Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-08
CLOUDS BREAKING.
Negotiations for Peace Between
Guatemala and Salvador are
Progressing FavOrably.
AND MAY. BE SPEEDILY CON-
GUIDED.
President Ezeta Issues a Manifesto
Regarding the Approaching
Elections for Congress.
THE SENATE AND HOUSE PRO-
oRAmME.
WaShOutS in Arizona.-A Revolt in
India.-The PatriarchS
Militant, Etc.
AND MAY. BE SPEEDILY CON-
GUIDED.
THE SENATE AND HOUSE PRO.
GRAmME.
Telegraph 70 the NEws.l
LET'S HAVE PEACE.
80 says General Ezets-The EIc,
lions at SaIyador.-Ofher Items.

CITY OF MENICO, Aug. Gen
Ezeta Of Salvador has informed the
diplomatic corps at Guatemala City,
which is mediating for peace, thai
he anxiOusly wishes peace in order
TO avoid further blOOdshed. The
announcement here Of the accept
ance by Guatemala Of the proHereL
mediation Of United States Minister
Miners services, with a view Of
securing PEACE through the foreign
diplomatic corps resident in the city
OF Guatemala, il considered rs con.
elusive proof Of weakness on the
part Of the Guatemalan government
which, in making war against sal
vadOr, did not reckon with it, host.
Pau says the SalvadOriau govern.
ment has been notified Of the offer
Of the diplomatic corps 10 arrange
terms Of peace, but he is without in
formation As to the exact terms pro-
posed. II they are not cOuched in
language that viii insure stable
peace and nOn-interference Of the
Guatemalan government with the
internal affairs Of Salvador they
will be rejected. The government
Of Salvador i not seeking the con-
quest or the annexation OF Guate-
mala. The trouble Of that country
has been, as is evidently plain to the
world now, over the question
whether she would persist in the
employment Of her dOmineering
methods in the affairs OF the Saliva
dorian government. y correspond
ence recovered on the field Of battle
has shown Barrillas' dupliciiy and
his direct Orders 10 his forces 10
VIOLATE sALvADOR's TERRITORY.
Salvador's army did not invade
Guatemala until after several inef-
ieCtual attempts had been made by
Guatemalan generals TO position
their forces in Salvador.
Colonel ID. Brown, an American
railroad contractor in Salvador, with
2n drilled Americans, is reported
as having taken an active part with
salvador in the battles against
Guatemala. He and his men as
sisted Ezeta during the presidency
Of Menendez 10 PUT down a revolu-
ton started by Rivas, and he was
among the first to volunteer 10 offer
aid 10 Ezeta in the present war
against Guatemala.
There were great festivities in the
capital Of Guatemala today occa-
stoned hy kilograms received there
from the frontier annpunciu. that a
battle had been fought anu won 10y
government troops with the rev0iu-
uOnaTy forces uuGer CDumlnu Of
Generals E-;auislaD, SlnIovai.
Maxine, Cerua ana Alfonso. 1T
luuuaTey, in the department Of
Chiquimula.
As there are no particulars Of the
fight, many people in Guatemala
City doubt whethera battle has been
fought.
The government Of the United
States has asked its representative.
Minister Ryan, for Information in
regard 10 Affairs in Central America.
From Ryan's reply il Seems tIat
Miner has been sympathizing with
the Guatemalaus.
THE ELECTIONS ~ SAN SALVADOR.
la LIEERTAD, Aug. 7.-Provis-
i0nal President Ezeia has just ISSUED
a manifesto, naming the 18Th Of
September next as the day when
elections for new members Of Con-
gress shall take place to substitute
those whose term Of uflice have eN-
pircl. The elections are to last six
days and close ON SATURDAY, Sep
teiHber 18th. The new Congress
will meet IN the Salvador National
Theatre on October lsi. 1899.
General E.Zeta has Teen named as
candidate for the Presidency. Con-
gTr>s will elect new constitutional
President on October next. General
Ezrta has also issued another mani
festO in which he jusiiiies mis- action
in assuming command Of the trOOIs
and government Of Salvador at the
lime when General Meuendez was
assassiuated aud rvc.piulates the
cause Of his conduct and the result
OF the war.
General Ezeta concludes his
manifesto 10y saying that as long as
he has life and power he will ac-
cept no terms OF peace with Guate-
mala that DO not assure complete
vindication Of Salvador's injured
honor and dignity Of an indepeud-
ent nation. Both Nicaragua and
Costa RiCa have sent ministers
plenipotentiaTy and ENJOYS extra
pr,1sra - 20 Ear.-a.rgr O.. ..g.,.r g, ,,-stI.
President Ezeta- They have init
mated that their respective govern
meUts have formally recognized
President Ezeta's provisional gov
eminent. President EZeta's army.
under command of General Antonce
Ezeta, numbering 10000 men. is
now in Guatemalau territory and is
advancing rapidly toward the cap
ital Of that republic.
NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE.
CITY OF MEXICO, via Galveston,
Aug. "A special dispatch To the
Press Agency says the GUatemalan
negotiations fOrpeace are progressing
favOrably and will doubtless be con-
cluded before the end Of the week.
1t is believed that peace honorable
TO both Guatemala and Salvador will
be arranged.
INTERVIEWS.
Ell PAsO, Tex, Aug. New
York papers reached here today
containing interviews with Minister
CriZ and COnsul-General Baiz in
regard to the interrupted commun-
icatiOn between Secretary Blame
and Minister Miner at Guai.mala.
The New York officials Of that gov
eminent charge that the only wires
now are mOnopclizei 10y the Blnil a
family, who have = news agency
with one member Of the family at
IL Paso, Texas.
The Times here published this
morning the interview from the
New York Star, and in its Issue to-
morrow will appear the following
answer from Mr.. BOnilla:
Ell PAsO, Tex, Aug. :, 1890.
Editor TmeG-I was surprised TO
find in your issue today n clipping
from the New York Star, wherein
the GuatemaIan Minister Cruz and
ConsuI-Ge Baiz attack my
family and the telegraphic agency
conducted 10y myself and brothers,
who reside at the capital Of Guate-
mala. In answer | begin by saying
that, as our telegrsphic business Is
not participated in by my iather,
nothing should be said Of him.
In regard to the representations
and complaints made by Minister
Cruz and Consul Baiz, l am In n