Documents relating to the affairs in Bluefields, Republic of Nicaragua, in 1894
By: Pub. by authority of the government of Nicaragua
Publisher: Press of W.F. Roberts
Published: 1895
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 64
Subjects: Miskito Indians; History; Great Britain. 1850 April 19; Great Britain. 1850 Apr. 19
Notes: "Chief Clarence's proclamation" [January 20, 1894] p. 8.

The resolution and decree of a convention of the Indian tribes, November 20, 1894, declaring allegiance to Nicaragua, and proposing that "the district which has heretofore been known as the Mosquito reservation shall henceforth be called the Department of Zelaya": p. xvii-xix.

(Cont.) Record of the investigation made to ascertain the wrongs done by the British forces during their stay at Bluefields.--Abstract of the record of the investigation made to discover the authors and promoters of the riot which took place at Bluefields on the evening of the 5th of March, 1894, in which the policeman Guilermo Lopez was killed, and Sabino Hernandez, also a member of the police force was wounded.--Clayton-Bulwer treaty.
Table of contents: title: Introduction.; title: Record of the proceedings instituted at Bluefields on January 13, 1894, by the inspector-general of the Atlantic coast against the municipal authorities of the Mosquito reservation.; title: Record of the proceedings instituted by order of the commissioner of the supreme government of Nicaragua to investigate all the facts attending the military occupation of Bluefields by the Nicaraguan forces in the month of February, 1894.