The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-30
The Argentine Government
Claiming Victory Over
the Insurgents.
While Other Messages Are Of an Ex
actly Opposite Tenor - Garcia
Has Been Liberated
The Situation in Guatemala Beco1fi-
ing Serious---Amerieans Willing
10 Play the Hessian Act
NEW yonK. July ~.

A8A &btN 6AWAtH AffN% t&&EkF Au&t s<xP<fk*
several public or civic meetings held there,
at which revolutionary speeches we're
made. One Of the meetings / attended,
IL WAS held on the public base bail
grounds. Thare we're probably fifteen Oh
twenty thousand persons present. A. MI.
Arem presided and the speeches we're Of q
fiery nature. One cause for complains
was over the issuing OF land bonds. Such
bonds in the province of Buenos Ayres
alone have been issued TO the amount
of $500, 900, 600. The meeting resulted
I'm denunciation Of the government
aud It's method of financiering
and calling for reformation Of its ways
Then Uriburn was made financial minis
ter. He started in fer a thorough reorRan-
ization. The new financial minister asked
for the resignation Of the president or the
national bank and several other high Of
fcials, but President Celman would not
support him In these requests. This re-
suited In Uriburn's resignation. Senior
Garcia, whom the cable says the revolu%
tionists want succeeded by Senior Romero
as minister OF finance, was then appointed.
Garcia was for many years president'of the
National Hypothecating bank. an instita-
tion that has issued cedulas or land bonds
In enormous quantities, aagregating fabu-
ious sums Of money. He is very efficient
man, but terrible paper" man. The
country itself In one of wonderful resources.
La fact. do not know Of amy country or
any section of any country that promises
more brilliant future. The great and only
trouble Is too much paper. It's fluctuations
leave business man In staxe Of unceF-
tainty from day 10 day. We need money
down there ready money. Even workmsn
and clerks are paid In paper thai comss
into their hands to-day nj one prics and
tomorrow has dropped several pofnts. !
We cant set enough money for our wants.
nv hat, my suit OF clothes, everything
possess comes from London.
pay for II with paper, and the merchant
who sold IL 10 mo must pay bis creditors
Tor II IN gold. merchant has a hard
time of il. We arc not q manufacturing
country, therefore have TO rely on England
mostly for our goods. The government
wants nov TO issue slo0,oO0, 900 more
paper. The people don't want 1t. The
government, however, is perfectly good so
far as standing by the amount of paper ii
issues. II win never repudiale it. Presi-
dent Celman is headstrong fellow and
viii have things his osn way at all hazards.
he has slways taken excellent care of his
friends in governmental and other ways.
The Governmental Version.
LONDON, July %.
The following cable dispatch. dated
Buenos Ayres, July d, has been received
at the legation of the Argentine republic In
London Announce that the insurrection
Ia completely subdued. The president OF
the republic and national cabinet are Civ
ing orders from the national government
house. The finance minister is al liberty.
Senior Garcaa, the signer of the above
dispaltns The Argentine minister OF
finance, was taken prisoner by the revolu-
tionists al the beginning Of the outbreak
Saturday.
Hsautiss Of Censorship.
LoSDoa. July ~.
A dispatch to the London TSaes, dated
Bnenos Ayrss, July 20. says II is asserted
that terms for settlement between the gov
ernment and the revolutionary forces have
been agreed apon. According to these,
civilians who hare taken part in the insur-
rection viii not be punished. All captains
OF revolutionary forces and all officers
above the rank Of captain will DO deprived
OF their Office. The artillery Of the insur-
reetionists viii be surrendered. The above
dispatch IL President Celman's version of
the situation in Buenos Ayres. Private
dispatches received from that city under
the same date state there 10 10 chance for
o compromise between tho two factions.
The matter, these dispatches say. must be
fought ont.
The Regular Government Ascendant.
LoNDos. July ".
The regular government OF President
Colman would appear TO have gained the
upper hand In Buenoe Ayres again. A
dispatch from Senior Garcia, minister OF
finance, 10 ths Argentine minister in Lon
don, just received says: The revolt has
been subdued. President Colman has re-
turned TO the city and with msmbsrs OF
his cabinet has occupied the government
house, where they aFc giving out orders.
The minister Of finance, Senior Garcia, inn
prisonea AZ the beginning Of the revolt,
has been liberated
Amsrionn Hsssians.
NEW Yonx, July -.
A New YORK morning paper says nsgo-
tiations have began In behalf Of the repub-
iic Of Guatemala for the purchase of 20,-
900 stand Of arms. II also says that an
army Of 5000 trained soldiers he's been
rendered 70 that government. Consul
General Bziz. OF Guatemala, In An inter-
yiew says one man. an ex-colonsl OF Alis-
sour infantry. had offered 20 raise 1900
recruits within two weeks time and hare
ali equipped and ready TO sail. He says
the privates and ofscsrs win be inen who
have borne arms aud seen good deal Of
actual hehfiDe Ia the civil war 0ne point
which separates the swo parties ia the ne
soziations 10 i'm ths provisions insisted