The morning news., 1890-07-30
REvoLUrIoNIsrs ROUTED.
The Argentine Republics Executive
in the state House.

in the State House.
LONDON, July 29-The following cable
dispatch, dated Buenos Ayres at 2;20 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, has been received at
the legation Of the Argentine Republic in
this city. Announce that the insurrection
is completely subdued. The president of
the republic and the national cabinet are
giving orders from the national govern
ment house. The finance minister is at lib
erty. JUAN GARCIA"
Selor Garcia, signer of the above dis
patch, is the Argentine minister Of finance.
He was iaken prisoner by the revolutionists
at the beginning of the outbreak Saturday.
THE PRESIDENTS VERSION.
A dispatch TO the Times, dated at Buenos
Ayres at o'clock last night, says: lit is
reasserted that the terms for a settlement
between the government and revolutionary
forces have been agreed upon. According
to these reports. the civilians who have
taken part in the insurrection will be pun
ished eleven captains Of the revolutionary
force, and all officers above the grade of
captain will be deprived of their rank. The
artillery of the insurrectionists will be sur
rendered tomorrow" The above dispatch
is President Celeman's version Of the situa-
tlon at Buenos Ayres.
Private dispatches received here from
lhti1 Guy uabcu July 20, b.oV u. Ms Stulo
that there was no change in the situation
and no chance for a compromise between
the two factions. The later dispatches say
the affair must be fought out.
AN Ex-PRRsIDENT TAKES WINGS.
PARIS, July 29-Gen. Mitere. who was
formerly president of the Argentine Repub-
lie and who has been residing here for some
time, has suddenly taken his departure
from the city.
THE NEWS CONFIRMED.
LONDON, July 90, p. Mt is officially
announced that the English government
has received a telegram from Buenos Ayre9
saying that the government has triumphed
and that the revolution is over.
NEGOTIATIONS PROGRESSING.
LONDON, July 20, Ill P. M.-The Times has
the following from Buenos Ayres dated a.
M "The Union Clvicas pickets are ex.
| tending. The provisional president, Senior
| Coleman, states that negotions are proceed
ing and are expected TO be successful. Both
sides have been reinforced. The Cele-
NANTES are arming a number of Guacho
cutthroats Of the government house.
FIRING RESUMED.
Q A. M.-The squadron is firing at The
government house, and firing has com
menced in several parts of the city. The
Celemanites are evacuating their posit ion.
THE GOVERNMENT HOUSE RIDDLED.
| 2P M.-President Coleman and all thC
ministers have left the government houst
aud are now in May street. The presi
Dental party has kept within the lines OF
the troops Latterly every ships shot saw
one has struck the government house.
WHY THE REvoLUTIoNIsTs SURRENDERED
4P. M-The squadron has been ordered
to cease firing. They are getting their mel
away as quick as possible. The reason tn
civica has yielded is because they hav
no cartridges. They had only 100000
instead Of 100000. as calculated
The men wanted to attack with baynets
but at tho risk of their own lives the ciyics
chiefs declined to permit such bloodshed.
6 p. M.-The Union Civica troops ar
quiet and more disposed to disarm.