The morning call., 1890-07-27
A Revolution Reported to Have
Broken Out in the City of
BHenOs Ayres.
FIGHTING IN THE STREETS.
Many People Killed on Both Sides.
insurgents Advancing on the
Presidents PaIace-A RevoIu-
tionary Government Announced.
Senior Arem Named as Presi-
dent - The Movement Hourly
Extending.


BUENos AYREs, July 26-Noon.-A revo-
luton broke out here this morning. The
troops in the garrison rebelled. ali the
shops are closed and fighting is taking place
in the streets.
SenOr Garcia, the Minister of Finance, is
held a prisoner by the reYolutionists.
Desperate fighting is now going on.
Many have been killed on both sides. The
insurgents are advancing toward the Plaza
de la Tictoga, where the Presidents palace
and the town hall are located. The Presi-
dent has escaped to Rosario.
Revolutionary Government is an
nounced. with Senior Arem as President
and Senior Romoro as Minister of Finance.
Tue city still holds out, but the revolu-
tionary movement is extending hourly.
President Ceman has declared the whole
republic in a state of siege. The National
Guard has been called TO arms. Later re-
ports are that five more battalions Of the
Marine Arsenal and part of tie artillery
have declared in favor of the revolutionists is.
The postal and telegraph offices are sur
rounded by soldiers. The revolutionists
are reported to have completely triumphed.
President CeIman has embarked from
Catalinas Mole, taking refuge on board
foreign ship. The Governor of Cardova, a
brother of the President, has also escaped.
The revolutionary party has issued mani
feStO signed by Alexander NJ. Arm. 4. del
Vale, VI. de Maria, NJ. Goyena, Juan Jose
Romero and LucO Y. Lopez. The revOlu-
tiOnists have liberated Emanuel j. Campos,
who was awaiting trial as 4 conspirator,
and " no has placed himself at the head OF
the revolutionary party.
BUeuos Ayres, the capitai OF the Argentine
Republic and OF the province Of Buenos Ayres.
i situated on the light bank of the estuary OF
the La Plata, In 81 80 south latitude, aud $50
is west longitude. The liver at this point is so
wide that il Is nI ossible TO across ii, and al
The same time so shallow that vessels drawing
from fifteen to sixteen feet OF water must anchor
seven OF eight miles from the city. The Town
IS built on vast pldin which stretches
tdr away to the Anues. The streets aie
straight and regular, intersecIiug each other
at a uniform dis auce ol 100 yards. Formerly
Ibe houses were built Only two story
high, but more recently three and four story
houses have been built Everything presents
very c.eaDlY appearance. Ihe city IS well sup
,.ied va water ara GrataRge, aEd lighted WITH
gas Ir1S divided into eleven pai shes, contain
ing siNtJ eu Roman Catholic churches. There
are TWO city hospitals supported by The NUM-
cluanly, ard four for foreigners, belonging 10
the English, French, Italian aud Irish
communities. There are five thealers ana
d concert nan and i've markets, besides TWO
great wool MAJ kets- Tie Scotch residents have
Presbyterian chapel, the Methodists have a
meeting house used by ali classes Of English dis
seuteis, aud tle German, have church IN con
uecIlJu win tie Established Chuich OF Prussia.
Sunday, chUuis are attached 10 each OF the
chulches Of the Protestant denominations.
Tie Ptesideut OF the Republic is DR.. Miguel
Juaie CelmaD. who was elected m August 1886.
be was Installed 10 office October II, 1886.
ur Vice President Is Dc. CdilOs Pc ligrluui.
hoIh President ami NIce-PIesident must be RO-
man Catholics Argentnes by brth, and cannot
le to-elected. The Ministry, appointed by the