The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-12-12
THE SPANISH THROyE
OeherA approval of the New Cabinet
bob bCarlus-Alfonso's Funeral.

Oenerai approval of the New Cabinet
Don Carlus-Alfonso's Funeral.
Inc new cabinet has been approved
throughout Spain. The only fear is
inregard to Senor Gorilla, the Repub
llcan chief, who will lose prestige unless
ne attempts a revolt. II heis captured,
the sentence OF death already passed
upon him for participation in former
rlsIngs, Will be executed Immediately.
The manifesto OF Don Carlos, promis-
ing to confirm to the Spaniards all
their present civil and religious liber-
ties, Is considered direct bid for the
throne, and is also interpreted AS 4
prelude to proposal Of marriage OF
Don Carlos son, Prince Jaime. and the
princess OF the Asturias, in the event
OF no heir to the throne being born.
BOTH the Carlists and Monarchists
would welcome such a sett tIement with
acclamatlon, as it would end a fifty
Jears' conflict and enable Spain to as
sumo an appropriate position among
the powers of Europe
Ex-Queen Isabella has telegraphed
to the Spanish embassy at Paris TO
prepare residence for herself and the
1nfantas Isabella and Eulalia. She
Iedrs thatH she remains in Madrid she
VIII be nominated regent against her
VIII. PfIne Won HOhenlOhe has LETT
Berlln Tor Madrid to represent Emperor
William At the funeral OF King Al
1onso. The German Crown Prince
treterlck William has sent a wreath.
there Was an Imposing scene at the
Palace OF the EscuriaIupont the arrival
ot KING AItonso's body. When the
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Duke DeSertO, he roval chamberlain.
knocked and requested admittance TO
Alfonso. When inside the gates the
Duke unlocked the coffin and called
three times 10 Alfonso ear. Then ac-
cording to the ritual, he said There
= no reply. il is true, the king IS
detd He then relocked the coffin
and broke his wand OF office.
Reports are in circulation that the
young Queen Mercedes mas already de
VelOped symptoms of lung disease and
sscco.uIous debility, Inherited from her
father, and will never be in a proper
condition Of health to succeed to the
throne Meetings of prominent gen
erals nave within the last few davs
been he'd at the residence OF Lopez
Domlnguez, and this circumstance is
exciting the suspi ions Of the govern
ment. SrnOr ~a1asta, the new prime
minister, has called upon Dominguez
Tor an explanation Of these gatherings.
The general replied Indignantly to
Sagasta's demand, and advised the
premier to look for cOnspirators else
where. Il Is stated that Gorilla ar.
rived at Bayonne on the 2d, but went
70 Bordeaux luc0nsequence OF a warn
ing from the French authorities. The
queen regent, for the first time, pre-
sided over a council of the cabinet on
the Sd. She expressed the desire that
her reign should be marked by the ex-
tension OF amnesty to all press offend
ers, and Others who are now undergo
ing sentences Of exile, and otherwise
suffering on account of crimes of a DO
htlcal character These views OF the
Queen will be a topic OF discussion at
the next cabinet council. 1t is report
ed that the suggestions OF amnesty in
clude Senior Gorilla Premier Sagasta,
JOINS the Queen in recommending am
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