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TIE LnmNsroMN ruND.
Much Criticism over the Way i'm Which It
Was spent.

NEw NogN. July 81 special 90 tie
HrId from JOhnst0wu. Pa, says the
correspondent spent several hours eNamin-
ing the books and accounts Of the Johns
town Flood Finance Committee. All told
the cOmmitte has received Si56, ,S2l25. OF
this amount SijS65O was paid out in the
$50 a head distribution. and this is the
only part OF the fund that was applied
directly 20 the relief Of the people OF the
remainder about 100000 was expended by
the various committees, clerk hire and incl
dental expenses, including so, >t3.O5 paid
TO the Fire Department and S3>.5gS. II paid
i'm the first few days for removing the
debris and dead bodies and which was
afterward charged % the State; but no
settlement OF this account by the State has
been made and the prospects are not good
that To- viii ever be.
There is yet iu the hands OF the com
mittee about 100000. most of which the
committee intends 20 apply TO building
bridges. The action of this committee in
using so much of this money for the Fire
Department and especially for building
bridges. has been severely criticised. the
claim-which is seemingly well founded
being made that 10 does not 20 % the relief
of the needy, but instead is adding % the
wealth of property holders and men of
means by relieving them of taxes, the
benefit of which they will solely enjoy
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TUE AWFUL BIGNEss or II.
Nothing on Earth To Compare with Bar
mum a Bailey's Show.


BY nothing in the past can the greatness
Of Barnum x Bailey's show, which is 10 Dc
here tomorrow, be- judged, for never wa
ANYTHING ike il in history When cxhib
iting I'm Europe last winter 10 amazed
everybody and astOunded with rs grandeur
and magnitude. The 81. Jdmes Buigd eX-
PRESSES It's surprise as follows:
"Ccrtainlv the most impressive thing
about The Greatest Show on Earth Is tho
awful bigncss Of il. Olympia is large
place; but 10 IS not large enough for The
proper exhibition Of the hundreds OF men,
women. animals. and monsters that the en-
,erprise u Barnum * Bailey have located
at kensngtOn.
The true greatness Of the Greatest
Show ON Earth is only 10 be real 300
the arena 4 triple circus, the Par' MP
podrome. and all the music halls IN comb
nation. are the merest child play 10 d.
There are five. or, more accurately ihrce
rings and two stages; and every turn I'
live turns. an being occupied together.
Naturally 10 is impossible 10 see an al
o,ce To see all thoroughly IL would De-
necessary ~ pay five visits, taking differ
ont scat each time. The simultaneous per.
fo.mauce. are nothing less than bewilder-
ing The Only Hairy Dwarf Burmese
Eiepbani riding a tricycle. And this cle-
nhant turn Is but one Of many al ui
which are as eye filling, and most of which
are more disconcerting through greater
variety in the nature Of the performance
The full strength is reserved Tor me
Oriental Historical Romantic Spcctaric OF
Imre X ralfy's Nero, or the Destru'tlo
m Rome Enter Romans dressed quite
With as much regard % accurate detail as
he 6glres in any Lord Mayors show
and in number sufficient 10 people city
pr..,orian guards run like rabbit after
the trlIculent crowds, who defend them
selves with their shepherds crooks ana
bv degrees the whole tragedy Of Nefo.s
life unfOlds itself But, whatever may De-
thought of Nero, be deserves the pest
thanks Of every one FOR the races and glad
iatorial contests which are produced 10y
tbey are simply. like the spectacle itself,
on ihe grandcst possible scale, and FAR be-
voud ANYTHING ever seen before in the
worlds history -,
n will b. here tomorrow, on the old
Fair Grounds. with the great street parade
in the morning.
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4 rEEEIELE MISTAKE
The CITY Tem,orarily Quiet.

