Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

NN.fNA 20" N." DO 'aA ~ DIT. f."HA'a
IuE BRITISH FLAG RAISED OVER
yIlusIU.
wAIISUrOS, April 27.-Tho Bet.
iHh have occupied lIuUI Nu|
British nag h.4 been fgrUI over Co.,.
city. DE-. busuHu received two Uuu.u.
grams 40 1880 i.I1v giving him the
Iut official formation. the LANDING
was mEdr it Twelve U'nurk thlH
morning. Ah government officials, ~.
well ns tuu Mora ann U H.aiIHu FOL.
tITulu, Die Du.ulsu t.. vacated
lAu town lHHN... 90 .mH"'nIY Iu the
p0s-UssiUL OF '.. British troops.
a.g.,ul GurUHm returns ipW1sU.
lu. UI rHm M.u#rE %. O'CLOCK ami
HHIa tur. o. 'p .hH hour tho state nc.
1890 mont Wa W.NYut any iuiIfmh.
tl0u rrHI.U.nr fNuut"s'i1u NJ tH'uiu
aud Wa .F '..H.T. .H f3 whether ur
not tur tIaDng uau uauu lnu |.H, itr
pr1hHuI. tUlt IH'Ur Gao 4aF E..HfHr
Gugu4u WI. uDIuuHs luu SECRETARY
WI.u tho .u uTmagIu from his govern
muua Toe belief was entertained ny
600 naturalization thlt Nicaragua
would 10y buI that the lHuIluE Of
,HsH.H wYHI 900. ugtuI Uut this hope,
.a ug buEma's uHg.teu SHOVE, Wa
not ryaIi1 .4.
pJr5 SUI MEAN suHHENpyu
WAnuNuIDN, hnH -7-I, iauu.
d,r.iOId utiu That Commander Ercuc ,
%, tlr Royal Arthur, ut1 uuru cIusJI-
tulrl willpfy governor rI C1rusn.
Toe fact that Ctb.u rdv,Cus du not
-.gaE u. trouble BE- g.ccp'r Hs Fhowug
Gal yho landing % the British 'Jrc q
WH .g|rg..u, AMI uuupuaseI. Re.
p1r,H ygserdfy indicated that 500
n rEunu.u troop hal been u0uue 10
Jrt.aul G1uuty ami that forces from
llou.urgs were gZpgn.ed, Bul tie
fact that Ul Gao Nicaragua a"-
tuuEi.ius Withdrew leaving the Bur-
.ru uJmplC.u masi.st 90 ,.H
situation Indicates tAst tao lHuI
bG dl.ry were mot u.l.yd uT... ggs
AN IuFFtuuIiuE umr uE thH uUl #aa Coz
several days hos urru lGNt armed To.
slstaucu wUul 4 uu usrlpaH, The report
that the contra. American States wUul q
uHie 20 hvlp Nicaragua 20 make
military defense has never been
rnu.u.ly entertained by the uiiioitls
here,a Ga say these Countries united
could rot present an armed force
worthy VI mention HlDugsidb the
Biush iofcos, III statei, however,
that the evacuation NJ C1tlntl does not
mean surrender by Nicaragua. The
troops ne believed u DO In the
urg .rhoOi u Corlulo, ready 20 rr.
trul any movement Of the British
1iyUps.
no TRuOrs LANDED.
Minister Guzmsu has officially uot,-
He'd tho state department OF the two
cuulcFIama received ny him from Sau
Juan dol sur, the cable station poin,
10 which the authorities have retreat
ui. The telegraph line runs from
COrlnlo 20 the cable station, und IL o.
stated that the Nlcaraguhua cut this
line, thus preventing communication
between the British and the outer
world EXCEPT by boat 10 the cattle eta.
ttnn.
Tho main body Of the NicArRguaus
have crossed the lagoon which sepuT-
ates GUnuio from the mainland Aud are
strongly uutTunUheu.
Nutw ithsIaniiug lie announcement
iu the Cahleggams 10 the N.cgTaguau
minister, iu administration circles the
opinion Is firmly expressed that Al.
mlrsl Stephenson has not landed any
troops.
10 is stated the administration hiss
heen advised that the Teal cause why
% peaceful settlement has not been
effected before, iH that Nicaragua ha.
bucn unable ~ raise the amount OF IN
GumniIy In the three days allowed,
PANAMA RAILROAD NOTIFIED.
COLOMBIA, April .7,-rhe Panama
railroad has notified ils agents hero Of
the different steamship lines Of the
closing Of the por. nj C1riutO,