Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-07-29
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.

Tno cause OfSno RovO1utlOnofy Move.
ment In the Argentine Republic-The
Government Troops Said to DO Re-
ceIving ReinfOr War In
Central America.
LONDON, July ga dispatch received
here from Buenos Ayres states that the
leaders of the revolutionary movement be-
longed in that city. They were incensed
that the best posts under the government
were given to men from the province of Cor
dova. Tho dispatch further says that Seno
Roca will probably resume the presidency, AS
1t is believed that he Is the only man capable
of restoring confidence. Previous to the ar
ranging of the armstlce the warships which
had Joined the revolutionary movement bonn
| barded the loyalists' stronghold.
PARIS, July 2S.-The members Of the Ar
gentine colony in this city published a note
in the Liberte mailing the revolution in
| Buenos Ayres because, they say, President
Celman's financial policy has ruined the pub
lie credit and private fortunes. The signers
of the note approve the formation of pros
visional government which they declare will
lead to the establishment of good government
| for the republic.
| PARIS, July 2S-A despatch from Buenos
Ayres sent at 10 O'Clock this morning says
| the ROSeEuucut lEOOpo uhNo bccu ikoAy 10
inforced and that President Celman has re-
turned.
LONDON, July 29.-The Times has the fol-
lowing from Bnenos Ayres, dated July 81;
| Noon-FightiDg began yesterday at noon
and ceased at dawn, both sides maintaining
suffered terribly in attacking the civies and
troops The PROFESSIONALS were intrenched In
the artillery barracks. The city during the
night was like city of the dead, but behind
their shutters the citizens were on the alert,
armed with rifles. After nightfall the
civics advanced two blocks. The provis-
ionals reopened heavy artillery
ere at dawn to-day on the troops under
Vice President Peilegrini. A terrible mis-
take occurred during the fighting. The
Eleventh regiment, suddenly turning in ia
vor of the provisional government, approach
ed the artillery, and before they could make
their friendly intentions known to the In
surgents they we're mown down within q
narrow street. The minister of war was
wounded and tie minister of finance was tax.
en- prisoner. Col. Marmendis, Maj Campos and
many other officers were killed and the com
mander of the 6remen was shot by his OWE
men. A short armistics was held at moor
and an effort was made to stop the butchery
The armistice lasted one hour. At o'clocl
the ships began firing on the government
house, PelliGrini having refused to accsp
the terms of the provisional government
The civica union seized twenty gunboats ant
the gunboats Chacabuco, Mespu, Cannonad
. and retire.
The British gunboats Baygle and Brandt
. have arrived to protect the English inhabi
tants.
or. M.--The whole navy has declared il
favor of the provisional government. TIL
Patagonia is bombsrding the government
: house and the Parana is Smelling Presiden
: GalmQnSa roaidanaa Qunh0ata nNmm and tn
Q railways from the north.
/, 4p. m.-The warships have ceased Dom
s harding Bulletins announce that the reve
y luton has triumphed. It is certain that tn
PROFESSIONALS up to the present have got th
best of the fighting. The armistioe negotis
= tions continue at the government house.
The adherents of CelMan are positive tbs
three thousand troops and forty pieces of al
tillery are ready when the armistice is owe
to attack the eivicas.
Monday, o q. m.-President Celman
troops have occupied the houses around II
Plaza Mayo and have placed light artillery
the plaza The demands of the Civica unto
have been reduced to request that Pres
| dent Celman resign. The heet lies GOO
y way out, with steam up.
- The armistice has been extended until
- O'Clock.
The government troops have resumed 6
i ing. The streets leading to the Plaza Ma.
are blocked with bales OF hay. Celms
/ offered terms to the civicas, promising not
proceed against civilians surrendering and
permit officers supporting the civioas to l
. sign. The troops Of the civicas chow
signs Of yielding. celman's troops tried
carry the artillery position OF the clvicas, o
us were repulsed with heavy loss.
IT. $3.50 p. m.-The chiefs of the union Of,
~ cas- have rejected Celmans terms. T
CHI troops hailed the decision with vivas. FRI
nis vi; has been resumed.
afi CRY OF MEXICO, July 2S.-Ls Libert
l." ssys that the censorship over kilograms OF
. refers to the Guatemalan government q
e. that other dispatches are allowed Fl
Inc course.
ION The Gustemalan authorities have cut I
M. land lines connecting with the outside.
old There is the greatest enthusiasm amo
:. the Salvadorians. General Rivas with
r. thousand men from Cojutepeque has re
. forced Ezeta's army.
There are rumoIs of another defeat of
Guatemalans, who are still retreating. J