Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-14
EZETA MUST GO.
A New Deal in Central
America.
San Salvador's Neighbor's Com
bine Against Her.
The Hostile Armies to Be Reduced to
a Peace Footing.
Il, Y.AI
Affairs on the Isthmus Quieting Down
Minister Miner Banqueted by
President Ezeta.
Associated Press Dispatches. |

Associated Press Dispatches.
LA LIBERrAD, August 13.-Operations
on the frontier are suspended, pending
mediation by Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
No agreement has been arrived at as yet,
and the. prospect is still gloomy. The
American minister and the commanding
officer of the Thetis received on enthu-
siastic welcome at San Salvador, and a
banquet was given in their honor last
night by President Ezeta. They departed
to day for Acajutla where the Thetis
awaits them, en- route for San Jose, Qua
temala. A confidential agent and the
secretary OF the Nicaragua and Costa
Rica legation accompanies them, and
will make proposals to the Guatemalan
government looking to the restoration oil
peace.
New YORK, August 13-The Guatemalan
consul general here furnishes the follow
ing account of the treaty between Qua
temala, Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Hon
duras.
Article 1.-The high contracting par
ties bind themselves to recognize the
legal regimein Salvador, as soon as that
regime has been restored in conformity
with the constitution existing before the
events which took place the 22d of June
of this year.
Article 2-They also stipulate that a
disarmament of the armies of Guate-
mala, Honduras and Salvador is to take
place as soon as the defacto government
of Ezeta has ceased to exist, and the
constitutional government re-estab-
lished said armies to be reduced to a
peace footing.
Article 3-Thc separation of Ezeta
from power in Salvador, being indespen-
sible for the restoration OF constitutional
order, the high contracting parties agree
in demanding such separation, guaran-
teeing him his life and property and
freedom to leave the country.
Article 4-If for the complete pacifca-
tion of Salvador, and at the request Of
thelegitimate government which will
be recognized as stipulated, it should be
necessary that the contracting republics
should offer assistance, they will do so in
manner and form convenient, always
subject to the present stipulations, the
diplomatic body residing in Guatemala.
guaranteeing compliance Herewith.
Article 5-The high contracting par
ties being themselves the guarantee, as
consequence of the re-establishment
of constitutional order in Salvador, that
ample and unconditional amnesty shall
be decreed to all who have taken part
in the revolutionary events in any man
ner.
Article cit is agreed that once peace
is restored, the government herein rep
resented will continue their peaceful
offices relative to a central American
union, in accordance with the agree
ment entered into at Salvador on the
18th of October, 1889.
Article These stipulations shall be
submitted to the consideration of the
government of Honduras for it's accept
ance, if it deem it convenient.
Signed in good faith in the city OF
Guatemala, on4the 10Th of July, 1890.
An official telegram has been received
from the minister Of foreign affairs OF
Honduras, that his government accepts
in all it's parts the foregoing statements.