The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-03
.TELEGRAPHIC
THE ALFONSO INCIDENT.
Europe Generally is Disguise.

4 4hh AAESyNSO INO1lDEN1.
Europe Generally is Disguised.
| Berlin. l.-All newspapers expires
great indignation at the insults offered !
Alfonso in Paris.
Madrid, 1.-The A6eria says: Tb
denomination against Alfonso will re
main lasting shame to France. If sh,
does not give full satisfaction il will shoy
the government of France has merely
q nominal existence and thst seditioui
persons are more powerful than all tn.
authorities. Republican papers urge the
Spanish people to be calm aud prudent
In order to avoid playing into the hand
OF Bismarck. At a meeting Of tn,
| dynastic left to-day, after a speech by
Moret, favoriDg the project. it was re-
solved to organize great public demon
stration In honor Of the King on his ar.
rivsl here. The military club of this city
passed similsr resolution.
Far g, Prime minister Ferry and
Chsllemel Lscour, minister OF foreign
| affairs, had long conference this morn
ing.
The Temps says: President Greyy' 3
action IN spologizlng 10 Alfonso for the
hottie manifestations will have the best
effect in iipelling the clouds looming up
be- WPen France aud Spain.
France says: At The dinner st toe
Elysee the minister Of public works in
formed the Spanish minister that the
French government. wishing 10 furnish
proof OF its strength in relation to France
and Spain, had resolved to SUNNI the
international commission to examine into
the sheme Of building tunnel at Csmres
France, Spain TO improve the railway
connection with the two countries.
President Grevy's aide de camp accom-
panied Alfonso to the frontier.
Berlin, 1.-The German governm 9nt
will take no diplomatic notice of the
manifestation against King Alfonso in
Paris.
Paris, 2.-Alfonso, in declining the
invitation of Grevy to nrolOng his stay in
Paris. remarked that Grevy's apology for
his treatment By the people might make
him forget the bitterness Of his entry, but
Spain would long remember the Misses of
the populace, who would not see that be- |
hind the King il was the nation they were
Kissing.
London. 2.-The Times Paris CORE
spcDdeDt, who Was Oh the train with |
Al onso, reports an interview with the |
Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs. He
was authorized to deny the report that
treaty had been entered into by Spain
with Germany.
Msdrid. 2.-The Queen aud family re-
urned from La GraiDjs, where they we're
given sn ovation by the populsce, The
t-eets from the depot TO the palace we're
hronged with carriages and pedestrians,
md an enormous crowd filled the depot,
including officers Of the garrison. The
queen ard princesses we're greatly
beered. Shouts were raised, "Long
i've the King and Queen" Occasional
ries hostile to France were heard. The
queen appeared twice on the balcony Of
he palace in response to the plaudlts OF
be multitude. A short time afterwards
group ofex tied youths went in The di.
eetion of the French EN- bsssy crying
Long live the Uhlan King; down with {
be Frsrch," but dispersed on seeing the
mbsssy protected By strong body Of
olice. A number Of people made
riendiy demonstrations in front Of the
iermsn legation. PlacsrGs were posted c
, various parts of the city, violently st.
acking France. There was meeting of
be principal French residents Of Madrid
t which the insalts to the King were
.rongy condemned and cordial SYM
athy with Spain was exI reSaed.
Lonton, IA dispatch from Paris
sys, President Grevy is much effected by
ne treatment received by King Alfonso
! Paris, and !. is .aid he even intimsed
one time that he intended 10 resign the
RI sidency. It is stated that the violent
,ud which exists between Walson, SON. O
l-lsw Of President Gfevy and member
I the Chamber Of Deputies, and Prime Il
iinister Ferry. has caused discussion
slaticn to King Aifonso's visit. :
Many persons OF note have gone to the
ontier to greet King Alfonto, and escort
i'm to the capital. Great preparations
ere being made by the people to vel 7
ome the King upon his arrival.
Irup, Spain, 2-The train contsinin 2 b
ing Alfonso and suite arrived here t. is C,
corning. The King was received with d
q bounded enthusiasm by the crowd in C,
siting. In psrtit z at the frontier with il
IL French escort, the King char ged the 4
Of President Grsvy 70 con. D
ey bis thanks to tho President for the s
ordiAl welcome he gave him in Paris. @,
London, IA dispatch from Paris to 81
be Local News agency says: WAldeck Z
.os.esu, minister Of the interior, has e,
rdered that an inquiry be instituted az Il
, what measures were taken TO secure d
rider on the occasion Of King Alfonso's 4
rival on Saturday. A
Berlin, 2.--Newspapers here regard the q
,sults hesped upon Alfonso in Paris ss O
lostal to France. No power. they ssy, z
+ould now wish for sn alliance with her. {,
he insults to the Spanish King we're. in q
,eir opinion, more directly aimed b
zsinst Germany, who considers them q il
On of weakness. o
Paris, 2-Prime Minister Ferry had t
q interview with President Grevy this Il
sernjpg. II IL reported ihst several .
,embers Of the cabinet intend to offer
,eir designations. Is