The record-union., 1895-04-03
Terms of the Agreement Signed
by the Southern Republics.
FORMERS DEMAND IN THE NATURE
OF AN ULTIMATQM.
Asked for Injuries Rec
ceIved by the Invasion of Her Ter
ritOry, Also Demands for Pecuninry
Indemnity for Damages Alleged to
Have Been Sustained.
Special to the REcoRD-UNroN.

Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.
WASHINGTON, April From uuofi-
cial advices, reaching Washington, the
general terms of the agreement signed
yesterday by which war between Mex
leo and Guatemala was averted, are sub
stantially known. Mexico's demand was
IN the form of an ultimatum, sent by
Secretary Mariscal November 9th, en-
bracing the following points:
! tlrst-Mexico asks satisfaction for the
injuries received by the invasion OF her
territory, and for the vexations of which
| foreigners and Mexicans, cutting wood
| IN the forests Of Aqua, Azeul, Egypt, San
Nicholas and San Pedro and Mexican
residents Of AyultO, have been the object.
Second-MeXlco also demands pecuni-
ary indemnity for damages sustained.
Ihlrd-Mexico also demands indem-
| nifty for the expenses of the mobilization
OIL her troops and the situating OF the
authorities and employees in suitable
places for public security on the frontier
tourth-MeNlco asks the labOrs OF the
Boundary Commission, In accordance
| with the treaty OF ISo2, be especially con-
| Guided; SAID treaty not being open to
discussion.
1t is understood that S27, 900 was the
amount Of indemnity demanded by
MEXICO; also that she insisted on CuaLe-
maIa's $ QlsmlssIng her Surveyor General,
who has taken part IL locating the bound
airy.
on January 10Th Guatemala answered
the uItlmatum. The eanswer was pacific I'm
tone, but did not COncede MaxiCo's right
TO the territory designated in The ulti-
| maIun nor 10 the right of fixed cash
indemnity.
The final uavDtiafiOuz ,, --.,,,,.,.-.--.--
peLWeen the uitlnatum and the reply. 1t
/ IS oeAeVed that Mexico has agreed TO
aIpIIfate the amount of casn indemnity,
claimed.
Senor Romero, the Mexican Minister
mas been kept advised OF the negotiations.
puV neither he nor Seuor Arraiga. the
HuatelnaIan Minister, is yet III position
TO make-puDlIc the exact terms on which
war was aYerted.
President DIaz has announced that the
Terms Will be communicated to Congress.
me peace agreement Is regarded as of
4aI-TeaCHlng importance to the Central
American states, which have eXpected
Aor the last SIX months to be plunged into
bloody struggle. The Mexican army
! ana navy nave been preparing for con-
HIct ana calculations have been made as
W "here the troops would be landed i'll
Guatemala.
The Mexican army numbers 81, ,S33 on a
peace footing, with 10, 900 available on
war footing. The Guatemalan army
numbers 5000 on peace footing. Tho
agreement now effected puts an end To
active war preparations.
CONDITIONS SATISFACTORY.
WASHINGTON, April 2.-Senor AFRICA.
the GuatemaIan Minister, does not know
yet the details of the arrangements
signed, yesterday between his country
and Mexico, but he has received from
the GuatemaIan Minister i'm that citv
the following telegram:
''MEXICO, April lst.
"u5HtSter Of Guatemala, U0yhiU0t0n.
The definite settlements OF our diliicnI-
ties with Mexico were signed to-day.
Conditions honorable and satisfactory TO
noIh countries. DE LEON"