Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-24
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MASA0JA, Nicaragua, Sept, a.
Especial correspondence OF the Associ.
Ated Ptea. l-All but $500 Of the
81 500 which Great Britain exBcteJ
from Nioafagua In May last for the
expulsion OF Consular Agent Hatch
and other ciilzeas OF Great Britain
who hau been accused OF iDHigues
hostile to the interests NJ the republic
has been paid over TO tho men who
werr expelled. Edwin Hatch received
So, 600; I. W. Culhberl, 81, 900; John
CIownrig, Henry Brown aud John o.
Thomas $1,000 each; Hubert Boda, y.
ii. Hodgsop, John Taylor, Wash ny.
ton Glass aud MARYLAND Taylor 81, 500
each; Captain Barnard 81 900; u. A..
Hall anu Mr.. Moody 1880 each ana
Messfs. Sykes anu Cato $500 each.
| These men were all residents OF Blue
zelda, Rama or Pearl Lagoon. Cnth.
bert was for many years the chief OF
the organization vi Jamaica negroes
and mulaiioss IN ihs MoqniIo tesufva.
ton who practically ruled the terri
tory, defying the authority OF the Me-
STA. uan government
LANp FOR coLoSIsIs.
+. r. Drew, OF Cincinnati, has
bought for a cOmrany which he TX.
| pects TO organize, $1,000 acres OF land
on or near Indian river In the south
eastern part Of Nicaragua near the Car
ribean sea terminus at the canal,
which " suitable for banana, anu
| India rubber trees. Mi. Drew contracts
TO pay sixty cents an acre for the land
| within two months ana agrees that
the land shall DO sold TO actual colon.
lists and by them cultivated.
oAPITALIsTs' OFFER.
Au offer has bsen maize w capital.
| isls In the United States TO take at
| nIusty, Nicarsgul's thirty year u per
cent ROid bondh to the amount about
| 90 900, 900, the bonds 10 bs secured by
"a mortgage on about S75 m'' NJ nS-
| tiOnsl transslhniau iai uN to be
Constructed anu equipped Hth the
money derived from the ~ u bopdf.
The conditions upon IN the Nj.
cafaguan government insisted caused
the capitalists TO withdraw their Oiisr
~ once.
DREDGING THE SAN JUAN.
Tho government has set apart $780,.
600 for dredging tho northern mouth
Of Dan Juan dol Norio river, the ex.
peclatlou being that tho work woul !
give a depth Of water AT Greytuw .
sufficient to admit large ocean steam
OTIS TO the wharves. Engiueera assert
that the sum appropriated 10 not more
than ouo-isnth Of what would no re-
auIted 10 deira. the cost OF tho twenty.
fiye or thirty miles OF dredging clu-
templAted. There 10 Als1 much doubt
expressed by hydraulic engineers as u
the adyieRbilliy OF the projected work.
In addition II Ia said that were thp
scheme practicable Its accomplish ment
would involve y contrsversy VITA
Porto Rico, because OF the ulversion
of water from the RIO Colorado Ia
Costa Rica aud make the navigation
VI that stream impossible.
BOUNDARY DISPUTE.
Senior Don Jose Madriz and Seno
Don samuel Mayorga have returnoC
IRON Gustsmala and Salvador, u
which Countries they were sent rooent
iy 10 ascertain tho disposition OF tht
governm ants there regarding TIT
boundary dispute between Nicaragua
AMI COSTA Rlca. Although not hav
Ing spoken with certainty a. to th'
outcome OF the mission, there Ia reason
to believe that tho ENJOYS obtained
, pledges OF neutrality In tne evont 0
nostilities breaking out between tn,
two countries concerned. In tn,
latest correpL 1ndenoo between Nlcar
aqua and Costa Rios on tho boundary
qu, stion, which has been made public
Nicaragua accuses CosIa RicA OF bal
faitl, In proceeding to survey OF tn
i boundary IN this absence OF repto
sentalivrs OF n icsTagua, while on IN
other hand Costa Rica allegeB tn a
a Nicaragua has persistertiy endesyora
a 70 comply with tho decision rendore
nv President cleveland Us arbitrator.