The Crisis in Spain.
London, August 1 t The Daily Telegraph’s Madrid cor* respondent says 10,000 revolutionary ies in Barcelona on Wednesday pa* rading, charged the remains of their victims, and placed the bodies, legs and heads on long poles and carried them along, shouting vivas, and whistling the “ Marseillaise,” They passed under the nose of the military commander, who was at the head of his troops, but nobody dared to order a volley to be fired on the revolution* ists. The latest news from Barcelofia states that order has been restored, Madrid, August 1
The Mounted Police at Barcelona charged the barricade, but the horsss got caught in the wire entanglement, and the men were nearly all thrown and stabbed on the ground by the workmen. The crowd hooted the police and the Civil Guard, but gave cigars and refreshments to the sol* diers, who later frequently fired in the air,
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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4444, 3 August 1909, Page 2
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