LONDON. June 2S.-Thc British Min
lister at BucnoS Ayres sent a cable dis
patch to the Foreign Ofice last night
stating the revolution was proceeding.
There had been heavy firing. The dis
patch further states that an armiStice
had been arranged until tomorrow and
that the town was temporarily quiet.
CAUSE OF THE REVOLUTION.
Adispatch received here from BuenoS
Ayrcs states that the leaders of the
revolution lived in that city. They arc
inccnScd that the best posts under the
Government were given 10 men from
the province Of Cordoya. The dispatch
further says that Senor ROca will prob
ably resume the Presidency, as it Is
believed that he is the only man capa-
bic of restoring confidence. Previous
to the raising of the armiStice the troops
which had joined the revolutionary
movement bombarded the loyaliSt
stronghold
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GUATEMALA RENT.
\ Threatening Revolt within Her Bor-
dcrs.

\ Threatening Revolt within Her Bor-
dcrs.
GUATEMALA. July 2S.-A revolt has bro
ken out here, directed against President
Barillas and his Cabinet. The revolution
is under the leadership of Gen. Manuel
Beteta and Col Salvador Arevals. The
police force in the capital has been aug
mented from 800 TO 800 men. Armed sol
diers have paraded the streets both night
and day since yesterday afternoon at 1
o'clock, This morning q number Of the
soldiers refused duty, As they had not
been paid over $50 have been marched
of to prison.
At ii o'clock to-day regular mob pa
raded the, streets. shouting "Muera Bar
illas r death to Barillas). The ringlead-
ers were arrested and carried off to prison.
There is much dissatisfaction among the
military, and the great fear now is that the
latter will make common cause with the
revolutionists.
The Presidents house is strongly
guarded. 10 one being allowed in the
vicinity except well-known persons.
The revolutionists are gaining more
power every moment, and 1t is quite likely
that business will be suspended before
many days. or even hours, elapse.
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National League.

At Pittsburg-Allegheny ,; New ork
4: hits, > and 10; errors, New York ;
pitchers, Baker and Welch; earned, ana
g; attendance POO.
At ncinnati-Cincinnau ], Boston =
earned runs. Boston ,, hits, . ana >, er-
rors. Boston , Pitchers, Rhincs ana Nlch-
OILS. Attendance, 2,O5j.
At IudianapOlis-C :, BROOKLYN
{: earned runs. Cleveland ,. pitchers,
Beatin and Caruthers.
At Chicago Chicago T.. Philadelphia 1
earned runs. 6 and 4 hits, 10 and :; pitch
ers. Hutchinson and Gleason; attendance
! 500
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PIayers' League.

PiTTsBURG. Pa, July 2S.-The PLAYERS
League won by timely hitting. Attend
ance l,9ll Pittsburg, 4; New Norh, u.
Pitchers Morris and O'Day. Hits-Pltts-
burg. @. New York .. Errors-2 each.
Earned run-Pittsburg /. Umpires
Knight and Jones'
At BufTalo-Bufalo, l.; Philadelphia y.
hits. 10 and Q; errors, : and q; earned runs
1 and IS pitchers, Cunningham and hneil'
Attendance l,i63.
At Chicago Chicago :, Brooklyn %;
earned, Chicago ,; pitchers, King ana
Weyhing: attendance, 2,43l.
At Cleveland Cleveland 1, Boston D
hits, and @: errors and ,; earned runs,
/ and ,: pitchers, O'Brien and Radbourne;
attendance l.G4.
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Fire alta Belmont Oil. Well.

Special telegram 10 me Register
BELMONT. W. VA, July 2S.-A well on
the Smith farm about half mile from
town and belonging 10 the Duncan Oll 90,
of Pttsburg, burned tonight at haiI past
EIGHT O'Clock. A loss of all the machinery
along with one hundred and fifty barrels
nj oil and two hundred and fifty barrel
oil tank Nobody hurt. This was origin
allv a shallow well and they were drilling II
deeper
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nnnbar,. sufferers WIN Not sue.

