The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12
WHAT SHE WANTS.
England Demands from n caragua
an Apology and Some Cash.
CUBAN INSURGENTS VICTORIOUS.
The spanish General salcedo. whipped by
Bsnd Of Revoiutionists Under Kabi
The Peace Negotiations He
tween china aud Japan.

LoNpoN. April II. In regard to the
report which has reached here from
New York that the Rritish sloopof war
Wild swan has joined the Royal Ar
thur the flagship Of the British Pacific
squadron. at Panama. preparatory to
their expected departure for Corinto.
Nicaragua To enforce the ultimatum
Of Great Britain demanding S7j, 600 in
demnity for the expulsion from Mica
ragua Of Mr. Hatch. the British con-
sular agent at Bluefelds. IL is stated
that the announcement is premature.
Al the admiralty yesterday. in answer
10 questions on the subject, it was said
that no orders had been given to the
Wild Swan or Royal Arthur which
would warrant the statements made.
The Times yesterday, in an editorial
on the situation says: IF we are
compelled to collect the customs Mic
aragua will, presumably, have to pay
the costs of the collection in addition
10 the indemnity. She will find IT less
troublesome and cheaper to settle with
W. forthwith. Her efforts to excite the
jealousy Of America have failed. The
Justice and good sense OF the Ameri-
cans have proved too strong for the
success of these characteristic man
euvers The Americans should only
hear our case and demands TO acknowl-
edge that our conduct was rea>ona ble
and just To admit that our claims were
of such character aS they would
themselves have made under similar
circumstances We have assured
Al In l.
territory our object is To obtain an
adequate apology for a wrong done
/ and the payment Of the compensation
we believe to be our due
CUHAN INsURGENrs vICTORlOUs.
TAMPA. Fla. April ll.-I.ate reports
! from Havana assert that the steamer
! Manuilita has just arrived from Santi-
ago with more than 300 wounded Span
| ish soldiers. They were taken TO the
] hospitals there because the hospitals at
| Santiago are crowded A letter from
Santiago mentions battle at Trosenes,
near the Canto river, in which the Span
ish Gen, Salcedo. with 1000 men. en-
gagged a band of the revolutionists un.
der Rabi The Spanish loss was said
to be $50. while the Cuban loss was
killed and 80 wounded. The Spanish
troops were mostly boys, the let
ter states. and in the battle pity
was taken on many who were caught
and their lives were spared MaceC
has organized a large force in Santiago
province Since his arrival 500 soldiers
who fought under him in the forme
revolution have Joined him. They ar,
principally from Maiaguabo, Maceo'
adj h.ne
THE SEACE NEGOTIATlONS.
WAsnINGroN. April 1.-THE cabl
reports that seven Of the eight term
of peace between China and lapai
have been agreed on occasions mucI
speculation here as to the eigh
terms ON which Japan insists Tn
Japanese officials say they have no in
/ formation Of the eight conditions
There is no doubt, however, that fv
Of the most essential conditions ar
those given in these dispatches at tn
outset OF the negotiations, viz:
\ new Japanese treaty, concedin
Japan extra territorial courts in Chini
hut DENYING the latter country eNtr
! territorial courts in Japan; indepenC
/ encc Of Corca; an indemnity of abou
, 500, 600, OoO; occupation OF Port Arthr
/ and Wci-Hai-Wei for a term OF year
=, ccSsion Of the island Of Formosa, III
i five terms are now fully confirmed /
!, the later developments Of the confe
a ence. Three additional ones have no
been added. and these, it is believe
;. relate 10 trade matters. Which one
- these eight terms of peace is the eau
, of delay is not known here.