Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-07
WHOLE NO. 1927.

arrived at Yap Bay This news causes the
widest excitement throughout Spain
crowds were gathered in the streets of Mad
nd all night long, frantically gesticulating
and calling Emperor William, the Crown
Prince and Bismarck the yilest names
Several thousand people shouted Death 10
bismarck and " Viva Espana,r mobbed
the German Embassy, smashing windows
and breaking into q thousand pieces the
German arms on the Embassy building
and uanP!ing the fragments under their
feet. The Embassy is completely mobbed.
The furniture and mirrors were dashed to
pieces, the people almost foaning at their
mouths with frenzy. Several Of the sober
est Spaniards with whom talked were con
hdent that this affair must uow end either
by war or revolution.
GERMANYs S COURSE.
New YORK, September 6th-The WorlFs
Berlin special says: The question of who
Is owner OF the Carolines has sunk into in
significance i'll the face of the weightier and
all-abSorbing question of how Germany is
to answer the atiront to her flag and dig
nlty. That Germany Will not stick to the
Carollnes may be taken for granted That
Germany will exact an apology and the
summary chastisement of the rioters who
burned and spat upon her arms last night
Is equally certain. But here it is not felt
that an asseIk to this course may mean the
outbreak OF revolution and the overthrow
of Alfonso. The idea of war between the
two countries is derided here. No one
believes that Spain has the money, soldiers,
SHIPS or credit required for sustaining Il
struggle with Germany. Germany's course
Is clear. She win hold the disputed islands
and stand on the defensive refusing to rec
ognlze any Government which might sRc-
ceed Alfonso On the Exchange the news
caused a serious depression, less from
dread of war thaa from. 8. fear of change
OF Government IN Spain which would, es-
p.ecially in Paris, depreciate Spanish secu-
| rites.
THE GERMAN PRESS on THE SITUATION.
BERLIN, September Gth-The National
Zeitpg thinks that the diplomatic reIa-
tions between Germany and Spain will be
/ broken off, unless Spain affords satisfaction
for the Madrid affair.
The TagSjiph says that il King Alfonso
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 to render satisfaction. The
Iogsbtmi is of the opinion that the ex-
cesses of the populace of Madrid were
directed more against the Spanish monarch
than against Germany
ignation of the Spanish Cabinet is abso-
lutely necessary to atone for the insults
| offered to Germany.
All the papers ale confident of the ulti-
mate success of Prince Bismarck
DIG AT THE NRENcH.
BERLIN, September 9Th. The NOrd
DeUtSche ZeatHg Prince Bismarck 5 organ)
says that the Government is annoyed over
the anti-German denomination ut Madrid
but will not judge hastily. II adds that
inquiries viii probably show that the riots
were due TO certain influences This is
hardly yelled dig at the French The
Zeitulg also says that if Spain does not
recompense Germany and punish the cul-
prits, Germany will occupy the Caroline
Islands forthwith.
RIOTERS ARREsTED-THE SAME TREATMENT.
MADRID, September 6th.-The total num-
! Der OF arrests made here in connection with
! the demonstration against Germany is
/ SIS.
| The German Consulate at Valencia re-
ceived the same treatment at the hands OF
| the populace as the German Embassy at
| Madrid
| BASIS FOR FURTHER PARLEYING.
! MADRID, September G;h.-The Council of
| Ministers, with the sanction OF King Alton
| so, has framed and dispatched to the Ger
man Government an ultimatum, request
| ing Germany to evacuate the Caroline
! Islands. Spain, in the meantime. will re-
| frain from the material occupation of the
| Islands, and thus afford basis for further
pareying.