Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06
IN BULLYING A POOR LITTLE
HELPLESS CENTRAL AMBRI-
CAN STATE.
ALL THE LATIN AMERICAN
STATES DETERMINED TO MAKE
COMMON CAUSE AGAINST THE
MERCILEss HAwK-wHAT is
PROPOSED TO BE DONE.
MANAauA. NICARAGUA. May 5.

The Nicaraguan government hav-
ing through the Salvadorean minister
at London accepted the modified ultl-
matum OF the British government, the
dispute between the two countries is
practically at an end. As stated ex-
clusively in the Associated Press dis
patches yesterday. orders We're ca
bled from London 20 Rear Admiral |
Stephenson. commanding the British |
squadron at Corlnto, directing him to
evacuate the port today. The war
ships presented scene OF orderly |
hustle this morning, giving evidence
that something out OF the usual course
was going on. Boats passed frequently
between the shore and the vessels.
the little midshipmen in charge wear
ing an air of greater importance than
usual. They We're evidently bearers of
communications to Captain Trench of
the Royal Arthur, who. upon the seiz-
ure OF Corinto, had been appointed by
Admiral stephens governor Of the
port. The force originally landed by
the British to hold the place was 400
blue jackets and marines, but on FRI
80 ,e,SSs,,',, IA Soco,,,a reiaved All nj them
,'iiS - a,,,s,tia,, ~, RI ,,nrinss and
IT. ,1,orrs ,,,ora ,,Itb d,awn
Shortly after the nag denotlng that
religious services were in progress on
the vessels was hauled down. the ma
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tue customs houSe "
return " I'LL, ar. -, h,,,tid do,,,,'
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rom tie suNeInlneit p ~ a''I IL
SOL OF Nicaragua was rlu OF me brlt
ish lnVauers, ana the long stloh ,, "
the sailors were sweeping IeaNg pouts
TO the warshlps lylhs IN tue harpor,
Hundfeds OF persons asseihpleo alohs
the shoIe 10 see the eHnphtRduun oL
the marines, ana cheeF went up as
the noses OF the boats headed harbor-
wards.
The warships were soon riding at
short cables, but their departure was
delayed by the tide, which dld not
serve uG1il the afternoon. IL was ex-
pected that the flagship would depart
with the other two vessels OF the Meet,
but when the water was high enough
on the bar 20 permit the passing OF the
vessels. only the wild Swan and the
Satellite got under way, and with the
red ensign of Great Britain swapping
in the breeze. stood out TO sea. The
flagship. the Royal Arthur. put out her
Cunip AE9lI. ana inns l3AtA was DtlltNNu
10 confirm a report that she would sa-
lutte the Nicaraguan flag when the
Government rcpossessed itself OF the
mort As has been before stated In
ibesc disnatchas Nicaragua has agreed
Ia nav tbe S77 50O demanded by Great
R,,tsin for. ne exclusion OF pro-C Consul
Hatch and for other alleged damages
a. pri,isb snhiects arising from re-
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