The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-07-31
BUENOS AYRES.
NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL OF
THE ARGENTINE
REPUBLIC.
President Celman Resigns And Has Left
Buenos Ayres. Vice President Pell1-
grini Now Holds the Ribbons ON the
Governmental Steed. The Resignation
OF Gen. Ezeta to be Demanded, Gen.
Nitric Leaves Paris In A Hurry.

CITY OF MEXICO, July 29.-Deguez, Guate.
malan minister, said he had decided to
give no information to the press, but in a
few days the truth would be known which
will show that majority of the news
published here and abroad about the Cen
trail American crisis was false. Satu Mo,
director general of the Mexican federal
telegraph SYSTEM states that communica-
ton between Mexico and Guatemala was
uninterrupted. Gen. Ninojoso, secretary
of war and marine of Mexico, states that
neither troops or ships are ordered to Cen
tral America. Mr. Aspirioz, acting minis
ter of foreign affairs states that Mexico will
at all hazards observe the strictest nutrality
A private telegram from Guatemala to
~ the commercial house states that in Satur
doze battle the Salvadorans were defeated
by the Guatemalans. The Guatemaan loss
is very light. The Salvadorans loss is 90
killed, 200 wounded and a large number
Neneton, Guatemala, near the the Mexican
frontier states that it is untrue that Ba-
runda has raised revolt or that revolu
tionists in any number are in Guatemala.
President DiaZ says there are no difficult
ties between Mexico and Guatemala which
cannot be arranged by the mixed commits
sion which assembled today.
General Alatorre, Mexican minister to
Guatemala, is here and leaves for his post
tomorrow night via the United States.
SUDDENLY DEPARTED.
PARIS, July 29.-Gen. Nitric who was
formerly president of the Argentine Re-
public and who has been residing here for
some time has suddenly taken Lis depart
are from this city.
PRESIDENT CELMAN RESIGNED.
PARIS, July 29.-The Temps today pub
fishes dispatch from Buenos Ayres stating
Othe government and leaders of the revolu-
q tionary movement have reached settle
: ment. President Celman has resigned and
been succeeded by Vice President Pelligrini
as president. Quiet has been restored.
WON ELEVEN BATTLES
CITY OF MEXICO, July 29.-Geronimo Pons
agent of San Salvador says, in the eleven
battles fought to date the Salvadorians
have CONS out victorious. The rest of the
Guatemalan army are fleeing in all direc-
tions towards the Interior and not a single
Guatemalan soldier is left on the frontiers.
A revolution against Barrillas bas broken
out in the eastern department. Several
well known generals head it and the down
fall of the present Guatemalan government
is considered more than probable Barrillas
is pleading for foreign Intervention in his
favor.
THE PLOT THICKENs.
New YORK, July 29.-Mr. Jacob Baiz,
Guatemalan conssl general, this city, re,
ceived the following dispatch from Minister
Deguez of Guatemala at Mexico:
"CITY OF MEXICO, July 2S.-Guatemala
has accepted the war provoked by Ezeta.
Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica
mand the resignation of Ezeta and to re-
establish a legal regime in Salvador"
TELEGRAM FROM JUAN GARCIA.
LONDON, July 29.-1he following cable
dispatch from Buenos Ayres, July 2S 2:2O
p. M. has been received at the legation of
the Argentine Republic ir this city: 1t an
nounces that the insurrecUion is COM
pletely subdued. The president of the
Republic and national cabinet are giving
orders from the national government house
The finance minister is at liberty.
ISigned JUAN GARCIA.
Senior Garcia, the slgner of the above dis
patch, is the Argentine minister of finance.
He was taken prisoner by the revolutionists
at the beginning of the outbreak on Satur-
day.
CONTRARY STATEMENTS.
LONDON, July pa dispatch to the
Times, dated Buenos Ayres, July %, p.
m saws: "It is reassered that the terms
of settlement between the government and
revolutionary forces have been agreed upon.
According 10 these civilians who have taken
part IN the insurrectlon will not be pun
fshed. All captains Of the revolutionary
forces and all officers above the grade OF
captain will be deprived of their ranBs. The
artillery of the insurrectionists will be sur
rendered tomorrow"
The above is President Colman's version
on the situation at Buenos Ayres.
Private dispatches received here from
that city, dated July %, $3.50 p. n., state
there is no change in the situation and no
chance for compromise between the two
factions. The matter, the dispatches say,
must be fought.
CELMAN LEFT BCENos AYREs.
LONDON, July 29.-In the house of COM
mons today Sir Jas. Ferguson, parliament
arv secretary of the foreign office, stated
that the British minister at Buenos Ayres
had sent a cablegram to the foreign Office
stating that President Celman had left
Buenos Ayres, and that negotiations be-
tween the government and leaders of the
revolution were proceeding.
RECRRITING FOR CENTRAL AMERICA.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, July pa New York
dispatch states that an ex-coionel in the
Seventh Missouri infantry has offered to
the Republic of Guatemala TO raise and
comp 5000 recruits within two weeks if
$500 can be placed in bank in New York
10 the credit of trlstees to be he'd as guar
antee. Two ex officers of the Seventh Mis-
souri, infantry live here. One of them is
Cant. Thos. H. Phelan. When asked if he
had made the offer to recruit 5000 men for a
Central American Republic. Capt. Phelan
said the persons connected with the matter
were now in the city. but would give no