New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19
pAVTSH-AMERICAN TOPICS.
er.,,p,xc o,,r BRIGANDAGE ~ CuBA-sAN
poMNGO-PERU WANTS TO SUPEH'iSH ~"
PIEBIsclTE IN TACNA AND AlI'"

STAMPING OUT BRrGANDAGE ~ cuBA-sAN
ro,uyco-prnu WANTS TO SUPERVISE THE
PLEBrsclTE IN TAcNA AND AFRICA
orrar,zed hrlcandage in Cuba long ago disap-
peared as such. and the crimes perpe'fa'cl u.'s
against life and property are no longer comm ''r
nv so-called bands Of patriots or reVolu'loi'is'9'
The number OF common-aw criminals, opera',hhe ih
ssnS' , rneas,ires taken by the authorities against
the country people who used TO give rS T'Igs bg6yay
men The commandsnt OF me Clyii 1u"i% accmTcs
r., n,cenhuy ihd bandt Tucrto RodTigez. only because
they were found In possession OF 'e nrisnnrrs y~re
ransferred to the JAN Of the sanct! Spirus dis
trict.
Tho President OF chill has received petition
s,qned by many influential citizens OF Ialca ASK
ing for the creation Of bishopric at mat pace
president Jorge Montt Is respectfully requested 70
forward to the Vatican the wishes OF the 'hiiiahS
Of the TaIca district. which contains laISe anu
wealthy population For me ,Se %st cathoIlc church
has been asked for by the inhahitnnts nu, II i fgun
not censent ce Of the Pope the Archbishop at San
tioqo and the Government OF CnlIi, am an M ,n ,mdI
n@res 10 the agreement were not oiten on ,pt urtE
irr,s on account OF other anu more HnPoi 'a"'
questions.
y,,u. the latest telegraphic dispatches from The
uerubllc OF San Domingo report the p'ssipl'S
~ conflict with Spain. 1t seems uht lTc'i'ehl
Heureaux is desirous Of avoiding the o'"er co'ln''
.to, threatened to cauAe war between ms toV-
eminent and France lie has not yet surreNp'r""
t o-o ooo francs which he took arbitrarily froT me
t NJ the Banco Nacionai, Franco-pomih'cal
e,ahlisbnont.. Eut the Paris papers say that VI.
Iisnr.rn The French cliIzei. whose case was men
,i,nd in The Tribune OF February mas b'cH SCI
=. it,crtv after more than one year oI lnlIflS'H-
ment He soap Inanufact1rfiir fisrnni, an1 cone me-
nii'hntl. !, competitor OF President licuI,auh Mho
e1 In n soap factory. ana he hah not donc
IN in'o - fugfifying his arrest lie was released
a.s5.,ah ,Se efforts Of the Spanish consul VINO mas
,hi,pus roe OK French affairs In san Domingo
had cth ~ suspenson Of diplomatic relations be-
,neon that Republic and france
T., countries so often disturbed by chronic rcvou-
,,. &C the Spanish "a merican Republics are, the
,aa,i., NJ a Vice-Prcsident always assumes great
,or,.nce Such an election has Just taken place
iii ~ iI,c"ador and Senor Don vicente Luco Salazar
N ~ tan elected by an immense majority. His
has Deeh s for the Vice Presidency was Don Julio
Castro.
r,o ,,airtenance Of friendly relations between
-, "a porn will be subjected 10 n critical test
49, ear Nv the treaty OF Ancon. which crowned
~ ,ssa the defeat OF the Peruvians. II was arrrcd
~, ,he nrovinces OF Tacpa am africa should re-
80, under the rule Of Chill ten years ani that in
,oos nlebiscite should be taken by which the
.n,e Of those provinces would vote whether they
P.a % remain Chilians or become again Peru
80 THE country In favor of which the plebiscite
honId result was TO pay $lO,OOOVo 10 us rival II
saems that Peru fears that as the VVte ls TO be
Snn ,nder the supervision OF the ChIiia authori-
taxe t =, the two provinces It will DC favorable TO