The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-30
IS THE REBELLION ENDED Z?
CONFLICTING REPORTS FROM THE
SEAT or VAR ~ BUENOS ATRES


to Overawo tho Insurgents-They are
Strong Enough 10 Secure Easy Terms
Humors that President CeIman Has Re
siEned-Later Reports TINT Fighting
Has Been Resumed In tho CITY.
LONDON. July 29.-Ths Argentine Legation
In London to might received the following tee-
gram from Buenos Ayres, signed by Finance
Minister Garcia:
" The Government Is completely victorious
Tho mutineers have capitulnted and will de-
post their arms in the arsenal. All the rebel
lious superior officers will re dismissed and
separated from the service. The troops will
return to their quarters commanded by loyal
officers. The forces modified by the Govern
ment are returning to the provinces. The po-
litical situation is thoroughly consolid ated
Tho city and tho whole country are quiet"
II Is officially announced that the English
Government has received telegram from
Buenos Ayres saying that the Government has
triumphed and that the trouble Ia over.
In tho House Of Commons to-day Sir James
Ferguson, parliamentary secretary OF tho
Foreign ONCE, said tho British Minister at
Buenos Ayres had sent a cable despatch say
ing that President Celman had left Buenos
Ayres, and that the negotiations between the
Government and the leaders OF the revolution
were proceeding.
despatch to the Times dated Buenos Ayres
July %. +. NJ. says: 1T is asserted that
terms for settlement between the Govern
ment and the revolutionary forces have been
agreed upon. According to these the civilians
who have taken part in the instruction will
not be punished. All Captains Of the revolu
tionary forces and all officers above the grade
OF Captain will be deprived OF their rank. Tho
artillery OF tho insurrectouists will be sur
rendered.
Tho Times hos the following from Buenos
Ayres:
8 A. M-The Union Civica pickets are ex-
tending. Provisional President Alem says that
the negotiations are proceeding, and are ex-
pected to be successful.
a. M-Both sides have been reinforced.
The Cemanites ae arming number of
Gaucho cutthroats at the Government House.
II M-Tbe squadron Is firing at the Govern
mont House. Firing has recommended in sew
eral parts OF tho city. The Celmanites a!e
evacuatiuG their positions.
2R M.-Celman. Roca, and all the Ministers
have left the Government House and are now
in the Twenty-1fth OF May street.
Tho Presidential party has kept within the
limos OF the troops. Celman Is deadly pale
Latterly every ships shot save one has struck
the Government House.
4 T. M-Alcm and Lopez state that they
have ordered the squadron to cease firing.
They are getting their men away as quietly as
possible.
The reason the victorious Union Civica has
practically yielded is because they have no
cartridges left.
They only had 100, 900 instead OF 100000 as
they had calculated.
The men wanted to attack with bayonets
4 a. J,f hats h-, Ir,,;A
Civi as chiefs declined to permit such terrible
bloodshed.
6P M-The Union Civica troops are quieter.
and more disposed to dlsarm.
PARIS July 29.-The Temps to-day publishes
q despatch from Buenos Ayres, saying that the
Government and the leaders Of the revolu-
tionary movement had reached q settlement.
President Ceman. the despatch says. has re-
signed. and has been succeeded by Vice
President Pelligrini as President. Quiet has
been restored.
RIO JANEIKo. July 29.-The following de-
spatch has been received here. dated Buenos
Ayres July %:
Noou-The armistice has been prolonged
pending negotiations between the Government
and the forel-n Minister'S who are endeavor-
ing to bring about the restoration OF peace.
Efforts are being made to form a coalition
Ministry. The Congress has assembled. The
French cruiser KerGueIen has been ordered |
from Mozambique to Buenos Ayres."
The desperate fighting IL Bucnos Ayres !
which In two days. It Is said. resulted In n loss |
70 the loyalist forces alone Of over 1000 men. |
evidently occurred along the two fine streets
hat lead from the Ilaza Lavalle TO the Plaza !
Victoria. When the revolt started on last Sat-
Irday the insurgents took possession of tho .
Dlnya I la nf 70
yet possession Of tho Government House tho |
landsomest building in tho city. which occu-
lies the east side OF tho Plaza Victoria This |
$ the principal public square contains eight !
Icres and is bounded by tho National and |
buildings the cathedral. the Arch
bishops residence, and the opera house.
The rebels were mile away IN tho Plaza La
,alle and their efforts 10 advance through tho
leart OF the business district along Florida and
iiayo streets, the two finest thOrouGhiares in
he city. gave rise to all tho llghtIng Of Satur-
lay. Sunday, and Monday. The loyalist troops
blocked these streets with bales of hay and con-
ested the ground inch by inch
Tho dispatches indicated series OF sue
sses for tho Insurgents They we're indeed
gaining ground because they wero gradually
approaching the Plaza Victoria. the goal they
we're aiming at. Eut though tho accounts of
he three days fighting were uniformly In their
ayor, the fact remains that on last Monday
tight at the close OF the third day the loyal
roops still held tho Plaza Victoria. and tho
ebels had not occupied Government, House.
On sunday, however after the navy had
oned tho Insurgents, two war ships at anchor
nr out In the river began to BON bard The Plaza
'ictoriG with the special purpose Of knocking
D pieces the Government House and President
elmans residence. We do not yet know what
amage has been inflicted upon this most CON
picuous part OF Bucnos Ayrcs.
Tho same dispatches that announced Gel
,an's return to the capital on Monday said
lat fOrty-siX cannon and 1000 troops had ar
yed from the provinces to reinforce the loyal
rlny. 1t is not difficult to understand why
elman's cause was receiving support from
10 interior. His friends are in tho a.
endancy in the governments OF most II
10 Interior provinces and Celman has also
cen popular with tho army in the PROV
ices because he paid them regularly. new
perience for Argentine soldiers. Among the
overnors of the provinces is his own brother,
no is mt the head Of tho Government OF Cor.