Salt Lake Telegram | 1911-09-28 | Page 2 | Nicaragua Again is Threatened by Revolutionists

.?.n,rniin,H IllWlMNtVVll fakl i 13 Tir.EATC.ZD bV ; ri.cmn::::3TS Doctor Irias. Zelaya'i Rlht ; Hand Mn. h Alleged Flottsr. , ' NEW TORK. Sept. 21 Tea spectra 4 war It agsln menacing Nicaragua, which ties scarcely begun tha work of recover tng from Its last Internecine atrlf. Aa . cording to advlcee received by th 'Span lab-American colony. Managua, the capital cap-ital of. the republic, It . much agitated over ptererettona for soother Insurrection, Insurrec-tion, of which to- Julian Irla. ona af telaya'l chief sv leers, ta the moving spirit. ' Dr. tries, while In the Africa under Cola Co-la e waa a power escort only to the president, and hie Influence aver Eelava was so great 'thet he was regarded bv many e the actual reigning power, h-tas la now In Cnete Rica-and several military mili-tary leadero.ot lha Liberal party ara with him there. ' Aoromtog to tha advlcee received here, the contemplated move of Dr. Ines ha In view the reeiertng of Xete to power. It la known that President Jlminea of Costs Rua ta friendly to Belaya and Is under heavy politkal obligations to ths n---vees president, who I now In eirua-ata. eirua-ata. , oeelble troubles ara arm worrying the bitlsena of Managua. A rupture of dtp-mrnatir dtp-mrnatir relations with Oreal Britain la . threatened as the result of roubie aver eertslo Rrlrlsr rlalma for Indemnity-. There is also great alarm felt be, sues nf obstacles which the pi op seed A me rice a men Is meeting: and In consequenc the rata of exchange la n-w very high and lha government la wfihout funds.