The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-08
she Spaaish-0crmsn Trouble.
AN EXPLANATION.


1he Spanish 0crmsn Trouble.
AN EXPLANATION.
MADRID, Sept. 7.--Count Won Hartz
eldt, ia his statement to Count Bino-
mar, regarding orders that had been
'iven to the German gunboat, meant
ha. the gunboat had been forbidden
o hoist the German flag where the
spanish flag had been already hoistoa.
ie said disobedienos of the cnm-
nander OF the gunboat would afleet
he situation.
sYMPATAlzED WITH THE PEoPLE.
Tho police and troops showed by
heir gooa humor ON Saturday thai
hey sympathized with the rioters
The government and royalist orgaus
'nly timidly urge moderation. The
movement IL gen
line and popular among all
classes. The police offered feeble re-.
distance to the attacks on the German
where all the windows were
A BIG PARADE.
AT midnight procession of 10000
people paraded the sst streets, giving
Ulcers everywhere, especially at the
military and naval clubs. Five
thousand troops turned out to preserve
rider. Increased discomfort has pre-
Vailed to-day because the government
withheld the decision OF the council,
The opinion OF the mob is that the
government hesitatos TO sever rela.
ions with Germany.
GERMAN GALL.
Count Benomar, the Spanish an.
lasssdor at Berlin, telegraphs that
Count Won Hatzteidt, the German
oreign minister, declares that the
herman gunboat was forbidden ia
loist the German flag where the Span
sh flag fioated, and hopes tho incident
viii not Interfere with negotiations or
he cofdiality between the wo nations,
rs Germany would have prevented any
occupation of the CarOlines, had 1t
)een possible to communicate with
he German cruisers after tho recent
II the Spanish note claiming the
CONFIRMED.
Count Won Hat2teldts statement Is
by Count Won Salms Som
lewelde, the German minister 20
spain.
GOVERNMENT ACTION.
Admiral Anteguerra has been sent
% the Mediterranean to take command
If the fleet, which has boon Increased
All vessels are ready for service. The
government has seized and will prose
ute the Iberia Correspondencia and
,he Impareiale, Liberal papers, and
ho Pr0grsEao Glooo and six other Re
publican papers, and four independ-
mt journals for publishing artioles
melting agitation and advocating II
upture with Germany. The local
have bean ordered to act
aud see that ali agitation is
eproRsed and the ringleadofs arrested
throughout the country. Two nun
ired and fifty persons have bsen az
ested in Madrid, but majority of
hem have since baen liberated. Many
heatres aud other public place, ,sAave
leen closed.
THE "INcIDENr,"
Dispatches Just received regarding
he German occupation Of Yap statu
hat the Spaninrds ON the islands had
lolsted the Spanish flag aud had
owered it at sunset for the
nigbt, ~ il customary with al
lationalities, and shat lmmodiately
,ftarward the German gunboat ran In ,
landed marlpos and sailors, hoisted
Ihe German atar1 and formally ocou-
pied the place, despite tho protesta'
lions OF tho SpaBiards.
BIsMARoK's PROPOSITION,
Pfince Bismarck has offered 10 with,
draw the Germsn forces frouf Yap
provided Spain will not occupy II
pending q diplomatic solution OF the
question as to Spsin's claim oyer ths
ISLAND. Germany will acknowledge
Spanish occupation OF Yap, provided
Spain proves that the Spanish lag had
been hoisted on tho islGnd baidre tho
ierman gunboat reached tho harhor
The excitement in Madrid overthe Of
'air has qnieted down. Everything
was tranquil last night,
SAYS SPAIN IS SORRY,
BERLIN, Sept. 7,-Count Ben0mar
he Spanish minister here, has ex-
pressed to tho government Spsm's re.
,ret at the insult offered TO Germany
Dy the p0pulace OF Madrid, and has
promised, on behalf Of her severn
nent, that tho leaders OF tho mob will
DO punished, and that Spain Will do
her utmoa. to prevent ia repetition OF
he insult. This statement lis re-.
Sarded as terminating the in
'ident. Tho fumois that have
reached here from Paris to the effect
hat Spain has sent an ultimatum Ia
Germany are not beloved.
TRANQUILITY.
The feeling hero over tho Madrid In
,ident 10 enc of tranquility, No sori.
us result Ia foayed, although IL Ia ad-
nitted that thero IL an olemont OF
,ravityin Spain's insistance on prior
'ovoreignity over tho Caroline islands
md the unstable position OF King AL
onso.
THE EXCITEMENT IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Sept. IN. do Freyclnot
minister OF foreign affair, II hur-
'iedly returning 10 Paris In conse-
luenco Of tho excitement occasioned
~ the Carolines affair. The Spanish
st Marsoilles threaten 10 az,
acs the German consulate IN that
lily.
THE CUBAN WAR SPIRIT.
HAVANA, sept. T-About 5000 per.
'ons attendod u meeting at the Span.
sh casino yesterday, which had leon
ialled TO take action In connection
With tho seizure OF tho Caro-
ines by Gormony. Enthusiastic
psoches wore mado plodglng the
ives anc tho property ur tho oltiEens
" Cuba IN anppoTt 0t tho Spanish
government In uaso OF war. A mer-
liant, In tho nnmo Of the merchants OF
lavanp, offered S50l,000 toward pur-
'hasing mon-oi-wgr. A resolution was
'dopted asking traders TO suspend ro.
ationn With Germany while uogotIs-
Ions are pending. A procosslon was
hen formed and marched 10 the
'alace, and tho president aud directors
" tho casino called on tho captain.
,eneral and informed him ot the action
u tho meeting. Tho captain. general
hankod thom and said thpt N war
,roko out tho Germans would MOI 20
o Spain, hut might come 20 Cuba, ia
which event he was prepared 10 doiend
he island from German nupreeaion
lnd ho counted on their SUPPORT
md that OF all the people of Cuba. Tho
ra'hering dispersed peacefully alter
giving cheers tor Spain, King Alfonso
and tho oaptain-gonorsi. A portion OF
he crowd pressed In front OF the
jerman consulate, repeating the
,heors for Spain and KIM AIfonao,
Tim pnn an lafa II v,,...t-.s 4.