Telegram-herald., 1890-07-30

and cavalry suffered terribly in
attacking the civicas and troops.
The provisionals were intrenched
in the artillery barracks The city dur
ing the night was like city of the
dead, but behind their shutters the
citizens were on the alert armed with
rifles. After nightfall the civicas ad-
vanced two blocks. The PROFESSIONALS
reopened heavy artillery fire at dawn
Sunday on the troops under Nice-Presi-
dent PellegrfnL
A terrible mistake occurred during
the fighting. The Eleventh Regiment
suddenly turning in favor OF the pro-
visional Government approached the
artillery, and before they could mako
their friendly intentions known TO
the insurgents they were moved
down within narrow street. The
Minister ot War was wounded and the
Minister OF Finance was taken pris-
oner. Colonel Marmendda. Major Cam
pos and many other officers were killed,
and the com mmsnder Of the frenen was
shot by his own men
short arnistfce was held at noon
and an effort was made to stop the
butchery. The armistice lasted one
hour. At o'clock the ships began hr-
ing on the Government house,
Pellegrini having refused TO accept
the terms of the provisional
Government Tho civica union seized
twenty tugbosts and the gunboats
Chacabuco. Mespu. Cannonade and
Bstiro. The British gunboats Beagle
and Bran bic have arrived to protect the
English Inhabitants The whole navy
has declared in favor OF the provisional
Government The Patagana bombarded
the Government house and the Parana
shelled President Celman's residence.
Gunbosts command the railways from
the north
The war-ships have ceased lombard
ing Bulletins announce that the revO-
luton has triumphed. It is certain
that the provisiouals mp 20 the present
have had the best Of the lighting The
armistic negotiations continue az the
Government house.
President Celman's officials assert that
the civicas are treating for a surrender.
but this - disbelieved. F0rty-sIx can
non have arrived for Celman's forces,
also i.e00 troops. The foreign minis
ters have instructed the commanders Of
the American. British and Spanish gun
boats, IL she feet resume bombarding. 70
protest Jointly that &c is contrary 20 the
rules ot war 20 BON bard an open city
without nOtica Celmsn has arrived a.
the Government house. He viii confer
with the Ministers and Generals. The
polvglot population has almost held
aloof from the fighting; only some Ital-
ians have Joined the civicaS
The Government troops have re-
sumed firing sThs streets leading
% sths Plaza Mayo area blocked With
bales Of hay. Celman offered terms %
tho Civicas. promising not 20 pro
ceed against civilians surrendering,
and 60 permit officers support
ing the Civcss 20 resign. The
troous ~ the Civicss show 10 signs
of Yielding Celmans TROOPS tried TO
carry the artillerv positions of she Civil
cas. but were repulsed with heavy loss
The chiefs Of the Civica union have
- ected Ceiman's terms The troops
hailed the decision with vivas. Firing
has been resumed
CONSUL HowARD's vIEws
WksHrvGrov. July % Mr.. Thom a.
" Howard. United States Flce Consul
a. Nontevi3eo. Uruguay, who has been
in that country for twenty years said
to Pest reporter that the revolution
in she Argentine Bepu Bile real p seemed
ID be succeSS r. IS. sad he,
ar outcome Of the reckless 5nanci al
,,nf acs ~ the Government which
caused its ENORMOUS emissions az parer
rlcncv to fsll 80 n,uch in value thstnen
under salary coulf hardly live. Urn
-uav. he said. some tine aE0 bad SUI
fered from the same cause.
BAN rHe EEvoLrTr,N.
PA7rs. July 1a TIE weu oers - he
ArrenUne colony in this citg publish
note ir tbe il aerte hsi3ng the reVo-
IaHcu in Baencs Ayes. because. they
p-,s. fout rai -,sn's fas-rfal -o1f--
hss ruf-ed ERE rnhffe credit ard
rrirate fortunes. Ile sTners ef the
rcse apr-cve tbe formazon q a pro-
visionaI zovsruness whisa. theg l.