The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-28
4 GENERAL rrHEAv.L LIKELY.
Probable Results Of GuatemnIam
Revelation.

New YOEK. sept "a dispatch 20 fhs
tfyfae ercsa Washington SAYS. The Cen-
tfal American representa- attves. aeeoTds ax
to Ean-A Amrr5ean diplomats in washinx-
ton are undoubtedly oa Tire eve of a rea-
e~8i un1caysi. TIE suersss ,f tas rsseol7s-
t.oHisgs .n tiaats maia. attasnIne tne down
faA of aarrl2s aud rae elevation ~ Pros
pero Nagaies 10 tae presidency fs believed
- he ilesi,ahle. an3 lk6lg ga. * Itself
bring about revolution .n several ~ she
SISTER repuhltr< ard the dissolution Of tha
Greater kep2hlle az CcUarti AHseriea =
likely 60 foliow. 4 Fan-ATaeeican aspto-
mat @aA ts tAorous ekE f&E0.llar WteA the
Central American sHuat5on saH6s
There seeufs to he every probability
that tna reEo]gtaoulsss iu sstGatemala w1lf
De MASTERS af the govern aneat n a shtagf
-lUe. ard that BaFrlas VIII - faread -
leave tae cougfry, lf be ls not assgssiasted.
tlne ot the strongest an6 rga=1 e9E4ciaut
supporters ~ the Guatenlaisn FeVefation is
Gen. DsmluE0 Nsseuez W ho + uow re-
s.rElnE 1hEuirula, Where Presideat Bar
f8es is. NasqueE about Eour vars $50 WAS
president of Honduras. bus VAS driven
frara thai country. lie Would ike 20 rev
gain tae presidency af honduras and.
sacNld Maraies begame Vresideaf ~ fsnatp-
nsala sarou~b bis aid. PLOTS SSH he lDu'e-
alately f9rne1 for the dewnfssi of FseSf-
dena BaU4ia8. Nss4aeg. AS prt@f8ert 10
Honduras w!ll be dangerous 70 the peace
or Nicaragua Ills hatred of Etta3a would
easily aad g preteNt for areasias atrnsh
t.se l3ttarS opponents. w1e. with Af8 from
Honduras aHd Guatemala would pfahahgv
he able go defeat ZeIaSa ana elevate his
rival Alexandra Chamorr0. to the preat-
aency. These resal.s. 7 believe are almost
sure IN follow revolutionary yietory IA
Guatemala"
Mr.. Herato Guzman. farnasrly minister
90 the United States from Nicaragua ssids
Under present conditions tt is i1gKsos-
sihle - prevent recurring revolutions IN
Central America q have long heartily aavo-
o8tpd the esfahli ishraeut ~ a fratecfarafe
~ the United States over Nicaragua and
rhe other states. II rot actual saUezasion,
ard 81 this View I aTu supported by ms
jor.ty ~ tho educated and ruoneysS classes
of tae Ctatrat American statea- ] sec no
o-hcr means of insuring the henelitg or
peaceful republican government % Spanish
America.
NEW YORK. Sept. "a dispatch ta tire
Herald from Ia fAher5Ad Salvador says.
The latest news received III Sais city from
Guatemala IS that several eugaEenests
have taken place between tae government
and rebel forces near Quezaltsaanza. ard
that each 6Eht has resulted in The defeat
0f the government troops The lsaiing in
each instance has hean caused directly by
the government enorss 10 ret8ke QuezaI-
tenango from the rebels.
The GaFeF1raeut h&S just sent 80 men
by the steamship City of Guatemala 20
ChampeTlco. which port Is now IN rebel
hands
The true story n the captuFe hy the in-
slreenss of the seaport o-as has fs=t hss-
come known u seems that when thu
rebels approached CAcas the government
authorities there made no attempt 70 de-
fend The town. but took refuge on tsss
steamship Barracouta and were brou9ag to
Salvador
SAN FRANCISCO, sept. 21---'fhe latest
news from Guatemala resolved ia this ctty
states chat a price of Slel0a has been
placed on the heads of Prosnero Aorwies.
she revolutionary leadsr. and his aife.
Manuel Fmentes r Is asserted that an
order t3 This effect has been promulgated
by President narr8Qs.