The morning news., 1894-10-01
ALL QUIET At BLUEFIELDS.
The BaniShGd Foreigners Not Allowed
10 Return.

Minister Bakers Vigorous Protest in
Behalf of the Americans ofNo Avail.
A Description OF the Latter Which
is Far From Complimentary-The
Americans Now in the Town Not
Oppressed in Any Way,
New Orleans, Sept. 30-The Times
Democrats special correspondent at Blue
fields, under date of Sept. IA, writes as
follows; "Since my last letter nothing
has created a ripple except the Managua
dispatches TO the New York Herald,
which were received here a few days
ago In them it was stated that Minis
ter Baker had made vigorous protest
that the banished Americans be brought
back to Bluefelds and given a fair and
impartial trial. On the same day, the
British gunboat Mohawk arrived off
Bluetields with the banished English and
Americans, and none of them were al
lowed TO come on shore The two Ameri-
cans, Lampkin and Wiltbank, were put
on board the United Stales steamship
Marblehead, aud the Englishmen were
carried by the fhohawk TO Jamaica. So
1t seems that the vigorous protest of Min
lster Baker did not amount 10 much
Probably 1t is best that it did not, for isA
all the rumors hear on the streets I'd
any truth in them, 10 is better for - =, 5,1ave
the banished not TO risk faa,' Some Of
charges against themnas LtSTH1r trial of the
THE NEW oRLE Di' X
ITO give your-aEai Sea ~ sa.s IuRNcoATs.
some of trofo,,a ieauefs an insight into
dark DARK and trlGEy con that apS Sys that are
NV 6,Iaa, befo ~ only to recall tho "a Blue
Sion of Ionit. o. Just previous to The ne.n IN
g,,;s ~ ANA. A great r,,,n,- - seceS-
, lx.ng IN l,he pw Orleans wbo I,ony rg are still
SIoWu (,.S Oh i-y fen who could ho recolleot
Cnattcs anu uly Camp streets tyitt seen on st.
ho,yiine Tho 'heG TO their coat So9fslou
rights. etc. --"3Sil 1Sl es hoarse for sontbers,,
en2ne ~ ~, c Wen, we all know 1snsrn
Sons g OF IhL. Csc men did s AuoW what
t 5utLer arr .r Id. II my merno,', Oon us Ben
carnot b '','ds1a de some Of them me
black-and-ie a. anu were members ~ sh
lures IN Ls0ouisiana Bina6oiashIu anu iegisla-
.alh .a Ine 50 fme kind of oros WI o ald con
,be ssNgo' rs Is regards the Nicarae ae,,ar,se o acsee
'.intellige ~ uieoes' !or, in other Xvo,,SN
olatherS tkites in New Orleesnaas as old the
sSSiiH1 tt9ry sorry say that eo,,,,ls ".iu 4 am
claim ~ be Amerlc a. e'iue OF them
PERIOD OF QUIET
,,asSt nee Ince my advent here on the o. ..
Snn NY an arrest has been meds in
On The oont,osss np oeen oppressed in any wav
eIno 4j, 0ou ',a utrarys on the sth instant
eleTlion was held here for an att'.ss tsssnst an
cGorl aimeu and iilstice ~ ~. Asaae, sF Tour
beNKsr sies4 ll9A ot Mr. D. We,n
Messrs Eusene ~ raul tlsterhout
and Simon Conen, couffeiLlnluel Well
Americans, and Mr.. Robert Shepard JUS
tice of the peace, a Colombian. From the
result of this election, it can be plainly
seen that the Americans here are In no
great danger at present, anything to the
contrary Notwithstanding. What may
come hereafter remains to be seen, as de
crees are numerous, as witness the fol-
lowing, dated Sept. II:
" L, Jose Madrz, special commissioner OF
the supreme government to the Atlantic
coast, considering IL necessary to regulate
the display OF foreign flags TO avoid the com
initial OF any Oncnse against them. and that
no abuse should be made OF that emblem OF
Sovereignty OF friendly nations, in virtue OF
the authority in me vested, do decree:
'' Article |. The hOisting Of foreign hags on
private edihces In this city is prohibited
Commissioner Mudriz has also issued
decree prohibiting the importation OF nre-
arms and ammunition. The British subjects,
alias Mosquito Indians, stili continue to leave
Bluetelds tor Jamaica and Grand Cayman,
some forty fifty having departed on the
llth instant. One hunured soldiers Of the
Nicaraguan army also departed from Blue
helds few days ago for Managua"