The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-02
NICARAGUA GUARANTEES TO PAY
In Fifteen Days After the British Eyac-


uate 0orfnto.
Managua, May I-Europeans here ara
enaeaVor1ng 10 create prejudice against
the United States. advancing as an are7,-
ment that she Is Indifferent 70 Ntcara.
qua suoJugation and 10 the Monroe doc
trine.
popular loan has been started for the
purpose OF furnishing the government
with the money to pay the British de-
maads
The British have prohibited intercourse
N"t"eeh The island OF Corinto and the
T.dihiaha. A fact OF importance TO the
thfted states Is contained I'm the state
ment that party Of British engineers
nave been landed without onrosftion a.
san Juan del Sur. and that they are on
gagged IN making sketches and taking
photographs of that place and of ,be
canal route toward Brito
Inc Honduras government has given
aSAi 49,, ~ ~afhce 70 Nicaragua that her troops
WAi be al The disposal OF Nf.-araafIa
sh"ud they be necessary This s. the
ohly tender OF troops that has htses1 YY,,a.A
by the Central American republics Tia
oner fFDm Honduras IL not likely 10 he
ateepted. owing 20 the present fayora bic
urn ot affairs. but at one time there
Was prospect Of concerted action by tho
forces OF the TWO countries. The good
Offices OF the minister Of Hntffras ~
miaister Of Guatemala and all other Cen
tfal American states are being exert u
At Washington City md London 10 Sc
cure peaceful settlement
London, May The following sarnl-
official announcement was made this
evening The statement that the Sal.
vadoTian minister had submitted 70 Great
Britain, on behalf Of Nicaragua. certain
propositions. is correct. The matter Is
now being considered, AMI If reasona bic
security * given for the fulhllment OF any
IN. .fssyf L stssr-
ain demands. every proposal in the mat
ter will be arranged without inalcfinr
further humiliation"
Washington city. Nav The g,tarsp-
tee or payment by Nicaragua of the il,
fennity, as required by Great Rrea{n
VIII be made IN the amplest manner nos
sioie, 50 there appears TO be- no further
Nostaeie netween the two countries as 70
a fnal adjustment The guarantee viii
he made in any one Of several forms as
follows: a.
Ftrst-T'he promise of the Nlcaraguan
government which as a government has
never defaulted IN its obligations. Is OF
Itself regarded as guarantees.
Secoad-The Bank of Nicaragua. A na-
tionai institution with recognized stand
Ing IN London. VIII. II need be. give a
guarantee.
Third-The repUhllc OF Guatemala one
or the richest Of the Central An,srtc,-,
states. stands ready 70 deposit sla, oso IN
\ London bank II Nicaragua desires fbe
favor @
Fourth-The N'caAgua Canal Com
ceptahle tn the highest financial <.Ir.,fe..
VIII give either guarantee or cash.
Beside these guarantees snv orr %
which Is available ard - ree-a rfle.g as
ample. the Nicsrsgtlan aurhorities ara
said - have actual funds inmesiia ,elv
available without calling for outside heln
\ qua rantee by the Vnfted StateS - -,
regarded as essential under The foresrot,s.
circumstances.
The final proposition as nov concluded
between Nicaragua and Great britain
viii he as follows; Great Britain as~r.-as
% Immediately exacuate Corf,,-n srs
withdraw her fleet. Nicaragua agrees ~
pay the fts SO IN London in aftsa7 si,vs
from the sailing ~ the fls.@t from s,s,~sr,.,
Absorbing 10 these terms the fifteen asv-
do no; begin - pun umtf the scf,.af s.if-
inE or the fleet. The latter feature us,s
Insisted upsoD ny Nicaragua as . means
cf checking popular agitation. ari as a
step toward usfnsa'HirE heF dignity.
Dr Guzman calici az the state 8sn4rs
Tuent az u o'~iock today. J-p - that ffr47s
he bad rot received official ~osar,Y,.et s..,.
% Grest Britain's acccptarce. although
the correctness # he unofHcisl a8vi-es
was no' questioned
Prom the BRITISH stani0Siut the s>-sft-
auce - the rouaprousise ard fhe lmrneiI.
afs evaerlat ao7 Of CoFfufo WsIt es-4 4hslsh
she good fafth - Great Britain f. her
as--larafien that there vas M purpose o.
occupying territory From the rrSt ne
British authorities have - assured am
taSsador Faya-4 anA Re latter has as-
vIsesi Secretary Gresham that there was
10 purpose - yvTesstov. - % securing
a yooshold fu <h>araeus- TIE only pur-
r-rae. Earl Kimberly Azs said Nas - col
Tee,t "a Jfeht bv such force as was ne eSssrv
ard then depart
Nicaragua 1otwfths'sni these as
sa~tnreS has usaiYrfat0e8 rhss ths colls~--
ttaa s,f s. 80 WAS merely q covert means
~ .,e-upylrg her territory. This vfew sas
r,r.-vsflss4 very widely ners even 81 sagre
..rgi..tsE quarters atfNos8Eh - ocsi-y cf
the government has beer % acc~z. fh+.
80 fafsh 90 Great Rrttstu's representa-
-t,sss TIE wI+hdra Sai - trsooEss from
C-.,r4uto ana the departure ~ the asei
~fgl no, oulv eue al 9aesthon - BsfttsA
ta~r4trrtal eNte1stog - <AcaraEtss- hus
as, rtlt a. rest ths fears entertained taaat
fsa -easral q sns canal r32ste wouid So
seriously. Affected ~ the proximity q
British forces
The affair has cost Nicaragua more tan