Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-21
At THE STATE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON.
Neither are Minister Miner, Plans
Reli>hed in the Same
Quarter.
WORN ON THE NICARAGUA
CANAL
The House Of YeStcrlay.-Seyeral
Interesting Paragraphs From
Washington.
Telegraph % the NEWs.I
IT II PEACE
Terms Agreed Upon Between qua
tsmaIa and Salvador.

Terms Agreed pom betw cen euA'
temaia and Salvador.
WAsIINGTON, Aug. -. - The
| DISPATCHES from Sau Salvador an.
n0uucing that President Barrillas
had acceded 10 General Ez=ta's de-
mands and that the terms Of n
treaty Of peace between Guatemala
and Salvador were being arranged,
are in the nature Of a surprise 10 the
state Department officials and for
eigu dipl0matists here. Up to !
O'Clock nothing has been heaul from
Miner. 10 i believed here by
many that his course has not alto
gether met with the approval Of the
department. There can lie no doubt
that il was the decree Of this gov
eminent that h= should use hi-
friendly offices n mediator 10
restore peace between the warning
republics, and IL j. even more than
likely that lac was formally in
stuICted a. 30 -, but u was not cN-
I-'cted that he would take STEPS 70
draw into the question the diplO-
matte representatives, % European
governments resident in Guatc-
mala. Mr.. Blaine j. known to
pgiri with disfayOr any EuUp-
tan interference Ia mattcrS per
taiuing purely 10 this hemisphere,
nor Is u I.s-s,ble tn 1 either Guate-
m.,la % Salvador cared Tor Europe
au mediation Ia the uiSyutr. lu-
det-i 10 las been stated the
4 H.HH
vuu.biy d.. sH-tz! toward II. Yet
Minister N.zueT's iir-t act was 20 do
this v,iy thing lie undertook,
without instructions from home ami
81 ni, a-c,rl, 10 iuvi.c the resident
ministers 81 European powers %
Participate Iu negotiations booking
90 mediation between the icli'gUT-
yuta and restoration 81 peace, and
10 j. stated In the dispatches ih-t The
representative 81 Great Britain,
France, Germany and spain had
accepted his invitation ami would
participate in the negotiation. gEis
liar,7I the state D-p T. .I,.tj Joe q
very difficult position. While uP-
POSED o any iutrricprrr,-- i,y Ia
| rIIcau powers ia American a;I'ir-,
yet rcmuu>ta1ucy could no; Ae'i -
made when they had been iuvI't-!
hy a repr, scutativc 81 the jEityd
States government Ia join in the
! lru,-yt-iiugs-
pEErAEING FuE PEACE.
| CIlN uF san SALVADOR via Ia
Lilertad. Aug. .i.-Dr. Galindu,
representative 81 san Salvador to
Guatemala, who was arrested and
| subjected "a various iuGiguitits Ia
that country. returned here Jpday,
un the United States mtu-Uf-waT
/ TLstis o. Ia LihcTtai. Dr. q uiniu
huIuL nt with him documents for AZ
! mugiug the prylimiuariyS % peace
| between san Salvador AMI Guatt :
| mIll FOR the acceptance 90 Pow
| siUuai pr, -idcut EErta. This out.
cumc % the negotiations j. the r..
| -Ilt Of the efforts % Minister Miner
uf tnr United State, aided 10y tie
Legation Of Nicaragua auI Costa
Ilica and the entire diplomats
cons. Salvador j. SIN watchful
AMI should peaceful measuT,~ fail,
her army J. 10 be held iu feiJines,
/ FOR reUpening II hU>tiiilieS.
While heretofore IL las lugen le-
/ li,.v,-i that Minister N znvr had
i--s-n acting ia the matter uu hi- ywu
accord. 10 J. uuI generally arcrTtt.I
that secretary Blline ha- h,-vu xiv
ing him orders looking o. the r,=,tor
alton o. peace by means u arnitn
ton. EZria had believed that tht
| United states had been taking 9
/ stand that did not a->ur, the autIuo
/ my u his country or a free cNerci>,
81 tire right u the citizenL u SlE
/ Salvador ON matters Of home gov
| eminent. iut has hcen happily sur
/ pris,-,i los the result u the uegOtia
lions. II i thought that Ezets wai
/ advised % take the stand that !
| pta-e was not arranged within
three days he would cause his army
a. advance upon the capital Of Qua
temala. II he dii his bluff" wa
most advantageous % the peace in
t.rests Of Central America. GeueT
al Jose Barrios has arrived in Qua
t-mala and rendered his services &
the Guaiemalan government.
EARRILI.As INSISTS.
CIIY OF GUATEMALA, Aug. 2i.-
Senior Cuttu, the agent who ar
ranged the SCI 100000 loan will
French bankers, arrived here las
night, coming from san Jose b.
special train. The end % the con
tention cannot yet lie forct0ld, sine
| parriIias insists uunu EEe.a'S r.
mpyal before he will sign the prOto
/ col. while EE-ta demands the sam
condition A. regards Barillas, max