New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20


yoraznn. in 1899 but wa disrupted after his death
Since then the latest proposal FOR re-estabn i
Trancisco Iainfiesta the representative Of 'inate-
maIa at the Diet convok"d IN me c,N ol 'ai'
fle but could not be carried into cffect on ac-
count Of the revolution whicn soon ai'er over
threw President Menendez oil SdI'""o'
T, venczucla the newspapers. and especially
"I,l TEMPO" request the Government To efthb-
ush all Though the Republic Industrial and hsri-
cultural schools They say that mp TO the present
time the Government has founded ana supported
many universities and schools for art ana Htera-
ture but none where practical methods TO develop
the immenee natural resources Of the country can
be taught. Professional or so-cail"i a" 6en
careers are so obstructed that young men ma IL
diiicut to make an honorable living as doctors
lawyers profess3rs elc ne @nI Ify nre
The Society of Writer'S" recently established In
cnba. is making favorable progress. and the mum
Der OF its adherents continually Increases AT one
Of It's stings It passed resolutions resretting
the death Of the eminent Juriscoiisui ana writer
Senior ID. Nicolas Arcarate
In the first FIVE months OF this year there arrived
q, the ports OF the Oriental Cruguayan Republic
q 1856 passengers 27S26 OF whom proceeded further
I'D the Plate River. This was an Increase Of 5sio
in the populatlon Of the Republic That population
amounted 10 1907 on December 81. 1873. according
to the official bulletin of the Government
E,y-IreSident tIuzHhn fIall'o, Oi N'i'Hhih' WIN
WAS overthrow three years ago and is now living
I'm Paris IN princely style. seems 10 have still Few
partIsans in his country. ~. Dario." Of Valencia,
relates that on the occasion Of the annual festival
in honor OF Bolivia. people paradef the streets
hearing banners inscribed with the words. Long
liz. the Liberal party" but only one man dared TO
cry cry Long live GurInan Banco.'
The Government OF the Colombian Republic. by
decree issued on July ~. the National holiday. or
dered the setting at liberty Of all nlividuils who
were imprisoned that time for political offences.
NJ f;uadras her native place. to the memory of
Pollcarpa Saabarrieta tn. heroine OF the Colombian
war for independence
While many Montevldeo and Buenos Ayres news
papers especially those published in English and
favorable British interests. publishing ma
licous reports about inc situation In Brazil. the
press In Paraguay displays warm sympathy toward
the new Republic established In South America,
This sympathy is noticed especially In ia Union.
of Ascension, the organ Of the Party National Re
publican" which has been In power since the peace
ful' revolution OF the 9,h Of June last which
President Gonzales and placed At the head or
the PGraguayan Government As temporary Presl-
dent MOrnigo cnOseT for that office by the
National Congress at Assumption, the capital Of
fine and truguayan republics have published many
articles attempting 10 rdicue the brazilian project
for erecting a monument at Rio Jaiciro TO Pres-
dent Monroe whose doctrine has so eNectually as
sisted the Spanish American republics In achieving
their independence. The articles OF The Montevideo
Times" ''Buenos Ayres standard and others are
directed a much against the United states a.
against Brazil itself.