authorities fear the ar
rival of Alexandra lie Reux in Spain,
who is on his way TO Europe from Bra
I'll TO place himself at the head of the
revolution. He holds the workmen'.;
organizations in the hollow of his hand
While member of the cortes In
1908 Senior LIE Reux broke with the
party because it Joined with the Gaia
lonia solidarsts, which include tie
Cariists, whom he opposed on til.
ground that they stood for the main
tenance of q monarchist regime ana
clerical action. Last year altar a series
of bitter articles against the govern
ment, he was condemned to two years
imprisonment but fed to Brazil. De-
spite his condemnation of the Republ.-
cans he was reelected to parliament
at the last elections any Is! row on his e
way home again to assume leadership.
The government has issued orders that
he be arrested Immediately on landing
on Spanish soil
PARIS is APPRENTICESHIP.
Paris, July Gothic news OF the ter
rible defeat inflicted on the Spanish
forces by Moors at Melilla and the
of the extent of the In
surrection i'll Spain, causes fapprehen-
sion here The triumph of the Moors
in the Rim country perhaps Will infiame
all of Islam and lead to an uprising
in Algeria and the Soudan. The attack 4
upon French troops a Colombo Bechar
the other day is now regarded here as
a direct result of the events on the RIFF
coast Some of the Paris newspapers,
therefore, boldly suggest that in sels
interest 1t is the duty of Europe ~
come to the rescue.
The Eclair says it is impossible for
Europe to bow before the insolent, ti'-
Monrs, and that Christian
civilization cannot afford to allow
many newspapers declare that the Nc
lila disaster recalls the mudddle and
incapacity Of every department in the
Spanish government during the Cuban
wa,. These newspapers advise the
government at Madrid to make Il vir-
tue of necessity by promptly ending the
as otherwise it will put an
end to the Spanish government.
The Marquis del NUNS. the Spanish n
ambassador at Paris. has transmitted
a note to the French government form.
ally declaring that the Riff campaign
Vas not undertaken with the object OF
but solely to punish the Moors
for their attack on Spaniards and their
affront TO the Melila garrison.
The Spanish ambassador inSan inter-
view today attributes the upheaval ut
Barcelona solely to the anarchists. and
ne is confident it will be promptly re-
pressed He explains that the gov
ernment intends to satisfy the popular
demand regarding obligatory military
service and that il has already intro
duced bill in the senate for that
purpose
SITUATION IN PROVINCES
san Sebastian, Spain. July 80 (vis.
Hendaye, Franco - Official reports re-
ceived here today from Madrid indicat
that the situation in the Gatalonian
provinces is stil grave. The agita
ton in the Biscayan provinces is in
creasing
capt.-Gen. Augiler. accompanied by
his staff, left Madrid today for Bilbao