New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-18
SPiNISH-INERICAN TOPICS.

The treaty OF peace between Chill and Bolivia
II IS again reported has been signed finally Stlll
it Is safer wait for confirmation OF the report
inasmuch as the treat conditions have been
officially made public Anyhow. i, will be remem-
heled that ques,on has been pretext for many
! local troubles in Bolivia. we'll IN Peru. which
is opposed to the treaty since it has been rumored
that it contains the transfer TO Bolivia Of portion
some chiefs Of the National Guard had requested
I permission their respective corps with
, Mauser r.hes OF tne latest pattern Bu. the Gov,
enment FARM mat this request might IT. conceal Zee
patriotic movement. refused It's assent 10 the re-
and a~ming The Nati1na; Guard is lis special privi-
ege chiefs had better surrender TO the Ministry
the furls they collected For the purchase OF the
! rifles.
/ The city Of Bog0ta. Columbia. came near says La
Estrelia" OF Panama. being the Of a bloody
counter between the German and French residents
on the occasion Of the twenty-f anniversary Of
the battle o. Sedan. Counter demonstrations had
been planned both sides. but they were fortu-
nately nipped in the bud by the prompt action OF
the police
Is tho ever-re urrng question of frontiers. which
has 50 long troubled the relations OF Brazil and
the Argentine and which Is putting England
and Venezuela al oegerhelds. destined to
similar troubles between the Republics OF Central
America? At any rate the Government of Hon
duras has just placed sum OF 300 francs at the
disposal Of Senior Carrera rs Consul at Madrid, to
enable him 10 investigate the Old archives OF the
Spansf- Indian possessions and hnd what are Inc
precise limits separating Honduras from the neigh
bor.ns states.
The Government Of Honduras does not neglect
any means to attract the attention Of foreign
nations and Their sympathy for It's commercial and
political development. u has appropriated go
pesos for subscriptions to new periodical which
Sehor Vargas Villa IS about TO publish in Paris.
where there already special newspapers ad-
vocarng the cause OF several Spanish American
countries
The people aud Government OF araguay are seiz-
ing every opportunity to proclaim and practically
demonstrate th' solid friendship which unites
them Brazil. their adversary OF thirty years ago
The newspapers OF Asuncion the Paraguayan
capital. and of other c.;ies publish Highly sus-
gestive articles about Brazil on the occasion OF the
seventy-hird anniversary Of the declaration Of in
Paraguayan citizens accompanied the brazilian
residents at Asuncion to present Their compliments
to Senior Lisboa. Minister OF Brazil. and TO celc-
brate the Anniversary
The Chilian Minister Senior Don Car,os Mo.as
Nicuha. accredited 10 the Government OF Paraguay
expected to arrive at Asuncion toward the
end OF September. The semcfiical organ Of that
city, LA OPINION" says that Senior Ncuna win be
the FIRST representative OF chill ever sent 10 Para
quay on a diplomatic mission. It adds that hts
lions already existing between the two countries.
and that the "Paraguaydn Youth intends to make
a manifestation OF sympathy the arrival OF the
Gillian Minister and Offer him banquet.
In Salvador real revival seems to have taken
place IN matters OF public instruction. Mixed
schools, on the American plan have been estab-
lished IN many places. Coquinolapa. las Huertas.
HObascO. etc
FTRhD REVOLvER INTO HGR OWN norm
Troy. y Y. Nov. l7-Mrs Frank Brault young
matron in Cohoes. committed suicide this morning
while temporarily insane. owing TO Illness on arls
Ing from bed. waere she left her husband st.n sleep