The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-10
FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
GERMANY WANTS PREPARATION,
Aud spain Agrees to Make it-xrat,er.
suu Unsettled and Europe Uneasy.
English and Irish Politics Be.
csming Interestingly Iu-
tensttied-The Cholera.
The Spasish-German Trouble
oERMANY's DEMAND.


MADRID, Sept. 9.--Germsny's de-
mand for repsration for the insult TO
the German embassy here on SATURDAY.
was received to-day. The note is
couched In very reasonable terms.
Spain's note in reply, which was dis
patched tonight, expressed deep re-
gret at the occurrence OF tbs incid ont,
1t says the offenders will be prosecuted
snd punished, and those responsible
Tor tho safety Of the embassy have
been arrested and dismissed from ser
vice. 1t condemns the action OF the
rioters and the mob. Meanwhile pre-.
parations for the event of war con
unue. Orders have been given for
reports on oil troops available for
service.
AGAINST ARBITRATION.
Public opinion here unanimously
dSoprecates the arbitration of the Caro-
lines dispute. The COM
mander OF the Spanish man.
ot.war Veiasco, which was expected to
arrive at Zap on August %, was under
ORDERS 10 regain possession of that
awaited.
Yesterday evening tho police dis.
persed numerous bands OF youths
which were parading tho Atreets and
crying against Germany.
Inc municipal authorities OF Barcs-
iona nave adopted resolutions de-
nouuclng the actioa Of the Ger nan
government.
ONLY A RuMoR.
It In runNnraN thot tha
has received information from the
man-Of-war Velasco, showing that the
report that the Pslow islands had been
occupied by Germany is NOT true.
Military men here insist that their
comrades at Yap acted under orders
from Madrid ana mainly In order to
avoid conflict with the Germans.
The campaign against the press con-
tinues. Thirty-four papers at Madrid
have been prosecuted, carioature
lournals being seized by wholesale,
The censorship also prevents true
accounts being received OF expressions
OF popular wrath against Germany at
Sarrsgossa, Barcelona, Granada and
twenty other places.
King Alfonso drove through the
sirsets OF Madrid yesterday without
sn escort. He was greeted respect
fully by tho people.
WILL MAKE NO DIFFERENCE.
Count Halms Won SouneWalde. tho
German ambassador, has informed
senior Canovas del Castillo that the
retroat OF the Spanish government
officials ut zap before the German
gunooat would not affect the uuestlsu,
y Spain actually occupied the island
first.
IN LUCK.
NOT "a single German has been at
tackled by Spaniards In this city since
the beginning OF the trouble over tho
uermai occupation OF zap. During
Inc hottest part OF the excltoment. on
Saturday last, q crowd OF Frenchmen
grossly insulted several Germans In
cafe, compelling tho walters
and number of Spaniards prosen,
to protect them from serious bodily
harm. The Germans aulOgize the con
duct OF the Spaniards.
UNEASY.
BERLIN, Sept. 0.-Much uueasiness
ls felt hero owing To the possibility
That other German essels In the Pa.
cific, under orders to annex the Caro-.
lines, may como In collision with
Spanish men-of-war.
Emperor William has received a
long and pressing letter from King
A,fonso respecting the Caroline ques-
ton and tho situation of affairs In
SPAN growing out of it. The details
OF tho letter have not beon learned but
the contents greatly impressed the
emperor, Empress Augusta and the
Crown Prince Frederick William,
WILLIAM TO ALFONSO,
LONDON, Sept. "a dispatch from
Madrid 10 the Tlmos ssys Emperor
William has sent u dispatch to King
Alfonso saying thath9 has no inten,
ton Of trench!ng upon Spanish rights
and will do nothing TO prejudice bis
old friend, Alfonso; that Germany will
withdraw from zap, abandon all de.
aigns on the Caroline islauds and ad-
mt Spanish sovereignty over those
Islands, provided IL be made
enCctivo. II Is rumored that Prince
Bisn.arch h wished TO pursue the original
plans, but wss overruled by the en-