Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-02

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sAS uwau, Oh, Nay g.-fgua. Q
IS. NJ. Cuusmi ul lInul Nug.I by
private car from I.s Aus...s .H.
night accompanied uy du. tu.lUm
auI lrIuUuF. Too aU interview Uu tue
iarg.b.o occupation oI Cguuil uy Britt.
iah fUsCga, -uuHtgr JuIIum nif:
"li nuIniu aud uu Iuuuc Protest bad
boon male uy iuu UWirI States gov.
eminent England would NOT have
occupied Cuuu.H. Sow that she BE-
there, believe ir uFlus force DC nCrUH.
cary 10 get huT Uu. There are two
/ things utuu which Ihu people OF tho
United States hsyu rUt their huaItHi
anu they ufu tLr enforcement 90 tue
| Monroe doctrine ANA tue building ut
| the Nicaragua uauHl The uIiuiulslrH-
AUn that gets iu the WAY of lHu people
la thusu matters viii ur pat cut OF the
way. There are me things that We
VIII not stand, long SUFFERING ni We nTa.
4 do not appfuhuui that England viii
! gn ~ such tIupa us De- prop vslpii yut
VIZ NO not know what her ius9i1ul auI
uiciutUrlnl policy may lead her tUut.
tempt. ono thing iB certain that sho
must get away from NiyaTaUua ur
there Will be war between tAu United
States and England"
uWIW wAEHuus CuANoU rust.
lIJsH.
NTw York, May "a special % the
Hyr'd tom tUriuto ssyt3
Tho British warhips have changed
pJtiii0ua uguin. his understood that
tuvy arc 20 leave uulu receiving from
hgnaEua promise Co pay .Hu IuIum-
u.y, Tue GhlIH unl icon stationed rH
a. lI command tho BRIDGE over tho
lh.O u7, iu order 90 HuAm tuu armed
IITCu uu HhUfu nFulNHt Hugri t .T fuu
NicsrLguEu tTuHp. 900 tuy mainland, as
10 was reported tHst GA ut,ump, would
Do maize o. T.Etlu possession ui the
town, Though ilG report was duTlutI
By the British officers Ou Land, the
mrusui.~Hr NO e. HulftHI HH noted,
Admiral stephenson ANH wiruI home
ssA.uE i.r instructions. 10 says that
the rIatrGsi Us MgIB by England iu-
dictate tuatu peaceful solution OF the
lguuuIu has luen reached,
10 am MONKoL DOCTRINE DEAD?
INV York, May "A special to
tlu HOrN rom MauaguA Blys.
The rrHss b'amgz President Cleve-
land Tor having, ut it terms n, furfun.
derud Nicaragua 90 England. 10 ~
grolictei tn4t sooner or lalrr Great
Britain viii c0nirll Central AmorIta.
Her next step, IL % sald, viii be uga..,t
Honduras.
The rep gled concessions of England
arc not iayonbly received by tue pub
l'C.
At meeting Of distinguished citi.
zuns, presided over by President
n ,layh, the following words were
ascribod 10 Foreign Minister MatuG
"Ihu Monroe doctrine ~ dead. II
died u poverty Of heroes blood"
Tue speakers seemed Inclined 90 wont
their ohhrrin on the L Hittd ststrf,
blaming that county Tor Oh tho tfou-
BILE, Three hundred more soldiers have
gone 90 the M1iquito coast Fresh iu-
stuCtlous have been sent 10 the Sal
ya1ofsan minister IN London, who is
eudeavorlng 10 bring about a pacific
settlement.
The government claims 10 have no
official knowledge VI the United
-tatrs' reluuat on England Tor more
time for Nicaragua and HnyH N such a
request hos been made Il was without
NIrhruguA's authority. a leading
man here says that though President
NslayA'a talk Of resistance WIS bluslor
Gt first, he IL obliged now b keep II
IN ON Rcc9uut OF the attitude OF the
people. Englhnd's action Will do much
towards bringing about tho much
talked OF CenlThl American union.
It's semi.ulilclaIiy stated that Hon.
dutas and Salvador viii open their
ports Tor NiuaruguAu impuTig, wglviug
Ihedutiub collected IN favor VI Nlcara-
qua. Troops under General RoytB,
commanding the approaches 10 the
marches surrounding C0nntO, have
order 10 allow no armed body 10 pags.