The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-25

~~uts r 49, sx~ssr o~n~ag hw ere fail
ere Of Nicaragua 10 meet n@F fnfeFs
payments On foreign DEBTS. % ASSUME
task Of collecting thiz f9rrfpfy N
same rzannsr. nesw!taStausaE& re
that IRE failure ray Be hrs1x1T aDT@t
hv 49, owu sstzsre % ire ra~tsaaS -
CENTS which wers IN bs applied To TIE
ravrneuf af shts Interest. 81 Co2Se
ISIS ~rouya uaenszsfate the o~ccBp8taon or
en~qnsa after TIE original Indemnify snaA
haze b@en cogineteA wntrn w@a1 on4t
ADJ to the distress ~ $fearsg4as a@A
should she b. them unable. a. seems NAN
~ 70 meet fhts fa~t demand fae Dcel
nan nay he prolonged 80 tnieSul'siy
az 70 amas1as - a permanent OCCUPATION
r re territory. Th4s IL TIE rs2s1as
Of the South Americans, ard iaeF ma
Individual eause % apprehension - me
fact what al al these ifftie rspubtScs owe
money 70 European b~0nah"#3sF On a.
eeun; % lntsres, or principal II national
defts. ard taeyf fsar rhat Tor fhe first
tine ne principle may be laid down ana
enforced tAat a European government
seav ASSUME the collection ~ d~oss o~-
sDg 20 ffs citizens a. individuals. and
not 30 the Europeans nations. = doctftne
which they assert would oe particularly
obnoxious. II applied 10 some - the states
81 fhe sraorkasn Union. whfca have de-
fsuised n their debts 20 foreign BOND
holders.
Ts~ oafeonae % this SiearHguan incl
dent fa also felt by the same 8~iplJTnaftsTs
20 De full OF Significance 20 }euezueta.
aad II * feared ny fhem thai, having
once driven IN the wedge. Great Britain
scarcely can be expeetsz 70 refrain from
messing forward with very vigorous
m assures in the matter Of the Venezuelan
BOUNDARY dispute. ard a. once establish
ing herself a. the mistress Of the OTino-
CO.
II g fslt here that the present situation
q ore fastifyisz apprehension and anxiety
or the rart OF our own government While
T. Is rot exported that the &tearaguAn
Government wHf offer any armed resist
sura 10 tie landing o. the British forces,
Efl II II feared that during TIE uhe
the t0@a Of CorinfO Is occupied ny the
foyafggsers. the natives may be restrain
81 with difficulty and the Gloss contact in-
"a waieh the two dlasordant elements viii
certainly ae brought might. a. any mo-
meat. lead 20 an outbreak "tn4lns Up IA
a general var.
fr. oazgnan. S~fcaraEuan minister. was
,nacraesfbls today. He has been very ae-
4ive since early morning. The briet tiH'-
remaining before Great Britain Hllal
blow places a hsAgy responsibility on
aIw NfeAraeua's hopes now almost en-
ffrefv center on Washington City. u Is
r.st believed. however. thai GoEasan mas
eleeeadet la obtaining the intTyenuon OF
tas United states.
sir Julian PauncofOtc. the Br3tish am
hasaatior. vas af The state Department
47ts morning and had an interview MD
Secretary Gresham. pr a.ImAAly or the
subject 81 the British pros anime 10 p"
PURSUED At CO44uto. Nicaragua. u can
rot he learned that the efAte department
las had any n0tire from orr own minis
ter at s~fauagis. SIR. Baker. 81 TN arfl-
Nsl OF tac nrilsb feet. or anything ior-
.her than the news communicated by the
Hiearaguan minister here. Tserf - no
Indication - any change tn The polhey d.
termlned ulon q non-lnterference ex-
eant sn the event that American Interests
are molested or an attempt made upon
The Integrity 81 Nicaragua
-. Louis. April GA special 10 the Re
public from Washington city y The
president hs much concerned over the SIT
,uGti0n I'm Nicaragua. Secretary Gresham
this morning Intervene "a SIR Julian
Pauncefote and Nicsrag IAN AinisteT q z
masa. and drove out % Noodtey ana At4d
before President Cleveland the latest facts
IN the Indemnity trouble one hy one the
Numbers Of the bin dropped In. and a
special meeting was convened shortly
after noon. The outcome OF the discussion
e. understood 70 he that the adtninistra-
fion Is disposed 70 use It's good Offices he
tween Nicaragua and Great Britain.
80 far as Il consistently can
President Cleveland fstis 1hats AZ mat
tprs now stand, the United States can do
nothing excspt 20 request Lord Kimberly
not 10 force a settlement Of the indem-
nifty In a summary manner. but 70 per-
mlf 4 sufficient time 20 elapsr I'm order that
Nicaragua may emerge from the contro-
sersy without prejudice 70 the national
dignity. II IL not understood shat Secre-
tary Gresham communicated With Sir
Julian on this Rubjeet. II the British for
eign office shall agree "a the snggestion
Of the president. the incident VIII prob
ably be closed xithip the next fortnight
BY a corapIlanee on the part Of Nicaragua
with Great Drftain's terms.