The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-04
TROUBLE IN SIGHT
For Greater ReruS'is Of Central
.R0DRlGuFz's BAD BREAK.

~. ENibL MI hS8iN
THE GREATER REpuaLlc in
THIS COUNTRYWIDE HAS RE-
COME PERSONA NON Gr:A,rA.
1iai USED his lSFLtGNcE
AGAINST THE RECEPTION OF
MINISTER MERRY ny N1cARA-
.GuN AND sALgADoR-E;uIcA
tom THAT THERE WILL he 4.
aENtl RAL MIX Up OF THE CEN
TRIAL AMERICAN GEPOBaIcs.
NEW, n lRK, JAM 3.-senos Jose de
Rodriguez. minister OF the greater re-
publlc.o ca America, to the United
states. win not asain represent his
government in this country. says u
Washingtolv dispatch 10 tbs Herald.
1ntlmatlons that he will not be accept
able to the administration. 1t Is said,
have had the effect or cartstrg the diet
TO determine not to again appoint him.
The diet Ii ps heert given, to UNDER
5stand should senor Rodriguez return he
would be reee tved persona non grata
and his recall would be requested.
" Senator Morgan has announced shnt he
weuld ask the President to declare
Senior Rodriguez persona o grata,
and IL the President declined he would
agltate the matter in the senate.
The objection CT the President 10
Senior Rodriguez Is based upon his al
legged action urging; the diet not to per-
nit Nicaragua and Salvador to receive
Mr.. William MerT.Y as the diplomatic
representative of tie United States OF
the ground that he should be accredlt-
ed 10 the diet.
The. diet was furni, The d by Senior Rod
riguez with a copy OF Q. letter from Mr..
Merry, which Senator Morgan read In
the senate, In which TIN. writer declared
that he thought British influence was
constantly ut work against the United
States in Nicaragua. and that Senior
Rodriguez was not sincere in the steps
he took In the Nicaraguan canal mat
ter. Senator. Morg7tn's objection to
Senior Rodriguez Is that he intcrrcrcd
with legislation in writing q letter to
Secretary of State olliey for transmits
sion to the senate, Il, which lie Grill
cIsed the Nicaraguan canal bill. Senior
Rodriguez left WASH uiston last spring
for Nicaragua. 1t has not been decided
who will be his succe. Sol.
There has been some talk that the
greater republic will I:eealiatc by with
drawing its legation at Washington in
order TO show that 1T upholds Senior
Rodriguez and to emphasize its d!sap-
prevail Of the United States action in
refusing TO accrcdit . representative to
the aiet. Since seno: RodrlEucz's de-
parture. Senior Corea, OF Nicaragua.
has been acting as charge d'afraires.
The officials arc not showing my anx-
ley over the diets, actsl They sa: that
upon tho success or failure of the revo-
luton officially reported TO be impend-
ing In Salvador depciadS the continu-
ance OF the greater republic OF Central
America. It Is understood here chn: the
greater republic will require the troops
OF Honduras and Nicaragua to proceed
to the e!d Of Gen. Gutierrez, president
of Salvador. should there be c revolu-
ton,
The authorities would not he sorry to
witness the success of Y revolution in
Salvador and the downfall Of the great
er republic. i has beer repeatedly
charged that the greater republic was
formed at British i~nstisation for the
purpose OF enabling Nicaragua. TO wrlg-
gle out OF treaty concessions to the
United States. Even now negotiations
are in progress between the state de-
partment and the legation OF the great
er republic in regard to this project. md
the greater republic has made no secret
OF the desire OF the Nicaragran governs
ment to anrul the maritime company's
concession.
"I do no. believe there Is any danger
OF a revolution in Salvador" said Senior
Corea. II place the report on the same
plane as reports OF prospective war be-
tween Costa R!ca and Nicaragua. The
greater republic would aid President
Gutirrez in preserving his government.
a revolution against President Gutir-
Sez's administration Is o. revolution
against the greater republic. My rea-
Arn for doubling the report OF an i'm
pending rebellion in Salvador IS based
OH my krowledss OF the way in which
President Gutirrez governs"
A dispatch to the Herald from PAN
ANA says: The trouble between Costa
R!ca and Nicaragua has taken n new
phase, according to advices from the
Hcrald's correspondent in Maragua.
The Costa Rlcan consul to Managua
has been sentenced to five years i'm
p~risonment and has fled.
The Costa Eicar consul to Manngua,
Senior Eduardo Beechc, was arrested in
that city or September II of last year
md imprisoned. The charge against
him was completely In q revolutionary
movement against President Zcluya.
Senior Beeche'S e%ycQuator was cancelled
ut the time OF his arrest.
Senior Eesche was in prison for several
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