The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-05


governor Of BarcsIona today pub
tished = decree ordering the inhab-
itants Of the city to return to their
homes. After "a hours. anyone
found in thu streets 10 liable to be
shot on sight.
Madrid, July 31.-in view of the
grave situation at Barcelona,
which is steadily growing moro So
rious, tho naval infantry has been
ordered to that city.
Senior I4acierva, minister OF the inte-
rior, now termed the Spanish Trepoff,
printing reports disagreeing with of
ficial information would be prosecuted
and the editions suppressed.
Treasury Has $1s,00o,o0o.
A statement was issued this
morning by the ministry of finance,
designed to stop h fall OF Span
ury balance is SIS, 900, 900, OF which
$4,000, 900 lis in gold. No extraor-
binary taxes are contemplated.
Since the declaration of martial law
throughout Spain yesterday, the CEN
sorshlp over news has been more Sc
we're.
The complete mobilization of the
Spanish army has been ordered. All Of
ficers on leave have been recalled. h
reserves of all classes have been sum-
moned to the colors. The railroad lines
In h north of Spain are strictly
guarded and 10 n is allowed to enter
Spain without permission Of the mill
tary authorities.
Garrisons at Burgos, Logrono, Wit
toria and other towns are under arms.
The censor forbids Geographic COM
m~unication with Bilbao.
Royalty to Madrid?
The royal family Is hastily eturn
ing to Madrid from San Sebastian. It
is reported hat Premier Maui has
rendered his resignation, but that King
Alfonso has declined to accept it.
Paris, July 31.-The internal insur-
rection In Spain now completely over
shadows the war in Africa in h eyes
OF Europe. The decision of Premier
Maura's cabinet yesterday to place the
country under martial law and employ
the army to repress the revolt in a
alonia as an alternative to convoking
parliament, may provoke an extension
of the insurrection which would en-
danger the dynasty.
Preparations now being made in Ma
drid to quell the disturbances include
the dispatch to Catalonia Of the entire
third and fourth army corps and the
Madrid cavalry brigade, under com
mand of Prince Charles, of Bourbon
Prince Ferdinand. of Bavaria. is one OF
III squadron commanders of this bri-
gade.
Will Spare None.
The scale. upon which the military
Intervention is planned proves that thc
government entertains no Illusion, an6
lis ready to take the responsibility o.
putting down the revolt ruthless1y.
Both official and frontier report.
leave little doubt that the workmen'.
organizations and revolutionaries ant
Catalonia. The withdrawal of troop!
for@the campaign in Africa lef
less than 5000 men in the garrison a
Barcelona, and the mob, after commit
ting all sorts of excesses, including thu
burning and sacking of churches every
where. erected b~arricades in order t.
hold their positions.
London, July 31.-Information re,
.ceived through diplomatic channels il
London tend to accentuate the gravit!
OF the situation in Spain. 1t is init
mated that there Is eason to fear tn,
garrison at Madrid itself has been tam
pered with by the insurrectionists.
Cerbere, France, July 81. Spanish
Frontier.-SpaniSh couriers \ arriving
here today report that artillery is bat
tering the barbados behind which tn
insurgents are desperately fighting h
Barcelona.
Heavy fighting is now in progress Of
the Rambla in San Anne Square an,
the Gale Del Epino. The number O
dead and wounded cannot be estimated
Five converts and several privat
residences have been burned at Llama
Madrid, July a1.-oHieial dis
patches received here today, admit
that the battle between Moorish
tribesmen and the Spanish forces
outside of MelilIa, July II, was a
disastrous defeat.
The Moors cut off the commuica
tions with the Spanish outposts, an
the main force Of the Spaniards wa
driven back under the walls of tn
city, where fighting continued desper
ately in the city.
The Spanish killed and wounde
numbered almost 5000. which take
no account Of the men at the advanc
posts who evidently were cut off an
abandoned to their fate. Melilla is fu
OF wounded men.
HEAT KILLS TWO.
l Chicago, July a.-No immediate reli
was in sight today from the oppressi,
heat which yesterday caused two deati
and a number Of prostrations.
Following a night of extreme discon
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