The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-02

akp1uz eExf<y Hex4urhao sa1 sr,re<6<1
to~xrt The r1@on Aoase+ C4H. NefpsA.
aess- pas1sT With the y1unx Eesze1asn. -
sonran4 - The Br1sssA nzaffs<N r&s -
tcw<1 20 pan. VIA sp<De % 10 s1sex. 70
t5s hessn@zrs<rs ct TAszn Baker. os shs
Alert. There ~ stated sn&t he esx. win
sr.b5fssy ~ Press9en1 BONITA rre~sdeaf
Of HcndsrrAa. she eeEzunan1sr q To
Hcn4ursAa aIs3eD 81 Nicaragua - occupy
fyem pvocec<zng rke p<cperfy 81 IL gov-
syrDens % E1caszgza exc-
II sAs noe then known IN Co<.n.e What
Rreas oasrness the Eoaesrizn scsdteys has
eoasmt;ted On woEez and 9s-is ~ = ys<5e.
rov vas II known that fssy Rad destroyed
Q gr@at DEAF e< property while oc<zryfz6
that psacs during sbs psst rwc rncnthA
o. Gen Nststass rscs1ftoa zfsst not h4ys
bees ~ pzrzssns as II ras- aewsvsA
i<szs. Baker szxnasss for Csr.n<nter
Hznfors ana Cast. Dyke. VITO soon az
rived ~ tbs ezssss<1 hczss@- For ga acszr
o. 80 tf<y patiently hstenet 20 Aet5eass
tsassr. list she- be threatened 70 ocecpy
corsnte sfthous waiting for President
Zel&ya.s orsers. esthosxh TIE latter was
onsy zeo1s thirty mites away. the Amer
ies- aa1 British eoas narss-s a>=seet 30
teach the Henfzrszns = lessen sew
seArp orders we're Esyea. ars sas A0er-
ieaE and British marines. fully armed ase
eazIpped, were drawn ~ al their 6:ze-en;
stattons ashore. the Ai<rf vas sfKnaled
20 stesm zp opposite the cnsto<aaosse.
aaf the coraus cleared for Action These
preparations had . chesktne eject upon
Asfsfz- He began 20 spologfzs a. ensr-
resicasIy as he hAt N nrst attsrS.et 70
bfsR. and prons<a 10 retire vita hts
troops n the American and British corn-
mAnfers xozsd permit hins. etc Finally
!. va axreet tia: Gen AsszsA and bis
soldiers snoas4 b permitted 10 come IN
oof OF tbs hot. tropical sun and gcost
upstairs in the telegraph cf.cs AZ the
northwest corner Of the customhosss
square. But they were warned TO keep
es.iet ard TO behave themselves until ad-
sscsx were recesrsz from President ZesayA-
A train at abert .. NJ arrived ~ Co
rsnto fran cnina15era~ bringing about
SIXTY Nicarag1an soldiers unfer Gec-
Erasio Herrera, with a letter from Gem
AusSeites Estrada. d eiose personal friend
Of Pressfers Zesava and COMMANDER gem
srai OF the csvsI department. Of tie rep1b-
lie. The letter w. addressed TO the United
States ccasui at corfato, notifying him
that Herrera has been appointed com
mzncanf At Corirto. and assuring him ana
the commarSerS az the Unstei States and
British warshIps that Herrera WIS an
honest. cool prudent er4 reliable man.
who would protect life sni property. ard
that coristo might 10 turned sser 20 him
with safety. as the representa- Of the
legal government. OF Nicaragua Gen
Bonsi,s, vice president Of Honduras. also
reached Cnrinto by The same train, and at
. conferences with Commander Eanfort
and Capt DIXIE. Gen. Herrera apoioEfzed
for the condrc, Of Gen. Metsfa Terms
were agreed on. and ~ about . o'clock
a. m. May 4 Coriaso was turned over to
the Niezrzxuan forces
When President zeiaya was informed Of
the occurrence be at once teiexraphed his
appreciation and approval 70 the American
legation. with his thanks. aad later teie-
ersphsd an invitation 70 Commander Han
ford and Capt Dyke and their officers to
vfste Manasua and enjoy the hospitality of
the government Of Nicaragua