Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-07
Spain S UItimatum.
SHE DEN Az % THAR GERMANY
BnALs. EvACUAIE IAE
CAROLINEH.
r OTE RS ARRESTED.

LONDON, Sept. 6 The Council of
M inisters, with the sanction of King
Alfonso, bas iss tcf Q l to the German
Govern IA ent an ultiu . um. request ng
Germany to evacuats the Caroline
Island,. Spa; u in the mean 'ime will
refrain from materia Oscu alton of
the islands and thus aft Ird q basis for
furth-r parleying.
The number of arrests - 0ade In Mad
rid, in conuecti on with the emonstra-
ton against Germany. lie 1S4. The
German consulate in Valencta received
the same treatment at the hands of the
populsce as the legation.
The Norddeutche Zeitung Of Perrin,
Prince Bismarck's organ, says that the
Government is annoyed over the Anti
German demonstration at Madrid, but
will not judge hastily. 1t adds that
inquiries will probably show that the
riots were due to certain influences. =
This is a hardly yelled dig at the
French. The ZsitunR also says that if
Spain does not recompense Germany
and punish the culprits, Germany will
occupy the Caroline Islands forthwith
The Tagebla't say s that II King Alfor-
so retains his sovereignty, Spain will
certainly make reparation, and in the
event of his being deposed. Germany
can easily take possession Of valuable
pledges, and thus compel Spain 70 rem.
der satisfac ion. Tue article continu ues
that the excuses Of the populace of Ma
drill were directed more against the
Spanish monarchy than against Ger
many.
The Boersen Courier declared that
the resignation of the Spanish Cabinet
is absolutely necessary to atone for the
insults offered to Germany. All the
papers are confident Of the ultimate sue.
cess OF Prince Bismarck
THE FEELING IN MADRID.
MADRID, Sept. 6.-The police and
troops showed by their good humor yes
terday that they sympathizsd with the
rioters. The Government and royalist
organs only timiily urge moderation.
The anti German movement is genuine
and popular among all classes,
Increased discon tent has prevailed to.
day because the Government withheld
the decision OF the council. The opinion
OF the mob is that the Government
hesitates to sever relations with Ger
many.
THE CHOLERA.
LONDON, Sept. 5-Returne from all
the infected districts Of Spain show that
OIL o6IuIubJ tDfTC WoEo ItpOIku <lft
new oases Of cholera and 779 deaths from
the disease.
French reports show ten deaths yes-
terday from the scourge in Marseilles
and twelve in Toulon. In the latter
city 121 patients are under treatment
in the hospitals. Five deaths are also
reported in the department OF Herault
In Italy few cases OF choler are re-
ported 1t Parma.
TREsAILoR's FRI END.
LONDON, Sep. 6.-Samuel P limsolI,
the Radical millionaire and philan-
thropist, who was formerly member of
Parliament for Derby, and who Is
best known as the sailors friend and
the deviser Of the Plimsoll line"
TO prevent overlooking of vessels,
proposes to contest Sheffield for the
next Par,.anert. He arrived at
She field last night and received q
tremendous ovation. An immense
crowd met hin AZ the station and
cheersd tbeluss'ves hoarsa when he
tpoke few words in reply to their
upronrious welcome. Afterwards tie
crowd removed tho horses from his
carriage and a couple Of hundred lusty
woriing-men attached ropes to the
carriage and drew Mr.. Plimsoll in a
prip cipal streets.
OF course the procession was pre-
arranged, but great 6eal Of en-
thu siasm, especially on he part of the
working men, was spontaneous. THIS
demonstration is the Radicals reply 10
Lord Randolph Churchills recent
speeches at the cutters banquet and
elsewhere in Sheffield.
AN ANGLO SCOTCH WAR.
LONDON, Sept. 6-Thirty soldiers
belonging to Highland regiment to-
day made an assault upon . dozen ar
tillerymen at q village near Plymouth.
The Scotchmen were routed. The ar
tiilerymen then carried the village by
storm, when the people fed to the
fields. An armed picket guard sub
|sequently captured several Of the riot
ers.
Reading Fair.