New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
NICARAGUAN DISPUTE OVER
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ing for the main chance He lacks the suPei aree
hi h proner time Lord Kmberley th ,he,
FORE must have Jumped for Joy ~mrn ~ was to be
presented to the authore hire hIoush nd so pre-
dsnasaI award Ene,and ana her interests
Every word Of which is true. And 10 Wiz
extent Lord Kimberley improvfu m,s Mainly
tunitv the outcome Of the co"t,V ia rs pre-
shows. The State Department on - he
pairing TO issue part Of the corresPonuh.r M
tween IL and Mr. Bayard. IL can r'h',', hno
greater service to itself and 20 MI na
by doing this promptly II tne mad against
them n as is generally believed II does nv -,
II would better repose niue M ,rnn,
the archives Of the State Department.
ANOTHER OF PRO-CoNStL HAlCh'
Senator Morgan remarked the other day mat
meddlesome commercial agents WIN or N''''"
exeauaturs NAV make trouble at any time. ana
the greater their opportunity the greater n'".
be their activity. Nicaragua Is circumstance
field now but after the canal IS Dug anu ""'
ness begins there is knowing what me" VI
the Hatch type may undertake "a no. III. "o'
.rt \. KeeIv. r.. Of Philadelphia who knows
Hatch personally. and met him AT biue"','s'
describes that famous man in the following
words:
I knew pro-Consnl Hatch well. Before the
,rouhn arose he VAS known to but few people
the proprietor of second-class saloon ann no,e
in the town of Bluefelds where one could get any
accommodations. though. and for thht t,as ,pr M
was a guest at his place for some time; He Is a
fairly well educated man. rather impnsNe -, am a., q
country and ever anxious for the Increase on her
domains There is nothing remarkable aoo n,Id 1ne
man; simply plain. everyday SORT OF Il LIS, 80
who day was expelled from his place OF ifsl
dence and next Day aw2ke to ma ms Of Her
Majesty. | am given to understand that la' va
he GOO But yet because he was pro-c9nsu' 1 n1ue
consul and Mr. Hatch. heing about the only Eng s
lsh resident. was STYLED nro,conS;9 an ,nl~m
nifty. lie is certainly very fortunate
This II course. Is instructive. and suggests
the thought that if saloon-kccpcrs. shrouded III
the dignity ~ 'pro-consuls" can get England or
any other foreign Power to land troops or tram
big guns on Nicaraguan territory at pleasure"
many serious complications may aris" even
more difficult OF adjustment than the pres nj
one was and il bchoovcs Congress. THEREFOR I"
clear NJ this fcatur" OF the case bcfor" i"rin"lN
committing this Government to III" enterprise
Of building S2oo,ooo.G0o canal
London May The Central News says That
Lord Kimberley. In response to inquiries at the
Foreign Onicc this afternoon In regard 10 the
status II the Nicaragua dispute declined 10
discuss tie purport " the communications rc-
coivcd from Nicaragua or from other sources
concerning the matter, but n Is learned from u
scmi-piiicial source that 'he affair has been sell
tied England making som" slight cuilc"Sfl"nS
Tn, Minister OF Salvador. to whom tn" Mica
racuan Government had intrust"d IN" mnnlRr-
menf II lis differences with Great Britain. Lad
a long Interview with Lord Kimberley nj the
Foreign once to-day, and ar"rwhri hnd 4
short conference with Mr Bayari. the INT"
States Ambassador Later Il was reported that
he dispute wac certain 10 be- amicably ar
ranged
SIP TpW ARD GHEY'S STATEMENT
In tho II l,i,s. + Commons to-day William =
Rylcs G.ibcrlD. Member for the Shipley Division
o, Yorkshire. Yves, Riding. in accpr!ancc with
prcvious notice. asked tho Government II Nica-
ragua had offered =, refer an questions regarding
indemnity for alleged injuries to lIrl'eh subjects.
inrluling ne expulsion of Nj Hatch 20 an arbi-
tra,l,n commission. ami. II go. why the Govern
moni hal declined e. accept the proposal. He
had rendered Their good Offices or suggested tho
terms - An aiuiclhl" arrangement q -" I'M
GUILTY AMI whether there was a prospect u such
terms being accepted
Sir Edward Grey. Under Foreign Secretary. In
reply said that Nicaragua on April ~ sent T. m"
be eettlel by arbitration. IL believed that when
the papers In IA. case should pc laii IN the table
IL would Boz seen that the matter was not "A
proper subject FOR arbitration. Tho United states
Government had not rendered their good Offices
f.r the settlement - tho dispute Her Majesty <
{, believe trat IN" difficulty would be arranged
soon.
In reply 10 another interrogation N the sub
jet by \. g Morton GAbcrab Member f1r Peter
borough. Sir Edward SAID that II was not "A
proper case for arbitration.