The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25
n TO BE DECLARED
- Receives GHatemala's
Unsatisfactory Reply.
e ALONG THE FRONTIER.
- sesa 90 he Backed BY Other
3 .>-,a Amsriean states ana - BE
discouraged By Spain.

s .s.6. - Mexico. Jan. 7s.-<suafemala'p
sz - ~.ax RECEIVED this evening. The
8 - ~ foreign affairs for Mexico
8 Z \ iii be presented formally TO the
4 1870 and the president at 10 o'clock to-
- II ig understood that Guatema-
60 .,.~er Is to the effect that the ter
s.,~ IS dispute belongs to her and II
i.derunity is 10 be paid, Mexico owes
4 81 = Guatemala
-. nrospects are that war Will be de-.
"a fonorrow or next day. Col. H. c.
~. IL. American horscman. has tend
3 - IL services TO the president. and in
- q war. he win be appointed to a
ssesx command.
lilo City. Jan. A.-With the TIM
3s-.e demonstrations OF the students in
- ezpsszl the war feeling throughout
go s.pubglc has been wrought 10
- uitch. Reports from interior points
- 4 rising spirit of patriotism among
s<ox;e, and IL Il probable that other
-. popular uprIslngs viii occur In
- cites. This city is quiet, although
- eaects Of the patriotic storm are
<..i1s diseernsbIe The volunteer move
zs.st i rapidly spreading. and 1t would
sxs.nfly be possible to raise 5000 vol
ka1rs n this city alone within a day
xv "a. A telegram from Guatemala says
xuanisss minister In Madrid will not
~srfere in any way. Indications are
~ Baxrsos, president OF Guatemala, ex-
|sSEsls aid from Spain on account Of his
~ ssand.
2u,itan, State OF chiapas. Mexico. Jan.
& IRE royernmeat has pushed fresh
80 10 the Guafema.an frontier almost
~. and camp quarters for large body
y uen have ben arranged for near this
srIsee. Some Guatemalans living in this
1Sintt7 have fed 10 Mexico. rather tEan
n pssssed into unwilling service. Guaie-
i1sh Is using every effort to work Up
fseliag OF patriotism among people.
X66riy every horse for 100 miles from
- harder has been secured by one
nraxx or another. The uncommnn1cassxs
{ Ia Of the GnateTnalan government is
&xtn1 disastrous effect upon the pub
i snaer Residents OK the frontier fear
. insssinn of mounted Mexican rurales.
Z 4 generally felt. should war ensHe,
i a. frontier will be SO oyerrun By troops
- pslaging renegades that life would
u burden.
{ 1spachuia.s State OF Chiapas, Mexico.
IN a--Fugirives from Guatemala soil
~ arriving here almost daily. They
fsc;sde many reyoIters from the Guate-
ilsn interior. bur are for the MOST part
1--we born Mexicans. who have taken
r sesidence in Guatemala. Large parties
- % the way from Quctzultenango,
Gthsrn Guatemala, either afraid To re-
neln 1T home or coming with the pur-
- f ealistIng against the Eoyesnment
1klr ieays behind.
Aeapulco. State of Guerrero, Mexico.
~ M-The report that the armed Mex
IN Corvette Saragoza had Invaded
4Atesaaian winters and was lying OF
~ harbor OF San Jose. Is not true. The
esAool-ship was loaded with munitions
~ provisions OF war for Maxatian for
- supply Of Mexican troops tributary
- he ports OF San Benito and Santa
esuI on The southern coast, and having
eAasged It's commission, 1t Is now
= tie return to Mazatlan. where Ii viii
eNaif further orders.