St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-16
man has to guard his own property. About

man has to guard his own property. About
the only buildings erected since the de-
struction of the town are little shanties,
made from the iron roofs of the burned
buildings. These are located On the side
walks and in the streets, in utter disregard
of order The flag ship Tennessee, bearing
the broad pennant of Rear Admiral Jouette,
left Aspinwall on the 4th for Sooivalla.
DR.. Justo Arozmena sailed on the Tennes-
see. 1t is stated that the visit of that vessel
to the coast on the present occasion is in
connection with efforts to bring about 4
peaceful understanding between the bellig-
erents in and about Bacianquilla. DR..
JustO Arozmena. it is said, has received in
structions from Bogota
TO TREAT WITH THE LEADERS
of the revolutionary party, and to give
them something more liberal in terms than
those proposed to them by Gen. Reyes a
few days ago. These were the same as
those offered to and accepted by Aizpuru
five weeks ago. but the rebel chiefs in
Bacianquilla are men Of high standing and
heavier caliber than the lsmain chiefs, and
they told Reyes they preferred to fight it
out. The government forces are gradually
approaching the revolutionary forces
operating on Bacianquilla, as head
quarters, and lively news may be expected
from that quarter soon. Gen. Reyes, with
the Couch contingent, is moving to effect a
junction with the forces of Gen. Briceno,
and Gen. Mathews is coming down the river
as rapidly as possible to join his contingent
with those of the two chiefs just mentioned.
The united detachments will
NUMBER 4. 900 MEN.
Gen. Quinters is reported to be moving
4 J. fr,.
men, but he is said to be too far away to
possibly arrive in time to assist in a decisive
battle. The revolutionists are reported in
strong force, with a thousand men and ex-
cellent arms, and the invaluable assistance
of eight armed steamers. Gen. Santo Do
mingo Villa is in Carthagena with strong
garrison. Events and positions indicate an
early and decisive battle, on the result Of
which hangs the question of the immediate
pacifcation of the republic, or return to
life and energy of the existing revolution
and another six months Of war, turmoil and
loss. The revolution is not ended yet and
decisive victory for the rebels at Bacain-
quilla would rekindle the flames of war.
A battle is reported at Yucal between the
forces of Bernal and Mathews. Much loss
was suffered on both sides in what
seems to have been a most stubbornly
contested fight. The advantage it
is believed was on the government side.
Later advices state that the government
forces have been concentrated in
the neighborhood Of Carthagena to
the number of 4,500 men. They are
reported to be in most distressing condi-
ton, without shoes and in rags. 1t will be
month before they can move on Cations
forces, who are encamped at Savanna Larga,
near Barranquilla. Gen. Mas, with his divis-
ion of 5000, was last heard of on his
way to Janga. Callao is still suffering from
yellow fever. New and fatal cases are con-
stantly appearing. The physicians also re-
port the presence of smallpox Of virulent
character