New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
40 DINGER OF 4 RETOLCTON IN PEEC
MAJOR SEARS DISCUSSES THE CONDITION OF
AFFAIRS IN THAT COUNTRY-GOLD DIS



COVERED IL ECUADOR.
Major Alfred +. Scars. Of Peru who at present J.
In this city, in speaking 10 Tribune reporter oi me
report that revolution was about 10 break out III
that country said: "Therc will bc no revolution III
Peru There Is no cause for a revolution, and what
purpor,s 10 be an account OF uprising there Is
nothing more than a story Of IA small street fight.
the kind that would make the Ncw-fork police feel
happy Every now and then we hear OF revolution
in Peru. but there has not been one sine" 1-+'.
Just now the country Is the eve Of Presidential
election. and naturally there ar" numerous pohllcai
lr1il, which are described In dispatches 10 other
countric, as revolutions. The condition in Pcra i
Ibis
"Caceres was NiccI'rrsdcnt when CHI ma le
Iclc,as President, When Chill gave up its claims
on the country. Iglc,ias ovcythroWn and Der
mudcz was elected President. Nermndcz Is now NJ
for r,olcclion, lu III, health Is poor that h" i
really an>lous 10 have his friend 'ac'rcs elected.
Ecrlnud.z is sup, ricd by the party Of wealth and
cducarion. Opposed TO him Is ricrola. who + n
refugee from Justice. In lc9O he was crested for
causing a muiiny in an infantry regiment In Lima.
He subsequently escaped IN wonian's clothing. IL"
depends the low country for support There can
De revolution because th" people will not have H.
II Iicroa should BE- legiiiTatrly elected the pcOp"
would 10 doubt stand b. him. He cannot be elected
Low eyer. for Clc popular will b with ia" prcscn'
GOV rimcnt. Irc.ldrnt BcrmudH I, young AM wei
hcd. and III" country has pro,pcr'd under INN
Ecrmulcz and Cacc:cs supported bv the Cvlli-las
party, which was led by DR.. Rosa. Dr. Rosa went
out Of the country in the with Chill and Iii
slightly prc udicd the p"0pl" against u" party.
The following letter. which have Just received,
VIII give an idea OF the situation;
Late intelligence shows general anxiety on
count OF the serious condition Of the Presidents
health. Alter a consultation The most distinguished
phy SicIans Of the capital declare that he j. III no
Immediate danger. There is acute inflammation Oi
the liver Tho significance Of The popular excitement
lies III the fac that the country is on the eve Of
Presidential election of than ordinary interest
and that new complications with thsli. Will" 81 an
arIcahlr character. are such a. 20 demand energy
and wisdom in their manag"mrnt-bOth Of which
possessed 10y the President.
a commission Of TWO leading statesmen has just
zone 10 hill pave the WAY for 4 settlement Of the
premises Oh which the picbscite shall br taken. 10
d,icrlinc the future OF Iacnd and africa. Til" r"la-
ton, cannot lead 10 because Perm is In no con
dOn for such an assertion OF it, position. but II
Is not possible avoid apprehension that Chill Is
preparing To- make further demands the conquered
country Her advance I'm such direction means
advance in the conqucss Of English influence on III"
south Pacific Coast. the influence which l. now
dominating the policy Of that Republic, and against
which Ealmaccda c0ntcnded.
Wonderful discoveries Of gold In Ecuador have
caused excitement In the neighbOring provinces 81
Peru where il Is believed a California has been
opened mp. Yankees are already the ground
working the washinss.'