Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-06

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lib raI Action of san Salvador.
ghtel. 1895. By the Associated
rress)
-rrr Nicaragua, May 5.-Via
ar-T.e Nicwaguan govern
sr- through the Salvadorean
London. accepted the modi-
of the British govern
dispute between the two
is practically at an end.
stated exclusively i'm the Asso-
ess dispatches yesterday. or
cabled from London to Rear
Stephenson. commanding the
squadron 40 Corinto, directing
..acUate the port to-day. The
presented a scene of orderly
s morning, giving evidence
..hing
."T 0F THE USUAL COURSE
going on Boats passed frequent
between the shore and the vessels,
-.e mijshipmen in charge wear
.l a.r 0l greater Importance than
They were evidently bearers
uuulications TO Captain Trench.
0e Royal Arthur. who. upon the
of C0rint0. had been appointed
Admiral stephenson Governor of
a r0-r The force originally landed
-- British to- hold the place was
r hundred blue jackets and ma
as. .al on Friday. when it became
THAT the tension had become re-
Ha. a of them, with the exception
@ H-E-e-lr marines and their officers
withdrawn.
Shortly after the flag denOting that
.Eors services were in progress on
r. ..a WarshipS was hauled down.
Marines who had been drawn up i'm
lt -Ge custom house, We're ordered
return to their ships A few min
s later t-e British flag was hauled
u from the government building.
soon the soil of Nicaragua was rid
THE BRITISH INVADERS.
md the long strokes Of the sailors were
weeping the heavy boats 10 the war
hips lying iu the bub0r
Hundreds of persons assembled
long the shore TO see the embarkation
a the marines. and o. cheer went up as.
.a noses 0i the boats headed harb0r-
rL
The Warsbips were soon riding at
short cables. but their departure was
Hral hy the tide which did not
until the afternoon.
.t N0s expected that the flagship
.t depart with the other two yes
s o. -he feet. but when the water
el enough on the bar TO permit
'. passage of the vessels. only the
WI. -rn and the Satellite got under
l.. .agsh.p the Royal Arthur.
| oH. ." cable again. and this fact
to condrm @ report that
r|-. .a TIE NICARAGCAN FLAG
'..a Che government re-possessed it,
Oh. Torr
heretofore been stated i'm
a'oles. Nicaragua has agreed
10000 demanded by Great Brit
"h expulsion Ot PrO-COnsul
l for other alleged damages
subjects arising from the
troubles I'm the Mosquito reser-
4 instead of paving the
O.. .le c1nu0u's mouth. as the
.eruueut originally de-
Should Dee done. she viii pay
1 in fifteen days after the
o., the British fleet with
Norint0. There are other
o.. damage To British sub
settled but Nicaragua be-
these questions are sub
impartial commission the
".. hereDdered i'm her favor.
H1r.csted reports have
That Chief Clarence,
- DEpOSED RULER
Mosquito reservation. who is
-.on. jamaica, lis the recip-
2 pounds per day from the
eminent. and these reports
TOD a..ay the popular animoS-
Great Britain. 10 being held
would not take such an inter
Clarence if she did not have
.sns regarding him. To is
stated that Great Britain i'm
restore him 20 his chieftain-
' 00 So now she would have
Nicaragua of the territory
ruled over by him. which a
$50 was Incorporated as
Nus named Zelaya. in hon
.dent of Nicaragua.
'a of san Salvador i'm
.N.EElNG TIE PAYMENT
ai-y as i'm fact, her course
The whole dispute. is very
commented upon i'm official
.r is believed that an en-
.' established that will lead
beneficial to both countries.
- ro- De at an surprising il
With Great Britain should
formation of an alliance
' Central American States
.'a pusposes. There is no
TACT tha, the attitude of
.n iu her treatment of Me
- m her dealings with other
powers. has caused an awak-
long the Central American re-