Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-06
ENuED sALvADoRIANs.

LA l4lEtahlAls -Alk- u ltA-t VI
San Sa!vador's highest citizens have
been exIled for being concerned in
the Zgldivar plot TO overthrow the
Ezeta government. The three are
Joaquin Perez, EmeteriO Guiorla
and Maurice Duke. The lstt0r l.
alleged 10 be a citizen Of California.
The orders for tine expulsion OF the
three men were served separately
and addressed 10 the chief Of police
Of the capital Of Salvador. They
read rs follows:
'.You will please inform Mr.. Maui
rice Duke that within tweEty-iOur
hours he leaves the territory Of the
Republic. In case that he REFUSES
at the expiration Of that time, you
viii adopt such measures rs may be
necessary to conduct him 10 the port
of La LibeTtad, even If you are
compelled 20 use force, 20 that he
will take the first steamer leaving
said port, taking care that he does
not escape, and treating him at the
same time with the greatest cOnsid-
Grafton. As the Republic is in n
state Of siege you will please cause
Mr.. Duke 10 be conducted TO the
port Of La Libertad under an ade-
guate military escort"
Perez, Guioria and Duke were
only allowed one hour % prepare
their baggage before leaving the
capital aud were today placed on
board Of the Pacific Mail coast
steamer bound toward San Francis
CO. These men, three Of the richest
inhabitants Of Salvador, have been
supplying funds to the Ialdivarlsts
fof the purchase Of arms and am
nunition, as we'll As for the pay
ment Of troops who were to fight
under the standards Of Ialdivar
and BOgran.
One Of the StTangest features Of the
Central American warfare has been
demonstrated within the last few
DAYS in the manner in which one
country manages to stir revolution
on The ESENY's SOIL.
Since General Antonio Ezeta de.
feated General Rivas and his Indian
forces at the capital Of san Salvador
II has been learned that Presiden,
Luis BOgran Of Honduras intended
TO cooperate with Rivas and had
1000 soldiers on the way from Te.
gucfgalpa 10 invade Salvador. Sew
eral revolutionary leaders had man.
aged TO gather around them a con,
siderable number Of men ON the
frontier, and while some had as N
objective point san Salvador, other,
we're ready,tO march to BogTan and
Tegucigalpa.
Bogran's invading army had just
arrived on the frOutier Of Salvador
when news was received at Teguci
galpa Of General Rivas' defeat ant
death. BOgran, evidently TO max,
il appear that he had no intention
Of Invading Salvador, caused tn,
arrest Of all revolutionary Leaders
both against himself and Ezeta, ant
hanged them all. His double deal
ing, however, was not lost sight o
by the SalvadOrian Government
because of the hanging Of the revo
lutiOnary leaders, rs a correspond
ence was recovered from Rivas
army which plainly showed hi
duplicity.
HAD BOGRAN'S ARMY
attempted to invade Salvador !
would have been warmly receive,
by a garrison Of some 200 men a
san Miguel. 1t is said that II BOgral
Is not very careful he will bee de
posed by an instruction in his owl
| country, rs the malcOntents ar
daily cOming larger in number.
General BarrIndia and Colone
Garcias, who are well known here
have been heard from at last. The,
are now in San BenitO, a town ii
| Chiapas, on the Guatemalau from
tier, evidently for the purpose O
crossing the line and stirring up
revolutionary movement aSains
Barrillas, who, IL all advices ar
true, will have all he can do TO at
tend to putting revolutions dowI
in his own country, without attempt
ing 10 defend himself against In,
SaIvadorian army, which, it wa
learned today, is being rapidly re
inforced. The position Of this army
is stated to be the same rs for the
mast few DAYS.