ScorrDuE, Pa, July 9S-The families
of the victims of the Hill Farm mine dis
aster are unwilling 90 bring suit against
the Dunbar Furnace Company for damages
Tn hs fact was amounted at a meeting of
the Executive Board Of the Knights of La
Dor here SATURDAY Tue United Order of
Mine Workers. however, intend 10 bring
criminal suits against the company
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\ Prominent Business Man Held for

ST. LoUIs, July 2S.-The Secretary Of
the Knapp. Stout * Co. Lumber Company,
the largest concern Of its kind in the
world, and said TO have been sold recently
to an English syndicate for S7,000,OOO, was
arrested yesterday on the charge Of killing
Chas Dost, an employe who accidentally
broke a piece of valuable timber. II IS
said Douglass struck Dost over the head,
fracturing the skull. but Douglass denies
the charge. He is a man of wealth and
high social standing. Bail is refused pend
ing the Coroner's inquest.
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6. \. Il. At BOSTON.
Reduced Rates via the Pennsylvania
Lines.

For the National Encampment Ga. X.
to be- held at Boston, August l2th 10
18th. round trip tickets will be sold VIA
PENNSYLVANIA Lines on August sth, 9th
and 10th at greatly reduced rates, either
via New York and rail lines to Boston
or via New York and steamer through
Long Island Sound Tickets VIII be
good returning until August soth' IN
elusive. or by special arrangement re-
tnrn limit can Dee extended 70 Septeu-
Der 3Oth.
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Champion of Wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE. WIS, July 2s.-About fifty
local sports. together with that NUMBER
more from Racine, went down TO the In
nois State line Yesterday to witness the
fight for . purse of 800 and the champion
shin of Wisconsin. between Patsy Daring
ton. of Milwaukee. and jim Davis, Nau-
sau. Ten rounds were fought, when Oar
rinrton was declared the victor.
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ANNIE GoODwIN's sLAYERs.
The Coroner's Jury Declares That They
are Guilty.

NV -NOEK, July 2S.-Ihc coroner :
jury in the Annie Goodwin case return
cd the following verdict this afternoon;
we. the jury i'm the case OF the death
of Annie Goodwin. find that she came
To her death on July l., 1890. at the
house OF Mrs. Shaw, III East One Hun
dred and Fifth street. from an abortion
performed by DR.. McGonigal. We also
find that Augustus Harrison was an ac-
ccssory before the act, and that Mrs.
Fannie Shaw was also an accessory be-
fore the act. We find that Davis, the
coachman, was an accessory after the
act"
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ONCE \ CONGRESSMAN.
Yet lie SuIcided to Avoid starvation-An
Ohio Mans Fate.

SrEINGFIEIp, Mo. July 2S.-The
dead body of John b. Carpenter. aged
over go. was found hanging to tree
near this city Saturday night. a letter
ON his person was written by his
brother, W. II. Carpenter, at Stoddard'
Kansas. Deceased also left letter in
his hat. saying that his children would
do nothing for him. that he had no
friends. that he had had nothing TO eat
for four days, and requesting that he
be buried decently. 1t is reported that
he formerly lived in Ohio, and was once
a member of Congress from that state.
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DR.. williams Indian Pile Ointment j
the only sure cure FOR Blind, Bleeding
or Itching Piles ever discovered. IL
never fails 10 cure old chronic cases oi
long standing.
Judge Coons. Maysylle, KY, says:
"Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
cured me after years Of suffering.
For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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rioLst Themun at Sea.

Ro.roy. MAss.. July 2,.-The steamer
n II Miller. which arrived here yester-
dav afternoon from Baltimore, reports
mat al n a. N. on the 21ih, when on I'VE
Fathom bank Lightship' picked up TWO
boats containing twenty men, the ere" OF
- pri,fsh steamer Charles Moran,
,,bicb sailed from New York for Vera
-, ~ last week with cargo Of oil. They
,,.,-,-, mat the Chas Moran was sunk by
an unknown schooner.
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Five nenrs Ench in the .ren. -

