Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-30
Argentine's Revolt.
Fighting Going on in the Streets
of Buenos Ayres, in the Ar
gentine Republic.
American, British and Spanish
War Ships on Hand to Pro.
tect TT cir Citizens.
The Fighting Begun.

LONDON, july % The Times has
tn. following from Buenos Ayres,
dated July q: Fighting began yes
terday at dawn and ceased at dark.
both sides maintain ing their positions.
Celman's police and cavalry suffered
terribly IN attacking the c,vicas and
troors. The PROFESSIONALS were in
trenched in the artillery barracks
The ci " during the night was like n
city of dead, hut behind their shutters
ci'izens were on the aler', armed Rith
rifles. After nightfa,I the rivicas ad-
vancsd to the lock. The Professionals
r.opened with heavy artillery fireon
the troops at dawn to-day under Vice
President Pellegriui. A terrible mis-,
take occurred during the fighting.
The Eleventh regiment, suddenly
turning in favor OF the provisional
government, approached the artillery
and before they could make their
friendly intentions known To the in
surRents they were mown down with
In the narrow street. The minister
Of war was wounded and the minister
Of finance wss taken prisoner. Col.
Marrendin, Maj. Compos and many
other officers were killed, and the
commander Of the firemen was shot
by his own men. A short armistice
was held at noon and an effort was
made TO stop the butchery. The
armistice listed one hour. At l O'Clock
the ships begun firing on the govern
ment house, Pellegrini having refused
10 accept the terms Of the provisional
government. The civicas union
seized twenty tug boats and the gun
boats Chacabuco. Mespa, Csunonsds
and Retro. The British gun boats
Besgle and Bramble have arrived r.
protect the English inhabItants.
3p. m.-The whole navy hss turned
In favor ofthe provisional gpvs rnment
The Patagonia 10 bombsrding the gov
eminent house and the PArsna Il
shelling the residents. Gun boats com
msnd the railways from the north.
4p. m.-The war ships have ceased
bombsrdlng. Bulletins announce
that the revolution has triumphed. 1
10 certain the PROFESSIONALS. up 10 IN,
present, have had the best Of th'
fighting. Armistice negotiations con
,inu- at the government house. Th'
adj herents Of Celmsn are positive tha
1900 troors and forty pieces Of artiller!
are re-, dy when the srmistice 10 owe
to attack the civicss.
| Monday, 9s. m.--President Cpl
mans troops have occupied the hous
around the Plaza Mayo and hsv
placed light artillery in tha plazs
The demands of clvicas union hav
been reducsd tn request that Presi
dent Celmsn resign. The feet lies
good way out. with steam up. Tn
armistice has been extended until
o'clock.
| IL Q. m.-President Celman's ON
cIals assert that the civIcs, are treat
ing for q surrender. but this Is disbe
lieved. Forty.six cannous hav
arrived for Celmsn's forces, also 20
troops. Foreign ministers have iu
structed the commanders Of American
British and Spanish gun boats, II tn
feet resume bomhsrding tn protes
Jointly that 1t is contrary to the rule
| OF war 10 lombard Sn open city with
out notice. Celmau has just arrive
at the government house. The poly
vlot stipulation hss almost held alo'
from fighting. Only some italian
have Joined the cisicas.
8 u. m.-Tne government troor
have resumed firing. The street
leading TO the Plaza Mayo are blocke
with bales Of hny. Cslmsn off-re
terms to the civicas. promising not
proceed against civicas snrreuderin
and permit the officers supporting II
ciyicas 20 resign. The troops OF n
ciyicas show no sign Of yielding. O.
mans troops tried to carry the arti
lery positions of the civicas, but wei
repuisrd with heavy loss.
$50 .. m.-The chiefs of the unio
civ,cas have rejected CelmAn's term
The troops hailed the decision vii
viyus. Firing has been resumed.