The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-27
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WASHINGTON, March 2l.LconAhAndsr Kane
telesraPhs TIE secrstarJ Of ths navy from
Coloa that . revolution exists q Panama, and
hehas landed marines and hauled Tie 0alena
alongside the wharf 70 protect The properly q
CazthagsnA which was also besiegsd. Secrs.
tasy Whitney to-day cent dispatch 10 Com
mander 1ahan, Of the Wachuiett, at Panama,
informing him that hoskliHss ars likely
to take plaoe between some Central Ameri-
can states and Barrios which viii en-
danger the lives and property Of citissns Of
the United States, and directing him to pro-
oeed with his vessel 70 La Union, L. Nbertad
and other points on tho Central American
secretary also Directs Commander Nahan TO
protest against any attempt TO out cables or
interfere with their use, and to take eli precau.
tons to protect the health Of his officers and
men from diseases which would render It
The discussion Of Central Amsfioan sisirs
begun 10 the senate vas resumsd in executive
seesion, the pending question being resolution
offered BY Senator Edmunds, declaring to be
the selee OF the senate that Baffius, president
Of Guatemala, should bs prevented from car.
rspublioA The resolution Was criticised q
amounting substantially to declaration Of
war, and Senator Ingalls, proposed an amend
ment to modify Il In this regard The amend
mentw was lest The senate then adopted the
resolution. with only seven negative votea
Senator Edmunds moved that tho Injunction
Of secresy be removed from the resolution and
vote upon il, but . single objection carried il
over under tho rules for adsy.
THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT OF gFA11
6ecretsry Bsysrt has written 4 Letter h
Senator Miller, chairman of tho senate COM
rnittee on foreign relations, giving him ill
the Information possessed BY the state depart
ment concerning Barrios' movement The
regarding the revolutionary movement was
telegram from Harrios to the president an
n0uncing that be had assumed the title of
supreme military chief, and that the minister
OF foreign relations Of Guatemala would soon
come to Washington. Later DISPATCHES
of San Salvador, Nicaragua and Costa
Rica would resist Barrios, and request
ing the interference Of the United States gov.
ernment A telegram from Hall, United States
minister to Central America, reported that
Mondur.s 1.oad - e. an active party 70 Bsrrios'
Hall, in Guatemala, instructfng him that this
government, while believing voluntary asso-
ciahon Of the interests Of the Central American
states desirable, would not countenance any
coeros others and t.t tie United % States sn stands
ready TO exert her influence to avert
. conflict and promote peace similar mes
esges were sent to the governments Of MIC
sraRus and San Salvador. and like verbal
ASSURANCES given the minister Of Costa Rics
respecting his government No communi-
the government at Honduras The Mexican
minister here conferred with Secretary Bay
ard - to the course taken BY Mexico, aud
was informed that this government would
use ell moral influence and lend its good
Offices TO prevent the destruction of the
autonomy Of the Central American states,
and to this end would be glad 70 have the
60. operation Of Nexioo. Later but unofficial
details state that on the 10th inst the Gau-
temalan expeditionary movement against San
salvador Was stopped, and Barrios asked Pres
ident Zoldivar to send two commissioners to
arrange settlement Secretary Bsyard fur
Salvador at thus capital, has been deprived Of
his mission because Of his association with the
movement Of Bar1os, and new minister will
ys'sels for the projection Of American interests
In Central America are given in detail
and tho secretary expresses tho opinion
that no obligation to interfere rests
upon this government under any treaties
with the states involved The depart
power bas interfered or contemplstes interfer-
ence in the present difficulties In Central Amer
lea In conclusion Mr.. Bayard says this gov.
ernment cannot countenanee any measures
subversive OF the free autonomy Of any Of tho
several states, believing tie moral influence,
and good offices Of the United States can be
made . potent agency in the preservation Of
peace, but . unable to suggest any action Of
the senate The dispatch from the president
Of San Salvador alluded in Mr.. Baysrd's
letter states that Barrios is trying to enforce
Central American union with the avowed pur-
pose Of annulling tho canal treaty with Nicars-
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