Special 7tieqrdm 10 The Re0ister.
MARrINsBrRG. w. Va. July 2S.-trancls
Martin and Charles Harrington, the TWO
runaway Jail breakers and burglars, We're
tried at a special term OF Circuit Court
here to-day. and sentenced to iive years
each in the State penitentiary. TWO others
who broke Jail with them recently nave
not as vet been captured.
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FUNERALS AT LAWRENCE.
Six of the Cyclones Victims Laid at Rest.
Relief Work

LAwHENCE. Mas, July . Everything
about the scene OF the cyclone remained
quiet during the night Battery &C." re
ucyet the infantry this morning. Large
numbers of men are at work and the ruins
are being rapidly cleared Hannah Beat
ue, Que Of the victims. was buried yester-
day. This morning the funerals OF Michael
Higgins, Mrs Elizabeth O'Couuel and her
little daughter Mamie, and Mrs Z. Collins
and little Annie Collins took place. Helen
Cutler viii be buried tomorrow. Some
$4,000 has already been subscribed 10 the
relief fund, and 10 is expected that az to-
nights mass meeting $1,000 more will be
raised The injured are doing well
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JUDGE McLURE's STRENGTH.
The Wood County Man Formidable
Candidate.

Special Tsl,grdHs % ne Register.
PAEKEESBURG, W. VA, July 2S.-A
poll of the delegates TO the Congress
Sional Convention from this county
shows about twenty votes for Judge
Mcclure, four for Jackson and four for
Chancellor.
An estimate of Writ county will give
McClucr eight and one for jackson.
Peasants county viii 90 solid for Me
Cuer. The friends Of Judge McCmer be-
lieyc that &C he had announced himself
"a candidate he would have gotten the
nomination with little difficulty.
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The Sunhowers will cross bats with the
Wheeling Registers, Saturday, August. the
oI
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Impaied on a Pitchfork.

Sptcldf tOrTfSVOHHtHtt " INt HtDt8IeF.
SIsrERsvILLE, w. Va, July 2S.-Last
Friday Dan Bell, 2O-year-old son of Hugh
Bell who lives on Elk Fork, near here,
was impaled on pitchfork and died the
next day He had been engaged in topping
off hay stacks, aud after finishing a stack,
had thrown his fork down. In sliding
down of the stack he was impaled on the
fork as above stated.
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Dissatisfied with "Buck."

CoLrNrBrs. o., July 2S There is dissat-
isfaction in the Columbus Club. The
fault Of the poor work OF the team IS
charged to Buckenburger management,
and il is quite probable that BuckenourgeT
will be released and Gus Schmelz signed
as manager.
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LONDON. July 2S-Miss Eastlake, the
actress, who has just arrived in England
from New York, lost quantity OF iewelry,
valued at 500 on the voyages. II is beliey
ed that some thief among the passengers ON
the steamer on which she travelled stole the
ieWelrY
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Telegraphic Communication Suspended.

BUENos AYREs, July2s.-The author
tiles Of the Argentine Republic has no.
titled all telegraph companies whose
lines connect with the lines in that
country that telegraph communication
will be suspended until further notice.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Deeds of Transfer Left for Record Yester-
day.

The following transfers Were left FOR rec
ord in Clerk Hook oflice Yesterday:
Deed made July ., 1890, by &. A.
Schaefer 10 Rebecca Shaver for part oi
lot No "a in square 30. >, in Sprigg
Ritchie's addition. Consideration, sl,2@.
Deed made July y. 1880, by II. J..
Behrens, trustee 10 {. 4. Schacier Tor
part Of 10; No. l4, in square No. ., boo
Sprigg * Ritchie's addition. Considera-
ton, 81 $40.
Deed made July -. $500. by George ".
Eckart and wife 10 Margaret 4. lliIl i1r
lot No in square No >. Chemists aidl
tion No 3. Consideration, S!!5.
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ST PArL. July 2S-The Chamber OF
Commerce adopted resolutions protesting
AGAINST recount Of the census OF the city
OF s. Paul. If such recount is 90 De made
solely on account OF alleged frauds iu Min
the f.r0 cities
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rhe CIoaL,naker. Again at War.

