Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
HBvonUrIoNIsrs vIoronroUs.
Argentine Confederation in q state
of sieUe-.'H'Le wires Cut Ont.

ttill hangs In the balance, and before tn
matter ia definitely settled there ia q gooi
prospect OF much desperate fighting.
Generals ORmpos and Arredontio, whC
command the insurgents, ore losing M
time in strengthening their position
They have taken possession OF the arsenal
the barracks and the Plaza Savalie.
At frat the insur2ent forces CONSISTED
OF I've military anu two citizsn battAlions
with the cadet corps Since the begin
ming of the fight, however, ano her mill.
tary battalion has deserted the govern
ment with arms and baggage.
TIE PEI PILE WITH TIE INSURGENTS.
The populace OF the city is almost
solidly in favor of the resplution and has
not only given moral aid to the insus-
gsnts, but has furnished many fighting
men.
In yesterdays fights the rovolutlonists
had all tie best of it, though the losses
on both sides were heavy aad many
buildings were destroyed.
Vice President Pellegripi has assumed
the presidency in the absence OF Presi-
dent Celman, and has at his disposal
seven bnttalions OF men. He expects re-
Inducements either tonight or to-mor-
row.
ovERTUREs FOR NEGOTIATIONS.
The fact that the revolutionary feeling
has spread to the provinces, which had
heretofore been REGARDED as solidly ia
fav of the Oelmsn government, has
tended to dishesrten its Adhesents here,
and overtures have been made to the in.
surRents to open negotiations.
There has been little or nc fighting in
the streets to day, but all Indications
point to renewal of hoatilities with
added vigor to morrow.
Up to this time the navy has not taken
sides with either party, showing dis
poSition TO let them fight it out among
themselves.
BUENos AYERS, July 7.-eyeping-The
triumph of the reyolutionlsts now appears
to be assured. A state OF Siege has just
been declared. The government ia in
charge of the wires AID no more tele-
grams cen he aent outside the Republic.
OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.--A telegram
was received this morning by tho setting
secgetary of state from Minister Pitkln
Mt Buenoa Ayres, Argentine Republic
stating, "a revolution Of arms is ia pro-
Rress. The army IN divided and niegs is
declared"
BUENos AYREs, July 28.--The revolu-
tlonary movement continues to spread.
The fighting between tho government
troops and the revoiutiopista to-day has
been desperate.
The government forcas were defeated
and 1000 OF them were killed or
wounded.
Tbs navy has Joined the revolutionary
movement. Insurgsnt artillery bonn
bsrded the government house and the
barracks to-day. "a hnurs' truce has
been arranged between the opposing
forces.
BuENos AYREs, July 28.-The hope in
dulged in by few that the temporary
cessation OF hostilities yesterday marked
the end of the revolution proved without
foundation.
The revolutionary movement continued
to spread, aud the fighting between the
government troops and the rebels was
goon resumed and desperate struggle
followed.
The government forces were deteated
and 1000 of them killed or wounded.
The inaurgent artillery bombarded ths
government house and the barracks.
The officers OF this navy, after long
hesitation and seeing that the success OF
the revolution seemed assured, joined
the insurgents o.3ay. The guns of ths
ships were at once trained on the loyaliss
strongholds and after SONG parleying
bombardnent begun.
This action so alarmed the government |
that trnoe was at once declared and an |
armistioe OF "a hours arranged. II sat. |
isfactory settlement Of the difficulties |
cannot be reached within that time hos |
tilities will probably be resumed.
The government troops we're largely I
reinforced to-day and President Cslmsn I
returned to tia city. Il is said he hopes [
foS further tein'oroaments from the in /
terror.
A manifesto has bean issued by the
leaders Of the revolution. II il thsy de-
clare that the people, united with The
First Artillery, the E!ntd and Tenth in
iantry, the cAdals Of The military school
and this engineer oorps have resolved to
remove the anarchial and corrupt govsra-
monE of Juarsz Os man. Among thu
sispers OF the manifagto are Provisional
President Alam j. J.. Romero, minister
Of finance, and Senior Goyena.
The national guards ia reorRauized
and placed under the command of Mich
olas Menalez, who has been already ap-
pointed commander in chief. The guard
"a divided into two bsttalions.
There is movem ant on foot to ask ex-
President Lieutenant General Don Julio
4. Boca to resume the reins of govern
nent. His sdherents claim that he is
he only man capable of restoring conf
lenoe. ..
1t WAS the votes OF the interior prov
noes that elected Celman to the presi-
lenoy in 1886. II Oelman can get his
GLOWING in the interior he may yet be
bile to gain tho ascendanoy.
LONDON, July 29.-The following cable
Iispa.oh dated Buenos Ayres, July 28th,
p. M, has been received ct the legation
I the Argentine Republic in this city
Announce that the insurrection is
subdued. The president of
he republic and the national cabinet are
living orders from the national govern
len.. The finance minister ia OF liberty.
JUAN GAIoIA.n
Senior Garcia, the signer Of the above
ispstch, is the Argentine minister of
nance. He was aiken prisoner by the
eyolutionists ct the beginning of the
utbraak on Saturday.
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