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TWO THOUSAND REVOLTS
nEVOLUTIONARY RECORD 0F8PANISH
AMERICAN GOVERNMENTS,
I'mlialilo KrTrot r tlm Civil Wur at
lltinno Arrt Tlm lllnody Atinnli of
ttin Itpputillc I.yln; to the Houlli of
the United Htnte.
Oopyrlglit by American l'rcfui AmocIMIoh J
Tho ncont civil wnr In IJuenoi Ayrcii
take tlm ArKuntlno Hepubllo fnim thn
Ida of thn United HUtr, Cnnndn, Ilrltlsh
Ilotidurn. nnd Oiilium, nnd places It agnln
In tho column of revolutionary common-
JUAlr.2 CKIAIAM. TIIlT AIU1KNTINK IIUI.KII.
wenltlm. To nny onu who hn vlnlted tlmt
tmrt of tlm world thl I bad piioiikIi perne.
What niiikra ninttera wormi Ik that tho In
Burrectlon should hnvo broken out In ono
of tho handsomest cities of tho South
American continent. Whatever tho ultl
inato jiolltlcnl reault may Ikj, tho city has
been terribly damaged, Its commercial
prosperity Injured, nnd Its growth checked
for at leant tho next ten years.
Tho city of lluonoii Ayret Is a capital, u
motropolU and uvon more. On account of
tho river nystom of tlm continent It com
mands not only tho trade of ItH own land
hut also a goodly part of that of Uruguay,
Paraguay and Uracil. Whllo thoroughly
Bpanish It Is nlmnit as polyglot as Now
York. Its population contains heavy rep
resentations from Italy, Portugal, (Jrcoco,
France, Germany, England, Ireland, Scot
land, Holland, Denmark nnd China, as well
as largo numbers of negroes, Indians and
half breed. In tho past docado It has re
ceived as many If not more Italian iinml
grant n tho entire United States. Along
side ot It tho other Argentina municipali
ties, such as Hosarlo and Cordovan, tdnk
into Inslgulllcance. Its relation to tho na
tion is tlm name oh would bo tlmt ot Now
York to tho United States, were tho latter
to havo a population of 0,000,000, with Chi
cago and Philadelphia cut down to 600,000
apleco,
Thosttoot tho city is admirable. It lies
upon tlm west bttuk of tho great La Plata
rlvor, which at thin tiolnt Ih a hugo arm of
tho ea, incapable of doing damage by
XrcsUct or Inundation, aud almost so by
heavy sUirtn or high tide. Tho land slopes
at a small auglo upward toward tho in
terior, being a part ot tho saiuo geologic
formation as th famous pampas or plains
inland. Tho soil Is fertile, nud contains
enough saud aud gravel to give It a suerb
natural drainage. As a consequence there
Is but little marsh land and little or no
malaria orsymotlo diseases. As compared
with Montevideo, Rio do .Tanlero, Uahla
nnd Pernambuco, Uuenos Ay res is cleaner,
drier, cooler and fnr mom healthful.
Tho original architects of the city were
wisor than those of tho older North Amer
ican cltias, aud laid tho placo out upon
broad aud liberal linos. Tho streets are
wide, straight aud handsome, and ovory
hero and there parks and publlo squares
afford breathing spaces aud lounging
places to tho clthons. Tho two leading
squares were recently tho entrenched
camps of tho government nnd tho revolu
tionists. That of -tho former, tho Plaza
Victoria, or Victoria square, is Mtuated at
tho cast cud, or oldest part ot tho city,
almost on tho river's bank. It is a mnss
of fluo trees nnd beautiful vegetation, well
lighted by gas nnd electricity, and contain
iug many tlno works of art. Around it
aro four lines of largo buildings, including
tho cathedral, archleplscopal palnco, the
Central "National bank, city hall, custom
house, government olllco building and
police hcadquartera.