New YORK. July 2S.-The balance Of the
locked-out cloakmakers returned TO work
to-day under the new agreement, ana the
troubles between the employers ana the
men are ended.
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The Emperor. Health Improved.

Berlin, July Emperor William ar
rived at Withelmshaven to-day on his ne
turn from his trip in Norwegian waters
He is looking exceedingly well. and there
is no doubt that the trip has greatly i'm
proved his health
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New York. July 9S.-Mrs. Margaret [.
@ steele eldest sister of the late Roscoe
Conkling. is dangerously i'll at her home IN
Brooklyn. She is 76 years old, aud was ior ,
20 wears an inspectress in the New ORR
Custom House.
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MANY ARE MISSING.
Terrible Collision Of Loaded steamers on
baltimore.

Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Mp, July 2S-The steamer
Virginia. Of the Old Bay line, which left
Baltimore 40 : o'clock this evening for Nor
folk, Va, on her regular trip, was i'm col
lsion with the steamer Louise, on her way
to Baltimore from Colchester Beach, on
the Chesapeake Bay, with fifteen hundred
cNcursiOnists The collision occurred At S:ll
O'Clock pm, of Fort Carroll, about miles
from Baltimore. Many eNcursionists are
missing Three bodies have been recover
eel up 90 N o'clock. IL is supposed others
have been lost. The steamers came To Bal
timOre under their own steam
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Government Forces Strengthened.

PARIS. July .s.-A dispatch from
Buenos AyreS sent at 10 a. m. says that
the government troops have been
largely reinforced, and that President
COlman has returned.
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Association Games.

st. Louis -, Syracuse 1.
Rochester ,, Louisville -.
Brooklyn l, Columbus :.
Athletics q, Toledo Z.
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wnnIfnlk NInst Hang.

ArGUSrA. GA. July 2S-The supreme
Court this morning refused new t1al 10
Tom Voolfolk, who murdered nine per-
sons in Babb county.
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BEAUTIFULLY ENIBELLIsHED,
the handsome silk flags and banners Of the
different societies hanging from the gal
lery lending beauty to the scene.
About 9 80 o'clock all the active Turner'S
and others fell in line in front Of the hall
and, headed by the Opera House Band,
marched down 10 Fourteenth street, down
Fourteenth to Main, and up Main TO the
bridge, where they crossed and proceeded
TO the Fair Grounds. Red lights made
bright the way, and the line, which con-
tanned at least 400 people. presented a
brilliant appearance.
The main hall and machinery hall have
been fitted up for the active Turner'S, and
they almost Immediately retired upon
their arrival, in order to be ready and in
good shape for to-days contests.
THE COMMITTEE oN PARADE.
Last evening the Committee on Parade
met at the City Hall and transacted big
lot of business connected with the turnout
of tomorrow morning. Among other
things, the staff of Chief Marshal Franz
helm was approved, as follows: Chief
Marshal, A. A. Franzheim; Chief Of staff,
Leo Riester; AdiutaRt, John Koch; Stand
ard Bearer, Phil Bachman; Staif, August
Rolf, Jacob Nunge,..A "A A. Schramm, G. w.
Kreiter, Charles Rohrig, Mozart; Charles
Appenzeller, Arion; II. G. Meyer, Germa-
MIA; Albert Nolte, M@nnerchor; Henry
Danenberg, Teutonia; Charles Daub, Law
renee Heller. +. ii. Lange, James Mich
oils, A. NJ Hamilton, DR. Leon Refer,
Henry Robrecht George Stamm. Milton
Mabis, II. Yakel, George Schad, Louis
Zoeckler, Fred. Biedenbach, Joseph Hand
Ian, and w. Schenck. The Committee adj
journed to meet again at the call of Mar
shal FranZheim.
TO-DAY's PROGRAMME.
: "A. inactive Turner'S, on Fair Grounds,
awakened by cannon-shot
$50 a. m.-Breakfast.
Is Il. m.-General Rehearsal on Fair
Grounds, by 200 men; wand
drill 10 accompaniment by
Opera Hourc band.
q Commencement of gymnastic con
test.
- a. m-Dinner on Fair Grounds.
80 TO ) p. m.-Class and individual turn
ing.
> D. m.-INand exercises by 200 men, TO
music by Opera House band.
p. IN. Grand Concert at Opera House; :;
address by DR.. \. Il. Stifel;
chorus by united Singing Socie-
ties.
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Batteries, Akron, Whnnery and Swee-
ney, Mansfield, FOuruler and FItzsimm0ns
earned runs, Mansfield ,; two-base hits,
Klusman, Clingman and Mott; double
play, Hazen, Bttman Mott; bases on balls,
of Fournier /, off Whinnery ,: passed
balls. Fitzsimmons .. Sweeney >; wild
pitches. Whinnery; time, 2:05; umpire.
Lewis Hill
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LONDON, July 2S.-AIrs Langtry was al
the Waterloo station this morning 10 sec
Freddy Gebhardt on just before the train
left there was an affecting scene between
them Gebhardt sails for Southampton ou
tho Elder of America.
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DODGING UNCLE SAM.
Great Wealth of the Mormon Church in
san Francisco.

