Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29
Nlcaraguans are Getting Tired Of
Senseless Quarrels.
WANT THE U. SIN CONTROL
Leaders Insist that the Protection q
the stars aud stripes IL Ncess-
sary 60 Developments

Iluencid. Nicaragua. March IL
litnciai correspondence % the Associat-
a Press, Via New orleans. per steam
slap Condor, March gp.l--ocncral Tor
rcs has istuei an order that no foreign
cr be allowed 10 sign bond Tor any
SicuraEuan accused Of completely In
the recent revolution. A number Of ac-
cAscd have already obtained release
Through tho friendship 81 American
fcsdoLis, but Hf,cr the cdiot they were
IN surrendered. II will b. dlfncult for
them 10 secure any other bondamon.
Torres has also sgnt detaohmontH 90
towns and plantations 10 recruit yolun-
t-vss hr the army and the laborers
have escaped 60 the bush. lie has gone
10 Hama 10 make more arrests.
The troops are needed 10 send 10 Cas-.
THO. whefe the outbreak u the troops
from Leon was more serious than at
nrst announced. especially a. Gen.
ltuiihc u aaii 10 be- In command Of
the .crois. Ruling IL German soldier
q fortune. ana zelaya'a most success
ful fighter. Il was he who captured
Reyes army. but b. was dlrgracrd Tor
allowing Reyes 90 leave the country In
safety. II he has turned against the
government rather than submit to
trial thc trouble viii b. serious.
There arc some people In Nicaragua
who.nrc becoming thoroughly tired of
thssr frequent revolutions aud sense.
lesn nights.
These people arr gradually being
brought undcr one head and this now
party wiz have annexation to the Unit
- htai,s as the foundation VI their
platform.
4 few evenings ago had long dis.
curaion with Den. Estrada On this sub
Jet and was Informed that the move
nient had already begun to take def
mite shape DURING the last meeting
% tho Nleafaauan congress The presi-
dgnt IN hia meanaEc touched upon the
y-Cfs,t - ono az bis lfonfrst hop.a.
brought before the people " Nicaragua
~ senior Ouzmnn. once minister 10
NnnhinEton. AMI az that time the
Hawaiian Islands were making nppli.
cation for annexation. since tho war
with Spain and ndditionaT trritory has
been added TO the American posses.
niuns. the feeling u growing stronger
- wv NNNhh'N
VIII take some definite form. GENERAL
lrtiudn added that he would be one
of the INST 60 join IN the movement Go
establish a party In favor ~ anncNa-
ton and would DO all IN hia power 10
uftahilsh iris party and secure the de-
sired results. II was the only future
Tor Nicaragua. Under tho protection
ANA advice ~ the Americans tho
country would develop. Tho slow
methods now in ulu Will be- abandoned
aud that. energy which marks the
American become prominent hero Ia
the tropics,
The canal question would then be- an
easy matter 90 settle. Nicaragua could
not syll strip af land from ocean 10
ocean but Nicaragua could become "a
territory Ut the United Statra. and this
sirip would b. a part of tho territory,
The rufnution presented 90 the Amer.
lean Senate authorizing the President
o. treat with Nicaragua fpr the pur-
chase ~ three miles a. the north u
the canal route has done a great deal
60 gather these men IN favor or annex
alton under one head. General Ea-
tfada added that n the people ~ the
United states would assist only Ia Ia
vor ~ the movement nn the liberal
party-the administration In power In
NioaraEua--the annexation would
soon occur.