Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
TIE AFFAIR SETTLED
Nicaragua to Be Relieved Of The
Presence Of Red-COatS.
sALVADC REA. GUARANTEE.
II u Accepted by Great Brit"in'
ana ns soon rs IL IL Confirmed
Admiral Stephenson VIII t'ac"-
ute Corinto-some Concessions.

LONDON. May 2-The Central News
says that Lord Kimberley. in response
10 inquiry al the Foreign once this eye
ming IN regard to the status Of the Mica
ragua dispute. declined to discuss the
purport Of the communications received
from Nicaragua or from other sources
concerning The matter but IT Is learned
from q seni-oficlal source that the affair
has been settled England making some
slight concessions
DISPUTE CERTAINLY ENDED.
LONDON. May 1.-The sllvaioroan
Minister, to whom the Nicaraguan Gov
eminent has entrusted the managem ut
Of IFS differences with Great Britain.
had long interview with Lord Kimber-
Icy at the Foreien Once to-day. and
subsequently had short confer nee
with United States Ambassador Bayard.
Later, it was reported that the dispute
was certain to be amicably arranged.
SALVADOR'S GUARANTEE.
WASHINGTON. May 1.-The Depart
mert Of State this afternoon received
cable message from Ambassador Bayard
stating that Great Britain had accepted
the guarantee made by Salvador OF the
payment 81 the indemnity by Nicaragua
In London within a fortnight. ana 3d.
a. soon as Nicaragua confirms II ana 80
informs the British admiral. tn latter
is instructed - leave Corinio.
SALVADOR THE MEDIATOR.
WASHINGTON. May 2-Tne Nicara-
guam incident. growing ont Of the Bri-
tish occupation Of Corinto. vas rfact-
Cally and happily settled today, seem
iugly through t1e good offices OF me
Saiyalorpau Minister 10 Great HI-'alh
and France. who arrived in London from
Paris th.s morning and had an interview
with Lord Kimberly. the British For, isn
Secretary. II is understood That Amhd--
s4d1r Nayard was present AZ the meet
ing. although the statement Of Sir I'd
ward Grey I'm the House 81 Commons Too
day that the United states haI not Sus-
gcstcd terms for an amicIhie settlement
would indicate that Nj. Bay1ri was only
present as "amicus c1ria.' Ihe con- ere
tnCe between Lord Kimberly ana MINIS
ter VI dim. the Minister from SiiNal"i,
resulted in "a definite ARRANGEMENT oi
term. Tor the settlement Of the trouble az
C.~'nto the substance of VIII % W-s li'-
meliatcly cablCd to Secretary Gresham
by Mr.. Bayarl. In the disiaich MI
Eavaid said that Great Brit'in had ace
celted the guarantee ma le rv SALVADOR
of the payment of the indemnity OF f'"-
500 demanded by Great Britain. the pay
meut 10 boo made hv Nicaragua 10 Lon
don within "a fortnight, ara the IIit'7h
GOV, rumcut agreeing that al soon as
Nicaragua confirmed this promise 10 pay
and informed the BRITISH Admiral DID,
charge of the naval force at Corinto OF
that TACT. the Admiral would Zoe instruct
"a not only o. withdraw tEa force az
marines. which. under the command ar
Captain French. now holds possession 81
the cust0m-house and other government
buildings a. Corinto. hIt also % remove
his Warships from the harbor
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND INFORMED
The dispatch from Mr Eayard was re-
cciv.d az tie state Department this
afternoon by notwithstanding l1L
the acting Secretary Of state in the alb
seucr through sickness 81 Secretary Ores
ham The President. IN his country home
az Woodicy, was promptly telephoned oi
The receipt OF tle Intelligence that set
Element Of the Nicaragua difficulty was
Iu pr3sp act. and Immediately drove T.
the White House. where Nh Ihl joined
him with copy of the dispatch.
Secretary TN declined this afternoon
TO discuss the sentiment. IL would not
say whether or not the result had been
reached through the good Offices OF tn
United stat 8, nor would DE give any In
formation about the matter.
The fact that the Government OF Sli-
velor decided to render its good Offices in
t.e controversy through Nh Medina. is
Minister - Gr.at Britain and France,
tuat instructions 20 this effect " r. sent
Nr Medina yesterday, and ne must have
hurried a, once from Paris 10 London.
as Dee arrived at the English capital tbs
morning. ana that Salvador has -uaran-
ted the pawn nj of the smart money
demanded by Great Britain, as seems -
De indicated by Mr.. Bay1rd's Dispatch
is q nov and interesting phase of the
situation.
The great interest Of people generally
in the attitude Of the United States with
respect CD the Nicaragua trouble Was
shown to-day by the complete exhaustion
81 the pamphlet containing extracts from
the message Of President Monroe truu-
ciatine his famous doctrine. The edition
delivered at the y .partment of state yes
t,IlaY Ly the Government priniine-OHicp
was of 80 copies only. but boy noon near
IS all OF these had been given Co persons
who applied personally for them y mum
h-r OF kilograms and letters were also
rec. ivDd requesting the pamphlet. and 30
anticipation Of % greater dem MI another
ana larger edition has been ordered.
which viii bee delivered at the department
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