san FRAScIsCo, July 2S.-The Chronicle
saws it has been ascertained that although
only 100000 worth of property belonging
To the Mormon church was found by the
L. 5. Marshal in Utah, when instructed 10
seize all the Mormon funds from S3'OOO'OW
to s., 100000 of Mormon capital Is invested
in San Francisco and other California
cities
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VIII Tour America.

LoNDoS. July 2S.-MeSsrs. Dillon and
O'BrieR will start on a tour OF America
about the middle Of September.
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A THOUSAND DEAD.
BLOODY BUTCHERY OF STATE TROOPS BY
BUENOS AYERES REBELS.
The RevolutiOnists Have Supreme COntrOl-An
Armistce For Twenty-FOur HOms-The War
In Central America-A Revolution
in Guatemala.

BUENos AYREs, July 2s.-The reyo-
lutionary movement continues to spread.
The fighting between the Government
troops and the revoutioniSts has been
desperate. The Government forces to-
day were defeated and 1000 Of their
soldiers killed. The navy has joined
the revolutionary movement. lnsurgent
artillery bombarded the Government
house and barracks to-day. a twenty
four hours truce has been arranged be-
tween the opposing forces. The triumph
of the revolutioniStS seems assured.
THE BATTLE RESUMED.
3r. M.-The government troops have
resumed firing. The streets leading to
Plaza Mayo are blocked with bales Of
hay. Ceman offered terms to the
CivicaS promising not to proceed against
civilians Surrendering and TO permit
officers supporting the CiyicaS TO re-
sign. The troops of the Civicas show no
sign of yielding. Celman'S troops tried
to carry the artillery positions of the
CivicaS, but were repulSed with heavy
loss.
$50 p. m.-The chiefs of Union Civil
cas- have rejected Celman'S terms. The
troops hailed the decision with ''vivas. ="
Firing has been resumed. The whole
navy has declared for the provisional
government.
\ TERRIBLE MISTAKE
occurred during the fighting yesterday.
The Eleventh regiment suddenly turn
ing in favor of the Provisional govern
ment approached the artillery, and
before they could make their
friendly intentions known TO insurgents
they were mown down within narrow
street. The Minister of War was
wounded and the Minister of Finance
was taken prisoner Col. Marmendia,
Major Clmpos and may other
officers were killed, and the commander
of the fremen was shot by his own
men. A short armiStice was held at
noon and an effort was made to stop the
butchery. The armiStice lasted one
hour. At o'clock the ships began
firing on the government house, Pelli-
grini having refused to accept the terms
q, . ,f,, ,,r,,.i.fopal trnVarpnput