The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

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May a-The Nicarasuan government,
having through tho Salvadoreau min.
;,tsr n. London accepted tho ,nod;ded
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u'eaiasuei - ."e au .,''t soHesitiiea''
the dispute between tue Two countries
ia practically at an end.
4, s,a,ed exclusively in thu As,osia.
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'eu i'eas e'.pa'eAo' 'oesSsuay' oIuets
we're cablsd from London to Rear Ad-
l;.sl Stephenson, commanding tn he
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MIN 70 eSaeua'e 'ue port to'uay. Aae
warships presented a scene OF orderly
bu.tle this morning, giving evidence
,ha. something out OF the usual course
wa, going on. Boats passed frequently
between the shore and tho two vessels.
the little mid.shipmen in charge wear.
ing an air OF greater importance than
usual iney were ev,aehtIy bearers Of
. .Sa RanaI a.,b,r - ap,un Sa Mnn, t,gnea, ,Sa
ure Of Corinto, had been appoin,ed by
Admiral Stephenson. governor OF the
port The force originally landed by
The British to hold the place waa four
hundred blue Jackets md marines. but
on Friday. whsn il becnme known tha.
the tension had become rel,.ed ali Of
them, with the exception OF fIitv.eiybt
marines and their officers. were with.
drawn.
Shortly after the tiag deno.inv tha.
Religious services were in prorre,s on
hoard the warships was haulei Iown,
tbemariucs. who had been drawn mn in
from, OF the custom house. we're ordered
10 return 10 their ship,. afew minutes
later thu British tap was hauled down
iron, tho covernmene bniIdinv and soon
The soiI Of Nicnrapua wa, rid Of the
British invaders. and The long strokes
o, tbe sailors were sweeninr tbe heavy
boats 10 the warships living in the
harbor. ) X - - :. = - ~
pErAgruse cayypEp.
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AIA e-'' '' - 20 '0A' a''.tcu ''o"s
tie shore to see the emoarkation oil the
marines. and a cheer went up as the
nose. of the boats headed hatborward.
The war,hin, were : soon riding at
abort cable, Int their departure was
dslav.d bv the tide. which did not ssrye
nntil the aitsrnoou. N Is ~
II vas eYnectsd that tbe nae,nin
vo,,Id dspsrtwith tho other two ysss,ls
of the tiea,. but when the wa.er was
hi,h' enouyh nm the bar To nermi, nj
The passape of the vessels onJv The Wild
swan and the SatsIIite got nnder wav.
Ths 1f,arsbip the Royal Arthur mid
ont her cable again. aud this fact was
belieyed 10 confirm report that she
would saln.e the Nicaraouan fiao when
thu government repossessed ;tselt of the
mort "a =
Aa has beiore been stated in these
dI,na,ches Nicarapna ha, aoreed To nav
tho ST 800 dsmanded tv Great Britain
for tho ernulsion Of Pro.Consnt Hatch
and other alleged damapes 10 British
subjects arising from ,he recrnt tron.
ble1 in the Mosouito res,rya.ion. bn,
instead OF having Tho monev n. The can.
mons mouth. IA The Bri,i.h cavernment
originally demanded should be done,
enc VIII pay 1t IN London fifteen days
1;.hdr. @ t trom sa'st C0,n o sne pIl.isn nees
other questions Of damage, to British
subjects TO be settled, but Nicaragua be.
lieves that II these auestions are sub.
mitted to an impartial commission the
judgment will be rendered in her favor.
Well authenticated reports, have
reached hero that Chief Clarence. the
deposed ruler. OF the Mosquito rcserya.
tion. who 10 now In Kingston, Jamaica,
!, the reciplen. Of six pounds per day
from the British government, and these
reports don't tend to allay tho popular
animosity against Great Britain, It be.
Ing hold that ahe would no. tako such
an interest in Clareuce II sho did not
have ulterior designs regarding him. 1t
is broadly stated that Great Britain in.
tended to restore him TO his chioitain.
ship, but to do 20 now she would hayo
70 despoil Nicaragua OF tho territory
formerly ruled over by him. which a
lew days ago was incorporated a, q
stats, which was named Zelaya, in honor
oi the president OF Nicaragua. t.
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l"o 'e'''n u 'a'' GU 'aaoe III suafan.
teeing tho payment Of tho indemnify,
as. in fact. her course throughout tho
whole dI,nute. In vary fsvorablv con.
mented upon IN off,c;Sl circles and /, il
believed that nm cn,ente will be o,tab.
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