The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-29
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iees - TIER punishmsnt Eat Il :as
arrests weFs AisTElly or improperly
rs6s. sna Mr. Baker 10 expected 70 report
ca sAss poins, sAea TIE state department
viii promptly and ssesEetlessIy at Ia be-
hsIf q the prisoners. Tie wao1s incident.
eorn5aE as l. id AZ a sirss when the listed
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toward tie recognition q SsenrzguA's s0Y-
sysigasy over ths &osgsito reservation. e
greatly rsxrstssc, Aad Il IL self here that
tie glczfzgzzas would have done wisesv
IN teugperlng thssr victory over tie No.
oates viii toIsrBfl0n for ths forslgn res
dsnts 81 the reservation. Should theT lose
the sympathy q the United sfstes sn8
arouse tie ire Of Great Britain ihrOaga IL
just treatment Of ber subjects. En cary
aud peaceful solution Of the Mosquito az
uatlon ear scarcely lie exp~eted-
ME- YoEK. Aug zs.-Ths steamer Alsas,
whleh arrived today, took Es FAsHsogsrs
froFn Port Linen 20 Kingssoz. gsz&l1s,
Chief Clarence. OF the Mosgzito In3lEns
and forty-GFs followers. sso took refuge
aboard the British man-of-wAv Eoaxwk -
BiaeGslds aud wsrs s&ksn - Fors L&Doa.
Chief Ciarencs vas reporss1 1s szTl1g ia.
be expected 70 - back 81 Blze1sl1s witfsia
month. which Is regarded - sltozSt1xr
unlikely.
While the MGrblshsaa vas 81 Pert
Limon with EnglisA AID AzsTsc&n
refugees on board. the British cruiser Fsa
down tie coast chasing schooHsrs @
which wsrs supposed - 70 sorss refugees
who had bern made prSsonsrs ~ ibs Nies-
raggan goysrnEsaR- TIE Mohawk over
hauled thrss eosssiBg vessels SD boarded
tnsm, BE-. Cd D0s Ga1 Eny prisoners
she thea rs.zrssd 20 Port L3Eoa.
Thls wEs after the AlcasBgZzns hs4
arrested tie Amsriesn ana British msr-
chants The refugees we're Transferred
frsrn ths Tnlssa States g1ntoai 70 the
MghaMk. Ead wsrs ssat 20 gamAic2
By iAs AlxsA Is Vas the opinion
q tie o9soers and passengers OF the
Aissa shEG bus for the measures taken
by ths tso ysssels there woald
hRys b~sa sons ioss Of life. as
sAs giearagaza officials showed =
dzspo@ztlon % dsAi with these who opposed
ths1n a lie customary Central American
ssy.
SEz Yoxx. ArE. 9s-A special dispatch
fsgsa MaEAgsa says the goTsrnnsns
- Nicaragua has decided 10 baa-
ssA BrAsgsh ylee-Coansal Hatch an1
psns csherx Of the BlaeAelds Trls-
on.rh AessFs. Hampton and Wilt
haak. tss AmeElcAn citizens. viii also -
ssanssAe1. and tie edact vas sssaei
today. August - Patterson. Ingram. lay
lor. Hrowa and Rlgg wlA he kept as s;aEs
prisoners
Unstsz States Minister Baker entered 8
ur0sssE ss "A early boar today on behalf
81 ths Ameraeza prisoners IL - reported
that tie goveEn meat feels disposed - asa
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