Rioting in Spain.
FATAL EFFECTS,
GOVERNMENT THREATENS TO SUSPEND CONSTITUTION. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Madrid, Feb. 12. Anti-Jesuit riots have taken place at Madrid, Valencia, Granada, and elsewhere in Spain. Great discontent prevails on account of the approaching marriage of the Infanta Maria Delas Mercedas, Princess of Asturias, with Prince Charles, second son of Count Casorta, of the Neapolitan Royal House.
The discontent in Spain led to fatal rioting in Saragossa. The Government lias forbidden demonstrations in the streets of any city, and threatens to suspend the Constitution.
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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 38, 14 February 1901, Page 2
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