Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24
E2ETA GOES TO MEXICO.
His Plan is Said to b 10 Raise an
Army Against San Salvador
Cr a. Encct "a consolidation of tho
Central American tcpubiics
with Mextco.

SAN FRANcrCI, sept. 2i,-Goncral
Antonio Els,a and his Attorney,
Nests. LuUron anu De tllesala, have
loi, sufrepti,iyusly for Mexico. They
had bought their tickets secretly Ihu
nisht before.
SO careful were thoy In their efforts
10 deceive the public that even after
they had bought thoir ailwty trans.
pUruti0n, they gave out 10 thu pftta
that they would not leave here tor SOW
oTai days. General Ezrta was 10 stay
In Sau FfauciscO Tor a week and the
attorneys ssid they would not depart
till next Wednesday, when they would
leave direct iUf New York.
Tue general, his servant AMI the two
attorneys quietly lett tins hotel In u
carriage an hour before the regular
departure OF the train, They creased 10
tho Oakland pier ahuad VI the regular
passengers and sought tho privacy "
their uloupets.
Those who some days ago obtained
an iukling VI the subjects Of the telo.
grgms lyIng between here anu Mex.
uJssy they gathered that the cOns1li-
dalton OF all Central America with
Mexico WAS being considered. Fufthrf-
inOfe, that Ezita's Intention was to
Raise an army there aud proceed Mt
once To Gust his enemies, Whether II
was 10 regain possession Of Sau saliva
dor only or 10 effect a union OF some
sort, Of which tie has long dreamed,
IL noe known, but there Ia iitllu doubt
thAt II II one or the other. lie has not
habtuned away for nothing.
Gen. COlOChO left here on the 10Th
Inst. Hud went straight 20 Mexico
CITY, Ho atouoe apparently laiI the
whole matter before oe t,in confidential
people there aud they formulated these
plane, being all the time la GlDse olt-
fespOudeuce by Telegraph with e&.
President Ezuta, The leirgtama from
Mrxica siucu they have been coming
thicE Aui fast anu there Il probably
some foundation flr current rum0rs,
CIENFuEGOs LONESOME.
OAKLASD, Cal., Sept. 2i.-Lieut
Col. Juan CiUnfueg0a, the young Con-
trail American refugee, whose CXtrali-
ton T. San Salvador on charge ui
attempted murder has been Ufdrroi by
Judge Morrow, spent a lonely sunday
IN his cell nj the Alameda cOugty jail.
lie siid that he was c0nhluut OF
fcgainiug freedom M soon ~ his case
Is brought before the President, anu
he declared that no would commit
suicide rather than be exGrAiltoI.
"l expect 10 bo Tree Ia four o. I've
dayf," said Cienfuegos In spanish,
"iOr EselA anu the olhors started To
Washington this morning In my be-
malt Not showing a word OF English
makes II very hArd for me 20 be- locked
up like this la foreign country, but
have several friends hete--sChOOlmatea
who call 10 SEQ me,
"Go back to San Salvador Newell
1 would rather die "a thousand deaths"
When asked " hat he would 10 " he
had to gU, no replica: al most GER
lAinly would take my lie. Rather
anything than have my enUmins, VINO
arc awaiting to assissinate me, got "a
chance 10 triumph Ovof me.
lzArA's LETTER.
"Belora General EEBlI started from
San Francisco ne wro,e mo THIS letter:
"rnu California Hotel, Sept. 20, 1894.
Dtar Juaultu. IL huus M soul 10
leave tner, but do not abandon you.
Remain vol recInrilud anu then you
win bs Tree. Iou will not need for
money. Your passage l. paid Tor. Mi.
Page viii duiepd you mere and IN Wash-
lnston RIUonH anu Qlusado. send
Won a coin OF $50. You have IN your
iAyor pufsOus Of cOutIquencei and a.
ready th,y have telegfaphrd TO the
presiIrul. Micn has cried ioryou' You
pupil OF niue, anu d. not lamont
Az toI your VIE, nothing VIII be- lack,
iup; sne will have ali she wants ahd
v1u viii he tv.u4ilcd with lief m AGA
pulcO, Your uaee ~ not worm tue
trouble II causes nHd l would Ike TO DO
~ your place; ..,..
"Y1urH, ANTONIO,
"Thau they viii DO all they eau TOT
me ia Warrington | know hnd ~
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