Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-09
lis Complete Defeat by the Soldiers
Of Salvador: Anarchy Now
Reigns.
MINISTER MIzyER At LAST RES
URREcTEO.
BarrillaS Holds 1000 Soldiers
Ready 70 Protect Him in
His Flight
THE CHICAGO HERALD" EATS
THE LEEN.
The Odd Fellows CantOnment.-
DeSertion OF Marines.-The
DelagOa By Question.
By Telegraph 70 the NEws.l
PRESIDEST BARRILLAs
Has 1000 Soldiers in Readiness To
Protect his Flight.

PRESIDEST BARRILLAs
Has 1000 Soldiers in Readiness O.
Protect his Flight.
SAN SALVADOR, Aug. S.-PreSi
dent Blrrillas, Of Guatemala. LA.
1000 soldiers on the road TO the pOrt
Of San Jose, ready TO protect his
flight from the country. The defeat
Of the army OF Guatemala 10y the
soldiers 81 Salvador j. complete
! Anarchy reigns in Guatemala and
TO add Ia the difficulties OF Barrillas'
position General BaOTandia has in.
vaded the cOuntry from the Mexican
frontier.
The troops OF Salvador, under
General Antonio EZeta, have gone
back t. the frontier to push the in
vasiUn OF Guatemala, as 4 war with
Honduras was not determined upon
although SalvadOr's troops ser,
ready TO invade Honduras. 4
diplomatic settlement Of the trouble
is expected here.
The outrage by Guatemala in
seiZing the arms ordered 10y Saliva.
dor from san Francisco created
great excitement here, which has
not died out. Some go 20 far - 10 say
that the seizure Of the war material
| in the harbOr OF san Jose was agreed
upon 10y the government Oi Guatt-
mala and the United States lega-
ton. 1t is only fair 10 say that this
is not generally believed here.
Minister MINERS dispatches have
not been interfered with in this re-
public.
RESURRECTED.
CITY OF MENICJ, Aug. S.-The
United States is 10 hc no longer
without communication with its
minister in Guatemala. After hav-
ing, figuratively speaking, been
buried in the capital Of that country
10y the detention Of his dispatches -
the State Department ut Washing
ton since the opening Of hOs.ll'lt,
with Salvador, Minister Ali7ieF VIII
he heari from perhaps 1morrow.
He has left the City " Gultenlaih
for san Jose lie Guat..naia, 70 take
| either one or the other OF the
| United States mer-oi-war the Kan
ger or Thetis, 10 Acal utla or lhner-
tad, TO commr.iicate with his gov
eminent.
cbarp,. L'afIairs OF the Mexican
I,.g1tln in Guatemala has kept his
NV .rnment posted as To the actual
sf..e of affairs in Central America,
md shat the Guatemala alcgatiOn
here has been receiving regularly
its dispatches from its foreign de-
p8rtment, the messages Of the Unit
ed States Government 10 Minister
Miner have either been detained
or suppressed 10y the Gulicmalan
COVE Ti.mcEt.
The newspapers here RELIEVE that.
IN view Of such action, IA. Tui.rI
states mas been iavurius Guatemala,
or that Minister Miner ia been
on his own account especially -ulic-
it0uS for the ,yclilr. IL thc BtTrilllS
government, because he has not
been vigorously protesting az the
hish-haUdrd manner ami UEGiplO-
matte course pursued 10y GustvmIia.
IL j. believed here that Minister
Miner, owing To the diplomatic
Geographic correspond thlt has
passed through the Cu;j,.l states
legation here from WasHiu ton.
will have many things o. ySlI1in.
The iuterrUgatiOns vii. lt- repeated
10 Lihertid or Ocalucu fsF hi'l.
According To dispatcl!J, now here,
the State department las hteu
thoroughly aroused ut Minister
MINERS apparent remissuesS in not
keeping it informed - 10 what was
transpiring in Central America. and
for that reason he viii have 10 re-
cite everything'from the beginning
Ia the end as Ia what has occurred
since the war Opened between Guate-
mala and Salvador.
EARRILLAS INCESSED.
CITY or GUATEMALA, August >.
President Barrillas i very much
incenscd at "A number Of foreign
cOnsuls resident in this republic,
more especially 80 with those Ofli-
cials from whose countries there are
no diplomatic representatives in
Central America. The alleged cause
II President Blrriilas' iisplcasure is
that those cOuSIls from foreign
powers have refused TO send 10 their
respective governments favorable
and fiatter'ng HrepOrts con
corning Guatemala's action
towards Salvador in the war he
tween the two countries. The office
Of the secretary Of foreign relations
of the government being authorized
by the constitution OF the republic
to withdraw the eXequatures
granted 10 consuls resident in the
county, has deemed il advisable to
withdraw that granted TO she consul
Of Mexico, Don Jose Francisco Diez
De BOnilla. The above was author
lied by tile President and signed by
Maritime SObral, minister OF foreign
aifairs.
A like decree was also issued
the consul from Argen-
tine republic as well as for others,
whose NAMES are not yet known.
There is much Indignation felt
among all foreign residents here at |
President Barrillas' action. The
bonds Of the internal debt of Guate-
mala have fallen Is per cent in this
capital.