The sun., 1889-12-15
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SAN Jost, Dec. 2.-Yesterday Mr. Hall OF
the canal company took his departure, return-
Ing to Nicaragua; to-day the American Minis
ter. Mr.. Miner. leaves for Guatemala, stop"
ping on the way thlther at Salvador. and pos
siby Honduras. At last, ana after all the
disputes and delays, an agreement has been
reached. Costa Rlca has consented TO suspend
her contract with the canal company for two
years. The arrangement rs whole line
presses an outsider as curious. The COM
pany goes TO work and enters into com.
pact with the Government OF Nicaragua,
stipulating that all contracts It may have made
in this connection that have proven objection.
able to that Government shall DO declared null
and void. The covenant is witnessed BY the
United States Minister and approved By the
President OF Nicaragua. Careful readings Of
the compact as printed in the Estreild de Nioas
| rd0ud and reproduced by the Rensa Libre OF
this city. fail to give any other idea than that
| Nicaragua has triumphed and Costa Rica been
ignored. And yet this is not the case The
truth is, Costa Rica's position remains up-
changed. unless for the better. It requires no
tremendous amount OF perspicacity to under-
| stand that two years hence, work having mean
whilo advanced according TO reasonable expoc- .
| tation Costa Ricas contract will mean good
| deal moro TO her than 1t does to-day. just
| what the NicaraRuans think about this 10 hard
| to say. In drawing up tho agreement they at
| first insisted upon the contract with Costa
Rica" being thus definitely specified. The
canal compnnys representative, however. held
his ground to the last In refusing 10 insert the
name OF this republic. And thus the matter
stands; Those who know good deal say:
| be crowed over. Costa Rica is going to hold
her tongue and resist the temptation 70 crow.
Sides. and By the Company Si Sp as we'll No one
tnIs % E Ss s print or otherwise ahd com:
Ny Information. which is authentic. must
nGs nor shosd hu tne eonte@sa Sc
blamed or criticised for having spoken upon
have % been nj hes,ns @ @ som somo U odd stofes Sboui
aqd S wSo q that
here. Told In all seriousness and without
semblance OF exagReration. suppose they
may nay 30 givsa Eo SrsdSnse II so Il Is no wonder
rTssspS,nhsib,iity res and gEsters not 70 unite win
q F5osiSent Bsriiia ass MARROW escspe from % as.
which tho revolution was % to break E' out S on q
certain Wednesday. On that day. BANQUET
eSn.s,HSStOd for The TarO3d
q ws sS many osRer iTS i%poT.aa. men s0qFtfSs FS:
day was mistaken. Tho UPRISING took plasS
5 %a 81 eao S
we're taken regarding the offenders One
other. was suspected Of showing % al ABOUT % the S
plot was threatened with death and offered
He made a full confession. partioularisine az
dssa on s ssSs hs
utmost n.
ss 1te g ss5S the ph
Barrios, was. Immediately, cast into dungeon
vile. The informerIand this doosn't imDre6S
wSs sSo taS hey Esd
inf0T%Ist9p, p,thd thst they could iTS HIM
that they shot him m' to prevent him from -.
tracting. Barilles was very, much relieved 70
nave Barri9s M nis under n lock AND KEY The yoyng
man. indeed. Of Guatemala. The uprising was
sStde99itIy tSs 9ioysrn%snt mot such trhing meter
have people believe. Seven Thousand soidisrS
we're marched out Of Guatemala city one night
reaured The S Sountesrs Srs bTSnshs bGSnSn X
generally by force. so that considerable exeF-
General at the capital sent an order 10 an ofa-
ei5 ser IL CO.. Command Ht town few lSagnes of:
and chains and handouns Send me some I'M:
90 Ret Soaeh for this as suthsnsis. pos Il is
possible. Young Barrios remained for some
Of being p0isoned. snd 90 dared hardly 20 eat
adulterate. But after while he became very
more 9he hard boed eggs % did mot NOT agree gree With
him; He fell III and came near dying. Then
Mstatesca Intla and her soul was filed SI with
despair She felt 4 certain that II this was but
road to that place. Late in the evenine she
appeared. In her distracted state and coupe.
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MnseF e Ss t6s ss9 a1 snd 10 s the
Presdent Barlas. 6 Where re It ZAP appears I that H SSo
tnterceded In a such way as to secure her
There is NO question but that the methods OF
government In Guatemala are much severer.
much harshor, than in Costa Rica. In this 70.
public there is taught the sacredneRs OF human
e Dgsfding d t ha are ay9dsd: S
as that OF q General OF the army being marched
through the streets Of the capital between two
p9liGeImen , each 10 holding one Of his wrists With
men, ahead and TWO more behind him. The
Guatemalau General who was served thus had
as being leader Of the ingpreentf,~
2s.asH Yesterday was the day t9F r. he Presidential
t6at Dpa JOS. K2drcues is 70 be the oanstItn.
At 5 o'clock met the Secretary Of state prom.
usual Sunday omen. air concert was going on.
Mr.. Jimt'nez should sit for IA painting or pose
for a statue of Serenity" 1t has been my
good fortune to live at the same hotel as this
gentleman for over a year. Often as hnv0
seen him. / never saw him excited but once: It
was In the hotel dining room. Some would-be
clever Americans were making idiots OF them
selves by talking loudly and discussing sub
jects In connection with Costa Rica upon which
they know no more about than tho mules on
which they had ridden up from Carrillo. Mr..
Jimenez sat mediativey munching his Jritotes
really JryoIeS properly cooked are excellent
for breakfqst-and Listening to the audible
idiocy behind him. He understood II all, for
he speaks English correctly, and even with
elegance; When he could bear 1t no longer he
turned slowly around in his chair and gave the
Speakers a look that was quite sufficient. They
subsided. 1t Ia astonishing how much o look
may eNpress-from u Spaniard.
Her Eioquence Too Much for tho Burglar.
Prom the Detroit Free Press.
W. c. Fitzgerald reported to the police
that about o'clock In the morning
his mother nnd sIster. who raRida at AZ EIith