Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-06

der McEmee was surrounded Dy crowd, one of whom shot him. He died in ten minutes. Both parties were highly connected.
 FOREIGN.
 RuDEsHEIM, Sept 2).-The Emperor in speech at tue NeiCerwOld unvellng 1 said: "When Providence desires to sig nlfy its will with regard to mighty events upon earth 1t selects the time, countries and instruments to accomplish | it's purpose. The years of 1870 and 1871 were time when sucl purpose was In- dicated. Our threatened Germany rose in its love for the fathoriand as one man, and with the prince at US head stood m arms as the instrument The Almighty conducted these arms, after sangulnary conflicts, from victory to victory, and united Germany takes its place m the | history of the world. l dedlcate this monument to the fallen, memorial to | the living, an acknowledgment to the coming generations, a source of emula- tion. May God vouchsafe 1t i LONDON, Oct. l.-The aldermen Of | London have elected Hon. R. \. Fowler alderman for Cornhill ward, to be Lord Mayor of London.
 PARIS, Oct, 3.-Referring to the in suits offered King Alfonso by Paris mob the Figaro protests in the name Of the French dignity and POllteness | against the course of the manifestation. | The Gaulos says the demonstration was worse than a mistake, and 1t was worse | than crime The Clarion describes 1t | as an act ot savagery and disgrace to ! the country. The Paix hopes that AL | fonsO's reception will be dIspasslonately | judged and that he will be treated Gs a | manifestation of a very keen sense of national dignity and not as an act Of hos | tility towards the Spanish nation. The | Dix NGuieme SeioleO regrets the hos | tile reception and would have preferred | Alfonso had traversei Paris lncOgnitO; II he remains few days longer 1t says the only duty of the people of Paris Is | to be strictly polite. The Rappe says | the attitude of Parisians clearly proved that they viewed with dIscOntent the ul- | tra official character of King AlfOnsO's re | ceptiou. After occurrence of the incidents which appeared rather to dictate to the government, 1t should pursue at least | circumspectIOn during his Naiesty's | 1T should know that King Alfonso was not Spaniard who was booted at but @ German.
 THE SPANISH JOURNALS. MADRID. October 1.-Alfonso's re- ceptiou in Paris creates a painful im- | pression here, and much indignation IS | expressed in political circles. The Iberia does not know whether to regard | the demonstrations as rude or cowardly. ! The COrrespondsncia says: The govern ment is greatly concerned by the want of energy shown by the French Cabinet to conduct French government and 1t | will Oblige SIain tO enter into diploma tic correspondence with France. It is rumored the government advised King | Alfonso to return.
 THE ACCOUNT FROM LONDON. | LONDON. October 1-Parls cor respondents say the people came almost to the windows of King AlfOnsO's car riage, hissing and grooming. One woman with her umbrella by striking the carriage of the Duke of SestOs, Prime Minister. Ferry, who rode with the King, requested the officers of l cuIrassers to keep close to the carnage. The men were apparently beside 1 themselves with rage. There was no word of greetings, DO one uncovered. The cOrteCe proceeded so rapidly that the escort was thrown into great disorder. The Klng's posi- tion was SO dangerous at the railway station that all the Spdniards drew their swords. The Spanish military attache WAS prevented by hls com paniOns from leaping out of the car riage to avenge the insults offered the King.
 RETURNING TO SPAIN. | PARIS, Oct liking Alfonso and suite left this city on the S:l5 train this morn ing on return to Spain. No demonstra- tion by the populace on their depart
 ure.
 ! INCREASED HIS PRESTIGE AT HOME. | MADRID. Oct. IA correspondent of the Times says: The hostile reception
 accorded Alfonso in Paris has consider
 ably increased his prestige at home.
 His personal courage and discretion; his
 dignIied bearing during his progress
 through the streets of Paris and his visit
 to President Grevy's residence at Ely
 see.
 BERLIN, Oct. All newspapers ex- press great indignation at the insults
 offered Alfonso in Paris.
 l MADRID, Oct 2.-The Iberia says the demonstration against Alfonso will re-
 main 0 lasting shame to France, and if
 she does not give full satisfaction on 1t
 will show that the government of France
 has merely a nominal existence, and that
 the few sedihOus persons are more pow erful than all the authorities. All the
 republican papers urge the Spanish peo-
 pie to be calm and prudent, in order Co
 avoid playing into the hands of Bis.
 marck.
 The Times Paris correspondent who
 was on the tram with Alfonso reports
 an interview with the Spanish minister
 Of foreign afIairs. He was authorized
 to deny the report that a treaty had
 been entered into by Spain with Ger
 many.
 PARIS, s,Oct3.-AlfonsO in declining the
 invitation of Grevy Go prOlong hls stay il ! Paris, remarks, Crews apology fol r our treatment by the people might make , him forget the bitterness of his entry but SpaIn would long remember tht . hissIng Of the populace, who would nOi
 see that behind the King. It was the ! nation they were hissing.
 PARIS, Oct. 2--The order for the as
 sembling Of the Cabinet to-day undei f president Grsvy has been countermand , ed. It Is reported that a ministeria B crisis exists.
 !. ROME, Oct 2.-The Papal decree reg
 ulating procedure before civil tribunals
 of the Vatican is published. The deere, ignores the Italian law and ordains tha 2 contracts between any portion of tn, . Pope's household and parties Outsid, ! shall be regulated solely by Pontifics law.
 l MONTREAL, Oct. IA city bailiff wa @ pitched through a plate glass window f restaurant here bp a sailor of the war ] ship Canada, for having uttered depreca e tory sentiments regarding Prime ! George.
 There is talk of sale of the Silve ' City, Deming and Pacific road to tn , Atchisou and Topeka people. It is ru . mored that the trustees of our line mad / an offer in Boston to the Atchison som
 time since, and that the same was takel under consideration. MT. Strong ant !, party, who were in town last Wednes ', day, came out. it IS said, for the specla ? purpose of viewing the line, and, i