Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

ton had been decided upon, but they
concluded that theN were eNilcd. The
four remaining prisoners II had been
decided 10 place in different cities and
conhne them as state prisoners. Anieri-
cans Samuel hampton OF New Orleans
and Captain q. W. Wilthanks OF Phil
dolnhia were amons those cSiled.
Others 81 the party We're, w H. Brown,
Canadian, l.. l. Thomas, GeorKc uud-
seni W T cuthhcrt, the Mosquito gen
eial; Mnrkland Taylor, puhlishcr Of the
Rlucnelds Messenger; washington ulo-
YER John o. Thomas and r. w. Hatch,
the Brltlah vice-consul The four re-
maining prisoners will be sent TO the
four principal cities OF Nicaragua,
WHERE they will suffer perhaps for
months H. @. Ingram OF the iirm OF
Wilson a Ingram. planters and mer-
chants. will be confined at Gilman
dogR, Charles Patterson, the eX-vtce.
president OF the Mosquito council. Will
be sent to Leon; John Taylor " TO he
confined IN Masayo and Captain Brown.
an Englishmen, VIII remain at Man
aqua.
Minister Baker was informed OF the
arrival OF the American prisoners im-
medlatcly and called upon them Ut
once. The exact state Of affairs WAS
related TO him During the course OF
the conversation he lamented the eouine
adopted by Capt, Sumner In not inter
ccpting Nllu and releasing the prison-
ers. Minister Baker has prepared n
most vigorous protest and had II dcllV-
cred TO President zclaya, lie called
attention 10 the unconstitutional pros
ocedinRr and demanded IN the name
] OF the United States fair and speedy
I trial. 10 this, presidcnt Halaya sent a
reply, but not until the prisoners were
| fairly on their way to corinth The
! protest of Minister Baker was handed
| 20 President Xgsayn on the evening OF
I the prisoners arrival and from some
| reason known 10 himself onl" President
/ Xalayn delayed sending the reply unul
I tho following afternoon, and II was IT.
relevant In every sense OF the word
| In consequence or this protest OF Min-
/ lister Baker. as has often taken place
before. the Nicarnguan government ca
] bled to Washington demanding 20 Inn
mcdiately recall Minister Baker be-
] cause he had attended to defend the
| subjects OF his country, When Minister
Baker received the discaurtvpuH reply
20 hle protest he cabled TO Wanhins'
ton and also told OF the exile OF Ms
prisoners. In rcplN 20 his cable, IL 10
/ stated the hothe government at wash
I ington instructed him to demand that
the two Americans be sent back ur al
lowed to go bnrk To Bluencldn aud
AiAAA AAl'N NANhAl wv kAN'h ANAA NAfH'
upon specific charges. President HelRya
was at once Informed OF tho demand
OF the United States and Il is said he
| agreed to q triul After reaching Puuta
RenaH the Americans VIII travel 10
san Box and thence TO Port Llmun
Here they will be met by the Column
hia or Mnrblohrad and brought back
TO Bueneida The Columbia ia now
coalinF al Corn Island and VIII nlae
return within n few days
II was believed In Mnnagua that
the Columbia was still 10 port Limor
and for that reason an important as.
patch was sent 20 that place Aupplncl
10 contain a opsS VI the Instructions
sent TO Munster Baker IN regard ts
return OF the Americans to Buclleldl
and also Instructions TO Captain sum
ner 20 see that a fair trial 10 givgi
n he " compelled to land The mariner
10 bring about an honest verdict m,
position OF the English IA not olio
gether clear az yet, hut II " safe Il
say they will take a dnferiulued hten'
for the insult offered Consul Hatch
Minister Guaiin ~ at present In Guatc
maln and upon hcaring Of the afreNu
teicRrnphed protest 10 prcMden
Zelhyn IN return he received AZ
answer much on the order OF the ON
Minister Baker received
Tomorrow morning the voting To-
members of municipal countil, nm,
chief magistrate viii be held and tn
successful candidates win at once TAX
pnHsesslDn OF the government WIN
tho candidates for office are IN no
known, and In fact from all apptar
nnces the election Will mean notnini
more than an appointment by Madris
As soon Rs the newly elected oiilccr
have been formally Installed aud tn
affnlfH OF BiueheldR 10 IN a mensnr
settled, Minister Mndriz VIII return =
the Interior leaving hero about III
18th OF the month, His services ar
much needed In Manogua Nioaruguh
thoroughly aroused and war IL DAN