The evening world., 1911-09-20

against the present Government.
King Alfonso to-day assumed per-
sonal charge OF tho situation. Abso-
lutsly convinced hat his throne 10 In
danger he tclsgraphed orders to the
coumanding Officers OF the various
provinces notifying them that they
would be held personally responsible
for any further growth OF the outbreak.
Througk. Premier Canalejas he sent
word to the 0ovsrnor-Go ncral OF VAL
euoia that the disorders at Carcagentc
ana Aicira, whore the has
been procla:ms must be crushed out
inmsdiately. II necessary h towns
are 70 be destroyed.
Additional troops are being rushed TO
the city and II Is likely that "A pitched
battle will be fought in the vicinity Of
Valencia II the revolutionlsts are as
strong and as well armed as the report
says they are.
The telegraph lines leading into
valencia have been destroyed by the
revoiutionists and the nearest point Of
communication Is seventy-lve miles
from the city. Because OF this fact.
details of what is happening are hard
to get.
TROOPS CHARGE RIOTERS IN
CITY STREETS.
The latest reports from the city proper
said that the police n cavalry. by a
series OF desperate charges, managed
10 dispense the mass of rioters. who
throughout the night held possession Of
Of the Plaza Del Mercedes. There were
severe casualties on both sides.
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the Alameda and the botanical gar
dsns, as the rioters had threatened to
destroy both. Guards are also posted
: about the University OF Valencia. many
OF whose students are known to hold
revolutionary beliefs.
Two torpedo boats have been rent to
Vlllausuva del orao, the seaport Of Val
eacaa, and they Will prevent revolution
ists doing damage TO the harbor there.
The latest reports received from Sara
gosss stats that b situation there
eestinuss crave.
There was much street fighting dur
Ing the nigh and II was finally nee
essary for the cavalry repeatedly to
charge the crowd to clear the main
streets.
RIOTERS HOLD OUT IN SARA.
0OssA.
Ine narrow thoroughfare on the CT
skirts of the city are stu held by
strikers and their sympathizers and the
guards about the municipal buildings
have been greatly Increased.
At Leon and Seville the police. aided
by the military. were In con, u OF ia
situation early to-day. but further out
breaks are feared.
The Government. acting under the
imperial decree of yesterday suspend
ing the constitutional guarantees be-
cause OF revolutionary activity. has or
dered the arrest of w~orkingmens' CONF
mittees and political agitators In the
disturbed districts. Three hundred per-
SOM were i~mpri4asusa N this city last
night.
Among those arrested here was Senior
Largo Caballero. general counsel for
and vice-president Of the General Union
OF Labor. His offices were closed.
The general strike in this city called
for to-day was prevented by the action
of the authorities. n the railways
were running as usual.
9u1Ivy vuousUuu Hcu IN tuo uulluluv
trades received an order this afternoon
70 strike, and II 10 believed that they
ma 60 out. Tbs military 10 taking sx'
trsms precautions. D~etachrIents o,
troops are stationed at the principal
points Of the city, at railway statiors
public buildings. schools. converts AL,
markets.
The military has taken into It's keep
ing arms and munitions of every DIES
cription which were on sale. Compiet,
quiet reigned at the capital to-day, sim
liar military measures have been take
IN other cities. The whole army Is un
der arms.
CORDOVA, Spain, Sept. ga genera
strike In the Province OF Cordova wa
decided upon to-day. TAis Will atfec
the extensive coal mines at Belmez an
Penarroya.
BILBAO. Spain, Sept. 2),-The situa
ton here appears to be normal to-day
Ths rioting has ceased and the res
taurants nave r~e-opened. Seventy-hy