The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-15
LEAGUE1NG AGAINST EzErA.

sUnconditional Retirement Demanded
by tho NeiEhborinE Republics.
new YoRk, Aug. 1.-THE Guatemalan
hsul- general here furnishes the following
t of the recent treaty between Guate-
la, Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Honduras:
!. The high contracting parties bind
Pmselves to recognize legal regime in Sal
lor as soon as that regime be restored in
hformity with the constitution existing
fore the events which took place on the
of June of this year.
They also stipulate that the disarma-
mt Of the armies of Guatemala, Hondu-
and Salvador is to take place as soon az
de facto government of Ezeta has ceased
exist and constitutional gov
(ment re-established, said armies
reduced to peace footing.
Tho separation Of Ezeta from power in
vador being indispensable for the
toration of constitutional order, the
III contracting parties agree in demand
such separation, guaranteeing him life
properties and freedom to leave the
lntry.
If for the complete pacifcation Of
vador. and at the request Of the legiti-
te government which will be recognized,
btipulated, it should be necessary that
contracting republics should offer as
lance they will do go in manner and
sent stipulations, diplomatic representa-
pc of this body residing in Guetamala
lranteeing compliance Herewith.
The high contracting parties bind them
res to guarantee. az IN immediate conse-
bnce of the re eatablishnnent of constitu-
nal order in Salvador, that ample and
conditional amnesty shall be decreed to
who have taken part in revolutionary
nts in any manner.
1t is agreed that once peace is restored,
governments herein represented shall
tinue their peaceful Offices in relation TO
entral American union in accordance
b the agreement entered into with Sal
or on the 18th of October, 1889.
These stipulations shall be submitted
he government of Honduras for its ac-
tance if it deems it convenient.
igned in good faith in the city of Guate-
IL on the 18th Of July, 1880.
n official telegram has been received
N the minister of foreign affairs of Hon
IL its parts the foregoing agreement.
Defending the Sinful Saints.
rrAwA, Ont, Aug. 14.-Charles @. Gard,
-in-law of Brigham Young, and leader
he Mormon colony in Alberta, N. W. T.,
written letter to an Ottawa paper
Mt the Mormons in the northwest. He
pres the question Of polygamy altogeth-
but pleads that his people are peaceable
industrious; that no obstacles should
brown in the way of their efforts to de-
Pp the resources of the Canadian north
Smallpox Decimating the Ranks.
III OF MEXICO, Aug. 1.-THE smallpox
susing many deaths in the Guatemalan
y on the Salvadorian frontier. It ap-
Fs difficult to arrange peace between
|temala and San Salvador, a. Aizner,
erican minister to Guatemala, will not
orps.
Trust In Chomicals.
ERu, Aug. 1.-THE Chemical union.
bh 10 TO monopolixe the trade in chemi-
has been definitely formed. The
N has capital of e40.0O.0o0 and pro-
% the production Of nearly 10000 tona
leaching powder, 10000 tons Of caustic
and 1000 tons Of other alkalis.
kalisbury Got the Worst VI Il.
AHu. Aug. M.-Henry Stanley has sur
I'd Frenchmen by exprsssing the opin-
that Ribot made good bargain in the
o-Frs0ch s9rssmsnt 6tanlsy b.