Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-10-01
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DEATH TO TfR1NNY.
The People Weary of Oppresslon--ven
geance Directed at the Ruler.

sr Tor,s sa,t % a diena,o,, fro,,,
tbe Citv of MeIico saws. a revolt has
been nar,icinated in the renublic Of
Gnatamala which will unonestionehlv
hecone General
4 Gentleman who loft the c,tv of
c,,ata,',aIa l., a., ~. as .sn1e,ts
instant and who has lust reached this
city on horseback from the Mexican
post of Acapulco, brings the informa-
tian that an outbreak occurred in
Guatemala City on the 18th instant was
still in progress when he left.
DOWN WITH pEsporIsM AND ryRANrs.
Accord;ra 40 ,,;s s,or, H. ,,on,,,a 90
Tho citv v~are o D en- i, .no piUpe ~
~ tha;r nationei haii5an 7, a,s.s
that President Rarr;llas bad nreY;pnsiS
onno;ntod ti,o "ra,p,rs 81 f1 ~ pt A. ~
this the masses took excention and
when the orators took the rostrum il
was a signal for storm of stones, which
put them to flight. They were chased
across the big piazza by a bowling mob,
which shouted at the top of their voices.
"Down with the government Down
with despotism and tyrants p
opArops p,r ro r,,aur
An exciting scene followed and every
known Liberal or i'arrlllas partisan was
lawn rom lne plaAAa' oeing souhdiy
seoleu az every STEP After that the
liasses eiec.cu tneir ora.ors, ana the
s s,iVsS sioieh' anu incehclary speeches
ioiio"eu'
THE INFANTRY STRONGLY BEsIEGED.
The news of the riot spread rapidly
and soon Barrilas threw battalion Of
infantry into the large square for the
purpose of dispensing the mob. They
with fixed bayonets attempted to carry
me piazza by assault. They were met
from reyolyers. This nneynected action
of the mob mt them 10 ignomininus
fight, leaving many dead and wounded
in tbe plazza,
Gym, pAppuis, r.e Wan onv
M -" i"h wan ohf'
reillcin1erea; Mempers OF the mob
shou,eu n, leI : storm the national
RlahAaj XII barrillas ana restore repu6-
licah iollh Oh government Guatemala
s,ouiu hot pc ruleu py dictator.
Ilunaerihg he hatlohal treasury must
cease'
SOLDIERS HOLD THE NOR IN CHECK.
Rorrillo ,ho, ordo,aa a. .,,,,.
into ~ Nh .ae'' oloeieu .ne ar,iiiery
cann ", - p'ar ,,a.5 az ~, many ah9 Two
~ ana = I'm, go, , ~ iesi,Gilce. Wheh
w. a"s "e'e u'n IT, om lle mop tnere
thnnah ~, I'LL, u,speie,hs vi mem,
a, liz ar sIu5 Sea nv, .a.', REVIEWERS
but foupht ii ina side streots r. ~,
49,. a.,
10Th held full control of the CITY, though
at intervals they were attacked by The
infantry who shot many of them.
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- eANoNADiNo ALL NIGHT
The reports of revolvers and rifles
were to be heard all night and at the
hour the gentleman giving the informa-
ton left for San Jose to embark for
Acapulco the lighting still was in
progress.
Cry OF MEXICO, VIA GALVESTON,
ZEN, Sept. ga dispatch By courier
to Newton, on the frontier, from Guate.
maia and having diplomatic origin,
G .ui,y o.'iii'iilis lne reported rlot IN
'I Il, saai.s ~ ~ eei1eiliper lotn.
~ Sums .liaV MANUEL Mohtuiar, the
NJ Sval ~ a. !olilel 1uateliialah minister IN
pa %iIia Un ~ and stIohg parllsan OF
am u mds ao tl.. lhe multitude
oa ni,e' d l9'n, Mhich Is lhde-
psnuciico uay, Wnen some oil ms re-
IN IN No meie hisseu oy INC opposition,
amu y s. ~ sE commenced Tor the pos
sessioil vi inc Piallorm'
PROMPTLY DISPERSED.
1t was finally held by the rioters. and
the mob was augmented in numbers and
threatened the palace. ARTILLERY was
brought into play and soon cleared the
main plaza. The main streets were
! cleared by the infantry. but tho rioters