New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
LllNAlS-
SIXTH RACE-SFLLING. 1is MILES.
LATE NEWS From SOUTH AMERICA.
AYEES-A SECOND UPRISING IN SALIVA
DOR-THE GRIP ~ CHILL.

The latest reports from The Argentine Republic show
that long before the labor day. that is early in
March. the authorities of BucnOs Ayres had taken
some precautions against incendiary writings. Tho
two principal editor, Of the German Socialist paper
of the capital Mc,-rs. Joseph WineCe and Adolph
Uh had been sentenced t. three months in prison. by
the court FOR having made THREATS of death against
the President Of the Republic. The latter, senOr Don
Iuarcz Cclmau, very little moved by such threats.
and no more so than by the numerous threatening
letters anonymous, but evidently written by the many
victims Of the financial crisis In the Argentine Republic.
for which they hold the Government responsible. The
President recently said: There individuals so
bluGfoldcd by thcr passions that they imagine that
the solution II the crsi, be obtained through the
withdrawal of the President tho assassination Of public
officials, or In revolutionary adventures, while II can
be reached only through the draining Of fields.
the multiplication Of railroads. the Increase OF lmml-
grafton. the establishment OF new industries. All
these have already enabled 20 point out 10 the
foreign nations 100000 hectares OF cultivated lands,
AGAINST the 10000 hectares could show in l-o6'
The -.-p Ia, been IN full blast along tho Pacific
coast; and mainly In Chill. u Is reported from Val
paraso. Oh the 18th OF March, that the grip which
they also call thcrc trancaso, was making numerous
victims in tho great Chian port and at santiago tho
capital The largest portion Of the cases were com
pl,atrd with severe pneumonia. The President Of the
Republic and the Minister Of the Interior had been
l,d down Ly the disease ON the 18th Of March, Tbey
have evidently recovered for. otherwise, the cable
would have reported any aggrayaton or fatal result
Vi their sickness.
some particulars published by the ealvadore'u
paper, about the second slight Instruction, the col
L,l,,c Of which has already been tOh by cable. Ihe
movement va, rather insignificant. and merely tho tail
of tbe revolt which had been attempted by General
RivA, a few weeks before at Colutcpcque. Whom the
band Of mal,oucut, lcd by Ryas, fed teors tho not
pursuit of the Government forcce, the rt1eis CON con,
rcalci some rh and ammunition IN hldils pace
well nnoNu to ID relative Of Kivas VINO was the Ieicr
of the ,cco.d prouuuc ciamcnto. Armed "lth tAe'e
weapons, b, aud handful Of men took by SURPRISE Oh
tho morning 4 March IA, the snau OdrIrhs oi ChH-
ut.i,.... Thc lalauc' OF the afar was not qutc on
.urb "A llliputhu scale. The rdNd "OVchhlru'
forwarded r,lnor, OF regulars and puIlc"m IL
lnc rebels were attacked and put 10 MSht raNs Vl,
m, rro.ud about 100 rifles and a Iew ucdu anu
wounded Most of them belonged io the naive Ihuii
l.c and after they were routed they qhetH FcturhcH
to cult aic their fields. just "a, If nothing had O'ulc"'
Iho. Of the leader, Who may have aucCc'u'u III 'rv>s
s tl. frontier into Honduras must nave ut'il u'-
armed and rendered powcrlc~, by PRESIDENT Logl1h.
Who maintain, friendly relations WIN ueherdl Nchc"'
dcl OF salvador. , as, ,,, - ~
\r,npilu- To- the papers, notably " ri pruei, VI
~tf, Doutnen the latest uprising against the "VNcru
ui,ut of President IcurrauN lasted ohly ltW Houl
n tnnl ullrc at Dalahon. small ana ullortlh'n "lu
,nlrg town. The would be rebels We're Ptolhp
IA scattered by the energetic measures taken w INC
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