The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-10
Salvador,

The following welcome circular was issued
from the Treasury GU October 9Th:
Notice Is hereby given all subordinate Treas
ury offices thar owing 10 the difficulties coca
stoned by the last war now having terminated, in
future the salaries OF all employees Will be pune
tually paid"
In reporting the appointment Of General B.
Molina GuirOla, as Minister OF Salvador at Wash
ington, the Official Gazette remarked: "All are
well aware that tile Cabinet has exhibited SYM
patty for Salvador In the unhappy emergencies
which have recently arisen in Central American
diplomatic questions. and all are equally aware
that our Government endeayOrs, by acts OF in.
proofs % friendship exhibited toward Salvador
by the United States-which Is one of the most
powerful nations of the world, and undoubtedly
tile hrst Of The new continent"
Costa RIca.
La Prensa Libre. OH October 23d, contained
an interesting article headed judicial Scan.
dals," and In which the editor described that
due TO their being three Mayors In San Mateo,
one OF the principal towns OF the republic a
foreigner was arrested and imprisoned and that
the action of his Consul. The same paper also
states that diplomatic claim will be presented
owing 10 this outrage on an innocent, we'll
known and respectable citizen.
professor ramed Pittier has stated that the
recent EARTHQUAKES In Costa Rlca were attri-
ou!s5s to the s. heavy rainfall An observer
earthquakes occur In Lima, where rain scarcely
ever falls.
Nicaragua.
The following amusing story was furnished the
Star and Herald by special correspondent:
The new daily Canal de Nicaragua has come 10
grief and the manager, Mr.. Ii. SchuSeil and
tile Director OF the paper, Senior Alvarado, ap.
pear to have been al loRgerhcads from tho start
SO much so that the former gentleman has
printed certain letters. which show that The con-
cern has rested on shaky foundation.
1t was announced that the paper would not
only DEPEND upon an editorial staff OF eight com.
peIent writers but would also publish articles
contributed BY It's correspondents throughout
Central Amerca-numbering in all some 200
individuals.
and The result OF slight Enumeration shows that
they were actually 1874 collabOrators, Including
119 doctors, ID civil engineers, 46 gentlemen
with no tliular appendices. army generals,
and, as II Is nigh certain that woman Is to be
found at the bottom OF every misfortune, 1t Is
worth mentioning the Guatemaan contributors
included one young lady correspondent.
The names and initials OF this vast aud intel
above the Rules and Regulations" which APP
pear only TO have been framed In order 10 pro-
vide melhlng for destruction.
IL was clearly stated that personal Views and
politics would be excluded. Cui bOno2 Since,
a bad break was made when the Canal de Mica
ragua came out fiatfoottd with the assertion
THAT The Presidents OF Nicaragua, with few ex-
ceptions, have only been enabled TO reach the
Presidential Mansion in Managua through scenes
Of Violence" As can be readily imagined. gen.
eral howl went up throughout the country, for
Tie statement was not only lacking IA veracIty,
but was a personal affront TO several ex. Presl-
dents, who are still living. Ii was certainly very
bad policy, and showed want OF good taste for
an independent journal to dish up such stuff on
top Of The general elections. Those people who
were not filled with indignation were lckled to
death at the audaciousness OF the thing, for they
must have Imagined that The newcomer, in view
of actual events. mad entered the lists in their