The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-12
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SAN Fra Kcfsco. Sept. 1.-THE fate OF
Gen. Antonio EEeta and the three other
Salvadorean refugees who are detained
here will not DO decided. in ali probability,
until some time next week Their cases
were recalled in the United States district
court today. After Judge Morrow had
sustained formal demurrer to the defend
ants plea of lack of Jurisdiction, argument
was begun by the counsel for the govern
ment of San Salvador.
Gen. Exeta proves to have fascinating
influence over sentimental women Of GER
tain class. For several days past ne has
been deluged with tender missIves and
flowers which have been sent TO his hotel
by these admirers. Several women, who
admiration Of me hsrce-looking
attendants on the proceedings in conrt
One handsome spanish girl. xho has been
more persistent than others Of her rivals,
has regularly waited at the entrance to the
hotel In which Exeta and his comrades are
held as prisoners in order TO catch a
glimpse of her hero and follow after him to
the court room. EEeta's conduct, how
ever, has been manly. To all appearances
these catering attentions have been un-
noticed. The great legal battle which
means TO him life or death claims his " hole
attention.
Gen. Exets has received a remittance Of
s.. 600 from his brother Carlos, the depossd
president, and 10 now able 50 provide for
all his wants. lie confidently expets TO be
released, and his friends openly assert that
within six months he will be at the head
OF another revolution against the existing
government Of San Salvador. Col. Colo
cho. the refugee whom Judge Morrow lib
Grated, has reached Mexico.
The q. X q y. 60. stands on Its Rights.
ST. Pau, sept. iL--An official Of the
Great Northern gives the Associated Press
the following statement OF the inside facts
ofthe recent unsuccessful attempt to reor-
ranixs the Tganscontinsutai Association:
Tine representatives Of the transconti-
mental lines adjourned Saturday night
without having made any decided pro-
gress ia the formation Of sn association.
The Oregon Railway & Navigation Com
many was asked 10 become , member of
the association which vas TO be established
for the maintenance Of rates. TAe road
stnnined its Willingness anu Was repre-
seated 81 she meeting. hut requested. be-
fore an organization was made. that 10 be
placed on terms Of equality with the other
transeonunental lines By having the equal
representation OF tickets with the South
ern Pacific Company that other lines
through Portland enjoyed, claiming tho
right in connection vlth their steamship
lines 20 mske the same rates through Port
land a. we're made by the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company through Ssattls.
Thev did not ask for differentisi fares.
simply equal rates. The Southern Pa
e{f,e Company declined 10 inter.
Grange trade with the Oregon Rail-
way a Navigation Company unless it
wosia axree 20 maintain by its water
routes the same rates as we're IA ads BY the
southern Pacific ever its Shasta route and
ignore the composition Of the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company through Seattle.
7he Oregon Ranway q Navigation CoFsl-
panv deemed this proposition usfair and
declined to Join Ia aay agreement Until
th.v were placed on terms Of equality With
other r0ads represented at the meeting.
Tn. Fsosition 81 the Oregon Railway 4
NAVIGATOR Company was fally Endorsed
hv ere Great Northern. With se.ch the
Oregon Railway A Navigation Company
hss recently made aFrsnEemeats for inter
ehnnxe OF trA1ic through Spokane"