New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
SPANISH-AMERICAN TOPICS.

Tho Peruvian paper. "I.l Comercio." OF Lima
nuhshes detailed particulars relative TO the al
legged invasion OF Peruvian territory ny boh'ia"
forces. event recently reported ny ui9id
from the Southern Pacific coast. ANY sisi'' NV
dent occurring IN the international relations OF
countries along that coast Is calcuia'eu ~ 49,
general attention. because since the 'a'e O'i,'o
Peruvian war which created an 'Alsace-Lorraihe
in South -Bolvia-Peru and Chii n'''
be put al loggerheads on account OF 'he AN"
Tacna territory. On August - ters ocad ~
AIolendo a place in that region, ahhouhvsu, .aI
Lima that a bolivian troop numbering SIX huhuioIi
men, Of the division of General fanuJ, s' another
Telegram reported the passage Oh ail0net 'Ji,r'a
Immediately The citizens OF u, Ihe voI,nicor their
services to the authorities. Fortunately. me re-
nnnf exnlaincd Ina: only a few soldiers of Colonel
Pando had made detour IN PERUVIAN so'' " p,,or
cort some boatmen who had TO embark on a rNer
vessel
The funeral Of the late President Of Uruguay. as
sassinated by Arrodondo-who. by the bye Is or
Italian origin like Caserio and Angolillo-was ceie-
bratcd with great pomp at Montevdeo Ihere were
about five thousand soldiers in :he cortege OF inc
head Of which the young Juan ldihrte boroa'
son Of the late President; some memners OF HIS
family and also the Archbishop of Montevideo
After these personages came the Provisional Pres-
dent of the republic Sclor Don Cuestas: the Min
listers. tho Deputies. the DIPLOMATIC corps anu a
,ycre made at the cemetery. The streets were
lined with more than thirty thousand spectators
Who sympathized with the son and family OF me
H. president Still il was noticed that tho news
papers excepting ia Espana," were rather tams
in their expressions of regret, and they commen'e1
the assassination.
ms, he,ore the breaking out OF the revolutionary
troubles IN Guatemala which may finally involve
Salvador as IT happened In 1885. at tho time OF
Rnsno Barrios's dictatorship. the Congress OF the
Salvadorean Republic had adopted a measure des-
a. no
economic crisis had lowered the resources or me
treasury and the consress has inonsht 'h h,,
monetary basis. Consequently IL has decreed me
adoption OF the gold standard In the kepuohc OF
Salvador
In the Argentine Repubc great excitement. was
created bv the murder OF President Borda NJ Monte
vilco This brought near home questions relative
TO anarchy. Buenos Ayres and aiontcvideo being
something ike the upper and lower ends OF the
Same harbor at the estuary OF La Plata River
Il Is reported therefore from Buenos Ayrcs by mail
that the national congress was 10 be called TO as
cuss n bill intended prevent the propagation OF
Anarchist doctrines II the Argentine Republic ana
ne ,nfroducton in ;nat country OF Anarchists ex-
ne,Ied from other lands. At any rate the Minister
OF the Interior Don Quirino Costa: dd not walt for
tbo nresenfafion and the vote Of the above-men-
toned bill Having been Informed by the Argentine
vcnil" Mates. sentences to deportation. had been
shipped for Ruenos Ayres the Mnisier orjcrtd me
noXious Spaniard
While Peru and Bolivia were discussing from
tier trespasslng a similar discussion was raised
between Paraguay and Bolivia. correspondence
from sucrc Bolivia TO the "Buenos Ayrcs stand
ard" a paper which Tho American methods OF iis
editor william Y. Burt. ~ Boston. have rem
dercd so popular and influential In Argentina clear
Is summarizes the question AZ issue between the
two inland South American republics Il says
mat paraguay prcicnds to shut out Bolivia from
the Paraguay River. WI. leads to tho Atlanuc
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liyia and that the latter would nni 1t almost i'm.
possible TO send thousand men 10 the scene oi
dispute The latter ff-uliy seems 10 haN" been
peacefully settled according 10 recent dispatches
and at Pny rate Paraguay. while maintaining her
rights a. 10 the frontier limits Will continue 10 give
Ro,iVia all facilities FOR her communication win
Inc Atlantic coast down the Paraguay River