Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-02

ss TEACHES CERTAIN sALvAooalANs
y" AlESSON.
,,sd Repetition Of the Psrrnndis
.Gsir Prevcnted-rhe Harb"r OF
IA ribertad the Scene.

&c.. Iosr NJ GUATEMALA. August is.-Thc
-, which occurred al the port Of La
ma n the Republic of Salvador, ten
-, bore some relation TO the Bar
' 81, affair. which happened on the
-. Acarulco in San Jose de Guate-
towing The late war between Salvador
-..,.,emala. One party concerned IN this
h.ocyer. was an American citizen. and
..,i, might have been the same as IN
r.-nndia case. had Il not been for tho
.n. and decisive action OF the captain
American steamship.
r.rfc Mail steamship City az Pana-
..'ch runs between Panama aud
49, Mexico. stopped al Gorinto,
August sth, on her regular
N' '-~1 trip, and among the pas
lion, She took on were Patrick
.r American citizen residing in
o,f four native Salvadorians, all
fcers II that Government.
..., had incurred the displeasure of
..Y ra.q and were regarded by HIM
t,t,,ni,'s. The steamer reached
0-,ai August S'h.
.ar>uzR DEMANDED AND DECLINED.
o., was boarded by the officers
1.r tra direction of President
.I. demanded Of the captain. +. I.
b.. ...mand,r II the City OF Panama,
.-.sa,r Of Brennan and his four
.-,.ls. Captain hite reused 10
u.ta tins demand and the ofncers
.-,.. 90 shore ana reported 'he result
.,>.ft o. the cOmmandant of the
r,,nmaudant Immediately went
.r... With boat-load Of armed
.,f.-rcl CAPTAIN White that the
f4 ...esilfr himself under his
be Lad now 90 take possession
....or and 20 arrest the mon.
At,fc's indignation was aroused
AMI without waiting 10 discuss
al be told the cOmmandnnt
riI not leave the steamer i'm
81. b, would throw him overheard.
.a,iaut evidently perceived that
NL.fr was disposed TO carry out
..-.f. for Dee Withdrew from the
without any further discussion.
-. t,t. before the steamer sailed
l.f,rtaG CAPTAIN White was in
tt.t President Ezeta had been
..f Z fleaD .Urrences on the City of
.- that Dr. had gone with large
.-.t O. AcaIutia. the next port IN
-..M.neh the steamer was to stop.
..t.fr'- Information was TO the
...... Ir.ta intended 70 await the ar
o.. steamer at Acajut.a and 10
o.. refugees az al hazards. Cap
t.I...r cordiusly determined not to
t.s.tia. and there was no other
...- SALIVA y u which the steamer was
t.- t.p. 50 he proceeded 10 san
Guatemala. Brennan went at
o.. ...v e Guatemala and laid the
g.. case lof0re United States
-V.. N.ro. The men whom Presl-
.-.-. r,l . capture are oil Gua-
..-..f H'r4fu has Iptr1.S. ai
.t., Z ,iuateMala 10 surrender
~rr 'rN WANTED BX EZETA.
r., s...s II the charges made
.... rg ly Pres. dent Ezeta are
..-p. Brennan has resided in
t-tr. u. time and Is "a railroad
.-..- d.. is sad 20 be a man of
,. .-. q s0we prominence IN the
/ ..-.r lrrl- tie late waT with Guate-
....-.-l. -s operations were inter-
lt 8, sai that at President
..-. -crep.cd commission
... fS.yal r. enlisted his rail
SAL ia. service, and was III
g. ., winning one ~ moro battles
..v.~ ..-ar.l. At tue close of
,...-f retained IRON the military ser
.rt WIN revolution was
&c.. .. - --.y4i.r some time later.
t.8- Lg-ta again desired
'.-... ,.-.rl -.-vice and enlist his
.-..Yrs s.. Brennan declined to
.... opposed that IN this way
..-i El.t., iispleasure. The four
. -..- wt ID Ezeta wished 10 seize
,... Ar i. vho Gains 10 have been
-...t.i ire-lieuj Of Salvador. but
s.t.. .... Derived Of Office; General
I...-a. r.-nl.r III chief Of the Sal
ID. Pc, 4-uy MISS. but who has been
..-'.,i l-' FIVE years; General l..
go wt.tlv exile, and Colonel
f.- Say.ioran army, a nephew
.t r...- Iiyas. Who was executed by
l.l- .-..-s..- tie part which he took
L.-. .-.. ..T.- LslIIectl0n.