Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-07-31
COLLAPSED.
The Argentine Rebellion Comes Co
q Sudden End.
REBEL AMMUNITION GIVES OUT.
Desperate Fighting to the Flnish-Connict-
tag Accounts of the SalvadOr-GuatS-
inaIa war-A Revolution
Reported.

LONDON, July SO.-It is officially an .
nounced that the British Foreign Office
has received telegraphic advices from
Buenos Ayres that the revolution has
ended in the triumph of the Govern
ment
The Argentine legation in London re-
ceived last night the following tele-
gram signed by Minister of Finance
Garcia:
BUESOs AYREs, July 29-The Government
is completely victorious. The mutlneers
have capitulated and deposited their arms
in the arsenal. All rebelliOus superior OF
ficers will be dismissed The troops are re-
turning to their quarters under the com-
mand of loyal officers. The minor Ofncers
participating in the revolution will be trans
ferred to positions of less influence The
forces modified by the Governments are re-
turning to the provinces. The political ar
uation Is thoroughly consolidated. Tho
capital and the whole country are tranquil
DETAILS OF THE DAYS FIGHT.
LONDON, July 30-The Times has the
following from BuenOs Ayres:
Eight a. m.-The Union Civica pickets
are extending. Provisional President
Alem state that the negotiations are
proceeding and are expected to be sue
cessfuL
Nine a. m.-Both sides have been re-
inforced. The Celmanites are arming
number of GauchO cutthrOats at the
Government House.
Twelve m.-The squadron is firing st
the Government House. Firing has re-
commenced in several parts Of the city.
The Celmanites are evacuating their pO-
sitionS
Two o. m.-Celman, ROca and all the
Ministers have left the Government
House and are now in Tbe-Twenty-nfth-
of-May street The Presidential party
has kept within the lines of the troOpS-
Celman is deathly pale. Latterly every
ships shot save one has struck the Gov
eminent house
Four o. m.-Alem and LopeE state
that they have ordered the squadron 70
cease firing. They are getting their
men away as quickly as possible. The
reason the victorious Union Civica has
practically yielded is because they have
no cartridges left They only hsd
hundred thousand instead Of a million
as they had calculated The men
wanted to attack with bsyonets but 1t
the risk of their own lives the Union
Civica chiefs declined TO permit such
terrible bloodshed.
Six o. m.-The Union C.vica troops
are uuieter and more disposed 70 dis
arm.
GENERAL MITRE LEAVES TOO LAVE.
PARIS, July 3O.-General Mitre, who
was formerly President Of the ArgeD-
tine Republic and who has been residing
here for some time, has suddenly taken
his departure from this city.
The Temps publishes dispatch from
Buenos Ayres stating that the Govern
ment and the leaders of the revolution
/ airy movement had reached . settle
mont President Celman, the dispatch
says, has resigned and has been sue
ceeded by President Pelligrini IS
President. Quiet has been restored.
HARRISBURG, Pa, July 3o.-SecFetsry
| ]. B. Cramer, of the Johnstown food re-
lief commission has just issued his re-
| port of the receipts and Expenditures %
/ the commission The total contsibu-
lions received were 81, o12, $40. 80 The
amounts paid out for relief in the Cone
maugh valley were So. 500, 9sa.os snA ID,
the State outside of the Conemsugh,
| valley s246, 475 80, or o total OF 81, ga .
140.S3 The commission has . balance
of so7, 205 4! on hand. The secretary,
says the tairest apportionment possible
was made in the distribution Of The
funds