Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
The ARGENTINE REVOLUTION.
Desperate Fighting Continues-The Move
ment spreading-A Truce.
Wy telegraph 10 the DIspotch. 4

BUYNos AYREs, July 27-Ereninq. The
revolutionary movement continues 10
spread. The fighting between the Govern
ment troops and the Tevolutlonists TO-DAY
has been desperate. The Government forces
were defeated and 1000 of them were killed
or wounded. The navy has Joined the revo-
lutiouary movement. The insurgent artil-
lery bombarded the Government house and
barracks to-day. A twenty hours
truce has been arranged between the OPP
posing forces. a triumph OF the revolt
tiOnists appears 10 be assured.
IELEORAPHIc COMMUNICATION CUT OFF.
BUFyos AYERs rio GNvEyrIoN, Tx. July
29.-1hc authorities of the Argentine Re
public have notified all telegraph cQmpa-
| MES whose lines connect with the lines II
that country that Geographic communlca-
ton will be suspended until further notice.
COLLABORATION VIA LONDON.
LoSDov, July 29.-The British Minister
at Bucn0s Ayros sent a cable dispatch %
the Foreign Office lest night stating that
the revolution was proceeding; that there
had been heavy firing that au armistice
had been arranged until tomorrow, and
that the town was temporarily qui,t
THE pays Dor;Cg.
IoNDo-, July % 1. N.-Presidont Gel
mans troops have occupied the houses
around the Plaza Mayor and have placed
Grbt art'lleryint the Plaza. The demands OF
tho Civ'ca Union have been reduced % the
request that President Cslman resign. The
fleet lies good way out with steam NJ.
y he armistice has been extended until 2
o'clock.
~ 4. M-presldent Celman7 officials as
sori that tic civicas nre treating for sur
render. but this j. dIsbelieYed. Forty-siX
cannon have arrived for Celman's forces,
al $50 200 troops. lhef0Te On ministers have
instructed the commanders Of the Ameri-
can, British and Spanish gu1honts il tho
fleet resume bOmi ardlnc TO protest Jointly
that II Is contrary 10 the rules OF war To-
lombard an oUen city without notice
Celman mas Just arrived ut the Govern
mcnt House. lie viii confer with the
Ministers and genera The population
has almost entirely held al0of from the
firhting. Only some Italians have joined
the Civi"as.
, I. N-The Government troops have
resumed firing. The streets leading to the
Plaza MAYOR are blocked with bales Of
hay. Celman offered terms TO the ciylcas,
promising not TO proceed against civilians
surcudcriug and permitting officers sup
porting the ciylca5 to resign. The troops
supporting the ciyicas show no sign Of
Welding. Cclman'9 troops tried to carry
n
were r5puIsed with heavy loss.
$3.50 -. M.-The chiefs of the Union
Civica have rejected Cclman's terms. The
troops hailed the decision with vlyas. The
firing has been resumed.
CAUSE or THE REVOLT.
LONDON. July pa dispatch received
here from Buenos Ayres states that the
leaders Of the revolutionary movement
belonged in that city. They were incensed
that the best posts under the Government
were given to men from the province of
Cordova. The dispatch further says that
Senior Roca will probably resume the presi-
dency. a. It is believed that he Is the only
man capable Of restoring confidence. Pre-
vious TO the arranging of the armlstice
the war-shlps which had just Joined the re-
evolutionary movement bOmbarded the
Loyalist stronghold.
PRESIDENT CELMAN RETURNS.
PANS, July pa dispatch from Buenos
Ayres. sent at 10 A. NJ. says that the Gov
ernment troops have been largely rem
forced, and that President Celman has re-
turned.