The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE DEAD MONARCH IN SPAIN
How the King Died-rouchins Death
seenes-rho Wars In the East-Bul-
sariS and ssrvis stiil Fight
ng-British Victories In
Burmah-Politics.

MADRID, Nov. 27.--Senor Canvas
eel Castillo has returned from his yisist
20 the queen, who has summoned Sc
nor Ssgasta TO form g cabinet.
Alfonso absolutely refused to allow
tue doctors TO hold consuitatinn.
nis mother and wife were Obliged
10 inpiote him 70 permit the doctors
~ attend him, and when thew entered
the chamber he again and again dem
recsted their visit, which he said
would cause siarm in Madrid. Hy-
perdermio injections were made In
order to isdnce sleep. The euean and
DF, Csmison watched By mo kinp's
nedsids throughout the night.
me scene, when the last
sacrament was administered, WAS
deeply, impressive and tears
courssd down the cheeks of an
present. When the king expirsd.
christina, who was fearless. with n
wall OF anguish cried:
"ALFoNso, OH GOD, HE ANSWERS NOT.
ALFONSO"
queen Isabella knelt, CRYING: WHolv
virgin, have mercy" When the
daughters arrived there was terrible
scene OF griet on meeting their
mother. Vhe body of the kline
Is dressed In the uniform Of
captain general; upon the
breast are Austrian and SDanish
crosses. The kings features are thin
sleep. ' - =,
ihe members of the ROYAL family are
continually y receiving visits Of condo.
ience. The primate and the govern.
meEt have made arrangements for 8
solemn mass tomorrow morning IN
the presence of the royal family
after which the BODY will 4,
borne la state to Madrid
The clergy viii meet the remsins a,
tho outskirts OF the city and the pro
cession will psss through tho streetf
lined with troops.
THE BODY WILL LIE IN sTATE ruppv
DAYS,
In the hall of Caiumno. where thu bod, /,
OF Quoeu Merceiss lay. All noblemeI
nave closed their houses. and shnn,
and theatres will reulain shut unti
after the funeral Guns arr
hred every half hour. Tho
peasants flock In the place
.uut tm'uu,ns poor queen, poor Caris.
t,na" Iho loyaiist pspers express the
ueepest sympathy and regret. IL IL
lhe popular opinion in Mndrid that
toe King died like a shepherd In the
mountains, without aid, which might
nsve peen given. For two aonths an
eihoorale system OF deception had
cal condition. =
It's reported that before he died he
NuVIssu queen Christina to
cohndo Ia the Liberals, WHO would save
MS chhdren and his country. The
press trusts TO tho good senea aud in
terest OF the people to prevent a rovo.
luton.
| :, NEWSPAPERS IN MOURNING,
| All tho newspapers here except the
Hspupncan and Carlist sheets appea,
IN mourning. The members OF the
capihet desire the queen regent ..
summon the Cortes quickly, 30 thai
precautionary measures against {
revolution may be adopted.
| ohEATES PROFOUND IMPRESSION
| LONDON, Nov. 27.---Ths death o
Eshg Alfonso has made q profouud
impression In all European capitals
!he emperor OF Austria and Hungary
tho emperor OF Germany and the KIM
" Italy will send representatives to
st'snd the funeral.
THE NEW GOVERNMENT.
A dispatch from Madrid says Sa.
sabtN, the new primo minister, is
confident of the support OF .he
!ef,, and that Dominguez, with the as.
slstance OF tho royslists, will defend
ihe monaryhy and regency of Queon
Christina, although ex-Queon Isa,
bella ~ more popular than Christina,
, TO 10 considered proud and cold,