New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-12

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AN UPRISING IN HONDURAS
PRESIDENT BoGRAN TAKING THE FIELD
AGAINST THE INsURGENT SOLDIERS.
La Iabertad. Salvador, Nov. IL, via Galveston
On the night of November part OF the garrison al
TegucigaIpa Honduras, melted BY General L"eho
Sanchez revoed and took possession OF the arsenal
President Bogan at once took the field against the In
ryng the pSsSSs to S sss ssSador has n
to the present time remained neutral.
washington Nov 11.-Assistant Secretary Wharton,
Of the State Department, said this morning that the
Dcnartment had received absolutely news with re-
pard 10 the uprising reported In Honduras One OF
the first things done In South America IN case Oh
trouble is TO interrupt telegraphic commumcaaon'
and to this the Department attributes its lack of In
formation on the subject
Advices received in this city from Salvador say
that a revolution has broken out In Hohdur"s
against President Borgan. 1t began by the N
volt of the garrison of Tcgucigalpa. the capital
| General Sanchez is at the head Of the revolu
tonists and is in possession of part of the capital
Bogran with few followers, Is holding his own IN one
of the sections of the city, President Ezea oI d sa
vador In favor OF the and prevent
President Barillas Of Guatemala from interfering IN
Sss bsp Of mis- asnaE Ss ay 70 Pdent Scsa and
time Of the invasion Of Honduras by Deigado ur year
s for mn IS S thai oa hsrss
ps1 pseeptsssd sss,i scps ali over Honduras
marching on ine taydr a eSera sanchez
| CAsTIONI TO BE DISCHARGED FROM CUSTODY.
London Nov. 1.-THE hearing on the appeal OF
Caston the Swiss Radical, who. after being arrested
in London for the murder of Councillor Ross during the
recent revolt at Belinzone, switzerland was ordered
TO be surrendered to the Swiss authorities, was con-
tnued before the Queens Bench Division Of the High
Court of Justice to-day. The court granted writ Of
abeas corpus and CastOni Will be discharged from
custody.
The discharge Of Castioni foregone conclusion
for reasons explained in The Tribune Of october 10.
The killing OF Counsellor Ross could not be traced 10
Casoni amid the confusion that attended the storm
ing of the Government Palace at Bellnzona; and 1t
was undoubtedly incident of purely political tur
| moil Then, tOo England has always been averse to
surrendering political refugees. VIII be remembered
that Lord Palmerston himself was Overthrown from
power merely for having advocated the cxtradition
| OF Bernard and other acc0mplces OF Orsini In the
aters attempt upon the life of Napoleon III in front
of the Paris Opera House January IA, 1885, Still,
| the Swiss Government could hardly avoid asking the
extradton of Castioni but 1t was mere diplomatic
move in order to that the Federal authorities at
Berne did not side with the Radicals any more than
with the Ultramontanes Of Ticino The extraditioh On
|
great annoyance to the Swiss Government and hi his
trial in switzerland would certainly have reAndled the
embers of dissensiOn, which have been nearly extn
guIshed by the stern and constitutional attitude of
| the central Government OF switzerland. everything
Of Fribourg where Radicals and Conservatives had
attempted initiate their brethren Of Ticno and start
small Nvulrtion similar TO tiat winch pioke out OIL
| september IL at Bellinxona
NO TAX FOR FRENCH TITLES OF NOBILITY
| phrs, Nov 11.-In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day
NJ Chiche, BOuanist, advocated the suppression OF
the secret service vote on the ground that 1t was
employed to corrupt the electors NJ Constans, Min
lister of the Interior replied that the secret service
moneys were exclusively employed for the purposes
OF the secret police and the members OF that body were
not electors The Government, he said, unlike GER
tain parte had not the means to enable 1t TO expeTd
millions to pay It's ssscG6 !" eSPeascs ao Inc
The committee having the matter In charge rejected
NJ Moreaus bill imposing taxes on titles of hoDihty'
IN AID OF GENERAL EooTH's PLAN.
| London. Nov 11.-Mr. Bancroft the retired actor
and tbeatrica, manager has offered to give s1,000 II
njpety-n others will each subscribe like sum, for
the purpose of providing General Booth tne iesdeI
S e tra "f his scheme for the improvement Of the
condition Of the lower classes.
AN IRISH "INyINCIBLE' RELEASED.
London. Nov n.-Patrick Delaney. who was i'm
pcafed I'm the Phoenix Park murders, and was serving
sentence of life Imprisonment for his connection with
that crime and who appeared as witness for The
Times before the Parne Commission has been released
from prison.
ELECTION DISORDERS IN THE ARGENTINE.
Paris Nov. 11.-A dispatch from Rosario, Argentine
Republic, says that serious election disorders have oc
curred In that CITY, Before order was restored sew
| eral persons we're killed and number were wounded
EMPEROR WILLIAM ON AGRICULTURAL LABOR
Berlin, Nov. 1I.--Emperor william today openet
trsa debate at the session Of the Prussan Council
agriculture He advocated the need Of ahording In
creased protection for the lives and health Of labore
| nv fine employment OF agricultural machincs
SEVERE STORMS IN WALES AND IRELAND
London, Nov. 11.-A furious gale prevails alon
N, Irsh and Welsh coasts, and quantities OF wreck
ace have been washed ashore. The mountain
s+reams have become torrents and In the Festnio
d,s,rdct have swept away a number OF workmcn'
cottages.
,vprcAN EXPLORERS REACHING CAPE TOWN
cane Town Nov. I.-Ma1or Johnston aud DR.. Jane
.. the dscoverers of short route between Mashona
800 aoh the sea by way of the Pungivc River. hav
s-.rsd hero nom PunRve. Thns sanrt that TN