The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-28
rHg IsTHMUS WAR.
,,... Of the Half Breed
a''' Rebellion.
.sre!L GRANTS CONDITION
,o-ld,s News in Brief-A Postal
Tle Profound Sympathy
france and Egypt.
The Isthnnus War.

voRK. April 26.-The following
W" b vas received here to-day:
d1.rL, April &c, via Galveston
". uere,wi,hdrawn from this city
''. ,ubt The consequences cannot
1'' ~ but that there will be. seri-
..orble on the arrival of the Colon
'a' IN -.oons due here tonight, is GER
M General Aizpura has proposed to
''-'' .,,o,oander of the United States
i u. here to withdraw his troops to
.'''' tim of the Panama Railway
.le 80 General Aizpura guarantee
loHi iE5s security of the city. General
ns ,Is however well disposed,
A5'''1 mi be able to prevent
si- Instruction Of property and
u. lg BeT-icades are being erected in
it ,,-eets and sand bag defences are
'Ds constructed on balconies. This
}sns nat the insurgents are deter
NOV IN fcht in town. The native
lllii1G Ie-o IS strong. 1t is considered
l ,,I for United States troops, to oc-
y .,rr the town and then Withdraw,
5-E- the people helpless and the city
: conTrol OF lawleSs mob.
J" 6S,o.;5ent Terymser, of the Central
N Sontb American Telegraph COM
, 7s to-day telegraphed as follows;
a,oot5ye 7. Z. Bayard, Secretary Of
>o.s Washington:
An american troops were withdrawn
..oT Panama last night. The town is
~ the hands of the rebels. The streets
-. rop he-ricaded. The consequences
ga. .,1gor he loreseen. 1 have telegraphed
.' tolioEs TO the superintendent of the
Iompaly at Panama:
~Iemand in writing from the Ameri-
.srr9asplar commandanto of the United
,r9tos forces protection to our property
and men. At present the United States
as NV treaty. all rights and obligations
.ggt Colombia has, and must be held re-
,Dnn,i5le for damage done to American
.rope-sy or for failure to keep open
0mmuniCation. "
SIMILAR dispatches were also sent to
secretary Of the Navy Whitney and the
manager Of the company at Galveston.
NrF YORK, April PA special from
Panama to the Tribune, dated April
18th. saws American troops under COM
aani d McCalla, began to withdraw
RON The city, last night, under an
sgreement with Aizpura. French Con
IL The evacuation OF the city destroys
american prestige here. There has
cen wild rejoicing among the insur-
cents and symDathizers with them, and
9roperty owners anticipate serious trou-
lie. The Americans are called towards,
md threats are heard on every side.
To-day, the American troops withdrew
the Panama railway station. Cen
.sl Aizpura guaranteed to preserve Or
der in the CITY, but the insurgents have
gain begun the work of barricading the
'reets.
WASHINGTON, April Admiral
J0uett and Commander McCalla have
informed the Navy Department that the
American forces were withdrawn from
Panama yesterday because of promises
made by the rebel .Azpuru, that he would
not interfere with American interests in
hat city and that he would not erect
srrcades in the streets. The American
hoops were marched a short distance
ION the city to the Panama railroad
Ompany's property where they were
aahoned at the time the kilograms
we're sent to Washington.
PANAxL, via Galveston, April 81
The city is quiet. The moral effect OF
;;neOccupation by the American forces
has been very great. Not a shot has
een fired since. The Colombian .roops
ION the south are expected to arrive
here this evening. An excited meeting
vas held on Sunday. Seditious speakers
Sefe Stopned, under pain of arrest, by
hzpura.