Daily Republican., 1885-09-09

IOr reparatlOn Tor tn6 lubult 10 Lne 06t
man EN- bassy here on Saturday was re
ceived to-day. The notice is conched IL
very reasonable terms. Spain's not
in reply, whichwas despatched tonight
expresses deep regret at the oocurrenc
of the incident, says that the offender
will be prosecuted and punished, ant
that those responsible for the safety o.
the em ba,sy have been arrested ant
dismisied from the service and condem
the aciion of the riotous mob.
Meanwhile preparations for the even
| Of war continue Oriers have been Civ
en- for reports on all troops available TO
service,
THE GERMAN GUEBoAT'S DEPARTURE
FERLIN, Sept. S.-The German gun
boat Iltis left nobody at Yap. Sh
sailed for Singapore.
LoNDoN's SCANDALS.
LONDON, Sept. 8.-Throughout to
day 3 proceedings at the Bow Stree
Police Court in the case OF the Gro WI
against Mr.. Stead and others, for alb
ducting K liza Armstrong. the popular
sympathy for the Armstrong girl wa
exhibited in q most marked degree.
Again the police were barely able t.
prevent the mob from lynching Stead
and the only way that Bramwell Bootf
and the female defendants were saved
from violence was by being smuggled
away in close prison vans.
The extracts from the Pail Mall Ga
zette which were read In court were
Missed by the audience, and the police
men present did little or nothing tC
prevent the demonstration. In fact
throughout the proceedings the police
have shown a vindictive spirit in re-
venge for the onslaught made upon
them by the Pail Mall Gazette, and,
beyond preventing actual bloodshed,
they have gone to no trouble to repress
insults to the defendants.
Mrs. Armstrong, the mother of the
abducted girl, seriously Injured her
, case and her reputation by her conduct
on the witness stand. Despite the
, caution of the prosecuting counsel and
| the protests of the magistrate, she be-
came a very quarrel some witness, and
when she admitted that she had in the
past been hard drinker the auditors
were convinced that she had not yet
conquered her infirmity. Her evidence
was, in the main, unshaken, but the
CROSS examination seemed TO show that
she had sold her child to Mrs Jarrett
and had concealed the fact from her
husband.
The crowd in the court room to day
contained many professional pick
pockets, and several reporters and
lawyers had their watches stolen as
they were leaving the building.
cHAMBERLAIN's PLATFORM.
LONDON, Sept. 8.-Mr. Chamberlain,
In a speech at Warrington today, gave
the full Radical platform. He said
the Radicals now formed great
majority of the Liberal party and they
| would oppose Mr.. Parnell tooth and
nail. This declaration was greeted
with prolon 1ed cheering. The platform
besides the local government and land
planks, advocates free schools, a
revision of the taxation and game
laws and mineral royalties, and de-
| clares that If the appropriation OF
certain land is necessary for the public
good the rights of property must 90 to
| the wall.
+. DOUBTFUL PARIsIAN NEWSPAPER RE.
PORTS.
| PARIS, Sept. 8.-The Figaro and the
Gaulois state. that the commander of the
German gunboat, who recently occu-
/ plcu hho pCCh OiuulOh py hio 6oN-
ernment to evacuate it. The settlement
of the difficulty, both newspapers say,
Is due to Emperor William having
taken the initiative step towards bring
| ing about peaceful solution of the af
| fair. A telegram from Madrid states
that General Lopez Dominguez has
submitted to the pressure brought to
bear on him and has accepted the pre-
miership. He is very able officer
and has great influence with the army.
PARNELL AND THE AGRARIAN OUT.
RACES.
LONDON, Sept 8 1885, Mr.. Par
nell is wild over the recent fire.
quent occurrence of agrarian outrages
in Ireland, and the widespread pub
licity that has been given to them. The
cause of his anger is two fold. He
Is chagrined at the inability of his lieu
tenants to prevent disturbances at this
time, when he has good reasons fol
wanting Ireland represented as tran.
quill, and he is indignant at the aviditv
with which every petty quarrel is seized
upon and telegraphed far and wide for
effect upon the general election.
ANXIOUS TO HEAR FROM YAP.
MADRID, Sept.8-.Public opinion here
unanimously deprecates arbitration oi
the Caroline disputes. The comm aud
or of the Spanish man-of-war Velasco,
which was expected to arrive at Yap OF
August 2S, was under orders to regain
possession of that island. News from
zap is anxiously awaited.
IRELAND's POPULATION.
DUBLIN, Sept. s. Statistics just