Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-03
EStrada's discretionary Move
ment Has Been Practically
Crushed Out.
CAMPAIGN PROVED a FlzzLE
New Republic May be Proclaimed
And Appeal Made to
United States.
Chamorro's Defeat Complete. Hi- E.oss
Being About 500 Men, lie Him
self just Escaping.


biueheids. Mic, March 3.-The insur-
reciio"'t} movement headed boy Gen
ESTRADA against the Nicaraguan gov
eminent has been practically crushed
Inc irsurgent campaign in the west
mas petered out and nothing is left
10 tne PROFESSIONALS but TO resort 20
guerrilla warfare. encouraged bv the
desperate hope that the United States
-n .., w." go p''
"N S'l'"'''h ODD
enc i'p"nllt.
For the uIst time today the corroe-
uoudrrts and fIl, -,,ro ..,..,,,I...... ..
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''' WIRE '''N 'N' ''N'
SITUATION which. however bed rccu
suspected Tor "a week Tho pubii.. acr.
orally is stiu ian tho darn and ..,-,,,.,...
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''l'uial-
'u ol lnsNisent success These reports
have been given currency not only
In this cit, but have t,,.,,, CON, t.,......,
coed o.,,
''' "'''DeIa'e purpose OF
influencing opinion Boa the United
States and elsewhere
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C'i"pa'sn was a failure he had
'' ''''i'ol ""ulu Wei
'''"' "n" reinforce inc insurgents
arms This was possible up 10 the
time President ZeIa,, rasigred l4ls
,.-sie,,,t... az,
aura ,''" "i iIes'-
''ht Ma"Il@ appears to have satisfied
the people of the interior and the
west generally.
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-'~N Asi'i 'hAlN'
-rbar,. fg .,fu IAN 49,. ,,,
poruprisi,.. tt .4... g""ilc
Niaarao-ila cien f,.te--,I' '. .,- ot
s1,b "a rcr.itIi. $50 i.,y ~ "0i"ihA
rFtt.s So. pPDai =" inc
,-asior b, ~, 49,. p, trVih IN
difion.,i s,,r,,.iI-. - ,i NJ AZ
s,negtr4 ~ 49,, a. ~ i'i orc
H.. 49,. - 49, WIZ nt ueed
'3.s,-,i'ii,.. t"SI liiia warfare. The
S9 ,,,t,,, - ~ at li7lld on req.
"a r., M Ni,aii,oi 70 was deieat-
~. f,,.,,- "olllug" ana captured
,,f..,..,.,-,1 ~ eOt,i az lpSl ouV men
5,t- ,0o ~ , ~, ',ls,l DaIeIF escaped am
49,. 80. ~ .l.,'H heo 20 san vicente,
1.4s.,,. eo '.itIehched.
-. H. VIC amer lcAh VINO
'',,,l,- se ~ 'nt lhsursent ARTILLERY
- 80 i-5t We Wouhded pm tn
les ana leit az "a plantation near lis
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Gen. Chamorro is said 10 have reach
ed san Vicente sunday and to nav.
wired his report YESTERDAY 10 esti-
mates tho onemy's loss al GOO men
and explains his defeat by the ev-
haustion OF his cartridge supply.
Disquietng rumors had been in clr-
culation here for week but not until
today when Gen Estrada let M.
higher Officials OF the Ur1raf4IouuI tr..t.-
s ,ill ,. INTO ne secret was me situa-
written only the more prominent pcople
or Bluencids were in possession az the
facts. but it may be- assumed that the
population generally win receive the
news without demonstration
In official circles there was for "a
time profound gloom, but later in the
day the officials appeared 10 Dee rec1v-
ering their composure.
With the remnant Of Chamorro's
force there are now at san Vicente 500
provisional soldiers. Recruits az Pana-
ma started for the 'front.' today and an
effort Us 90 be made % get 500 recruit
from the Nicaraguaus Of the city. The
present Ind cations are for this style
OF bush warfare. presumably with the
idea OF compelling The United states
to intervene
The sentiment in favor Of lnterveu-
uon has been growing since Mena's
defeat 8f santa Ciara nearly month
ago. Information as to Gen. Estrada
willingness To- allow the United States
10 step in ana supervise the elections
was conveyed Co the state department
some time ago but ELECTED no ex-
preston from President Taft or Secy
Knox
Bluehelds win now extend open arms
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