New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15
SP4NISU.AMERTCAN TOPICS.

The Buenos Ayres and Montevdeo papers. lately
received here generally give denial to the Eumors
often sent by cable dispatches In regard to
unfriendly notes alleged to have been sent to the
La Plata governments by the Cabinet Of Rio ia
Metro. and which would have referred TO the cues
ton OF the Braziusn refugees La Nacon." OF
Montevdeo, denied these rumors most emphaticaiy
rebel ex-Admiral Sadanha da Cana had declined.
at the last moment to sail from La Plata River
was afraid that the might be seized in the
open by the Brazilian cruisers
In Ecuador the Clerical party still enjoys suf-
hclent power to bring about Incidents of disagree
able character. The Panama Star and Herald"
relates that at Migro, Ecuadorean town
twenty-seven miles from Guayaquil, sefor Adoifo
Racnes. highly respected resident there. when on
the Of DEATH declined to receive the last sacra-
ments or to confess The man died. and his friends
and relatives proceeded to arrange for the inter-
ment Of the body but were promptly no on u ~
not allow IL to be buried In consecrated ground ana
ordered It's removal elsewhere: gentleman rom ON
corpse to that place by special train ana nnaiy
had II buried in the Protestant Cemetery.
The Civilian Governor OF the Provincial de Pinar
del Rio In Cuba reported recently to the Captain
General the killing OF a noted bandit, Tomas IL
quierdo. who could not be considered as revo-
lutionary patriot. title usurped by most OF the
hghwavmen In Cuba That man. 1zquierdo. had
been imprisoned some time ago Tor having partici-
pated in the murder OF Senor ru,iGo. an inonensve
S s nag m by he spoee
men. and he had taken again TO the neia OF my
killed in the grounds Of the Pmlen.a plantation.
The Mexican Government has recently forwarded
through It's Minister Of "Fomento," Interior ana
General Affairs a circular to It's officials in regard
10 the condition and number OF the Chinese In the
Mexican Republic. This was done gracefully IN
consequence OF a request to that effect. which me
Government OF president Porfrio Diaz through the
Mexican Legation In the United states.
Venezuelans are terribly excited against Great
Britain. according to newspapers in the Bolivar
country. They discussed the adoption OF measures
of reprsals destined ito chastise the Brtishers TOT
their rapacity and their refusal TO accept arp,ra-
ton In view OF settling the long-dlsputed question
of the CUBAN Venezuela boundary. Thus IL Is pro-
posed to close all Venezuelan ports to any British
indirectly in carrying on English trade II Is pro.
posed also 20 suspend the payment OF ths bsn oeoi'
finally. TO adopt other measures of a no less anti
British character
II is known that the President Of the United
States has been chosen TO arorate the Famous
limit question Of the Mislones. between Brazil ana
the Argentine Republic. The Brazilian side OF the
question is being supported by Baron de Rio Branco.
the special Envoy at Washington Of the Rio ia
Metro Government. and the Argentine side by senior
Zeballos the regular Minister Of the Plata Kepuo-
lie In the United States The case OF tne iatt"i INV
mat cannot fail being weakened By the recent news
according to which the Argentine officials VINO cam
the disputed territory as theirs. are u.'ns IL LOT
their selfish and pecuniary interest" Inc buenos
Ayres papers Of the end of May report IN fsct that
the snuggiers OF tobacco In Misiones inciude, u -
alleged the Judge of the territory and al the Cue
tom House employees, The Minister or Fi1'1ce mas
sent ali the documents reSng 10 the GnsE'er %
the Fiscal Agent with instructions 10 prosecute al
guilty persons.
Under the name OF La Patria, an evening daily
Manor has been recently starred at Assumption. tn'
cap,tal OF the Republic OF Paraguay. That paper II
edited by Senior Gregoric Benites. the "cil-Known
patrot and dipomatist WHO 80 succ ,ssfuy defended
the interests of his country during the famous war
Of Iss5-ls7o when little Paraguay was hshunS
against the Observation-Disclosures triphce
30 rho time Rentes was Ambassador or his
country to London and Paris and he SUCCEEDED then
IN preventing France and England from giving ~
least their moral support 70 the Soutn AWeriSxA,a
,rInIice as they yeTe solicited 10 DO py tne aolo
Nnis;erg O. the three Powers. But modern repuobcs
arc often "a unCratefr as was anclent Atnens, anu
c,5or Benites experienced II. SILL he was recaeo
~ his country II was eoNernsd py ihe1
,yho were not the puppets OF foreign negnpors, ana
after having III ed the place OF Great Judge ne nss
been appointed Minister ot Foreign AIars; accoIu-
ing TO recent cable dispat ches. senior ben,us
naner has supported the candidacy OF Genera. oon
"a cahallero as President, and OF Colonei lon NJ ~
MacleI as Vice-President, for the approaching ee0
ton In Paraguay