Tho government buildings are laruro aud
commodious, nnd about as ugly ns the
New York postofllce. Their shelling by
tho insurgent gunboats will therefore bo
a blessing In disguise. Tho cathedral is a
very noblo cdillco. It Is a masslvo pile, 153
rect wiao una a roct long. Tlio front Is a
perfect reproduction of n Corinthian temnlu
at tho liest period of Greek art, and its In
ferior U funioni for Its beauty and com
fort. Tho only drawback Is a clumsy dome,
which suggests a monster rlllo bullet, and
which is as ugly as tho facade Is beautiful.
Unllko in Uracil, tho church In Uuenos
Ayrcs has not antagonized tho Intelligent
classes, and enjoys popular respect and,
what is moro important, support. Tho
cathedral is without exception tho best
architectural featuro of tho city, and is
dally visited by travelers from every part
of tho globo.
Tho other great square which wiw held by
the lusurgents is thoPlazaLavalloorPluza
ParnuofParksnunrnV wlilob llmintmiir tuv.
en blocks or seven-eighths of a mile from
Victoria square. It is of tho aamo dlmcn-
GOVEKXMEKT IlUILDtNOS, 11UKK03 AYItES.
slonsnstho latter and about as attractive in
its arrangements. Its surroundings nro
cheap nnd unattractive, the only buildings
of prominence bclug an artillery magazine,
a church, a police station and a few stores.
Ttostiwts run directly from one square
to the other, nnd along thcta most ot the
fighting Iioa occurred.
It Is strange how the Latin republics run
to civil wnr. Ot the fifteen (outside of
Mexico) there is not ono but whoso history
is a sad series of uprisings, carnage ami
death, Courteous, capable aud intelligent,
these Spanish pec-plqn prosper In almost
every field except that ot politics. Here
they worn to lose all self control and rea
soning power, and to appeal to tho sword
and youot upon tho most trivial pretext,
It hardly sound credible when it is as
Mrted that a thousand revolutions have
'W'S-wJ'li.
CAPITAL CITY COURIER,
occurred In thn present century In Central
and South America, not Including at least
a Cionsand others of compnrntlvo luslgnlll
at, ice. Vet theso figures nro Mow rntlier
than nlwvo tho truth, A brief review of
tho record of theo nntlons may thereforo
bo of Interest to tho render. "
Uuenos Ayres Is no strnngor to civil wnr.
In 1810 and 1SI1 there wero flerco struggles
over tho establishment of a provisional
government. In 1810 thoy declared them
selves Independent of tho Spanish crown,
and ngnlu went to fighting on their imu
account. Uctweeu lt7 and 18.Y3 no lis
than thirty Insurrections broko out, blos
somed for a day and then dlsapteored.
In 18.VJ-,) they had a general civil wnr, In
which tho lo.isivs on each sldo were very
large. From that tlmo on thoy havo had
llttlo or no domestic trouble until 1800.
Uracil's recent revolution, In which the
empire was destroyed, tho omiieror exiled
and a republic proclaimed, is not tho first
In her Interesting history. Her Unit In
surrection occurred as far back as 1577.
Tlm second, which was n general rising
against a foreign and despotlo government,
occurred ill KIM. Fifteen years inter there
was an aiiortivo errort made to start an In
dependent kingdom. In KU5 a revolt
broko out which was suppressed after
great bloodshed, hut which lasted olT aud
on for nine years. A brief Insurrection
marked the year 1780 nn echo, n It
wore, of tho American wnr of independ
ence. From 1817 to IKS) four attempts to
create a republic wero made, but all
failed. The year INN saw civil war in
ono-hnlf tlm provinces of tho empire.
From tho last date to 1890 a wlso and
liberal government kept tho nation from
Intcrneclno iliniculticH. Tho lust revolution
achieved what had been thoobject of many
jireiTecessorH.
Uruguay, from tho tlmo of Its Independ
ence In tb-JS up to U00, wan tho scene of
hundreds of mutinies, lntrlguen and revo
lutions, nut one ot which seems to havo
been Identified with any principle, aud all
of which wero apparently tho results of
quarrels among politicians, ofllco holders
and olllco seekers.
Venezuela camo Into publlo uotlcu In
1810, when It began ItH war of independence
ngalnstSpaln under tho famous hero, Ucu.
Uollvar, Tho war lasted cloven years.but tho
national autonomy was notrecognl.eduntll
1815 by tho mother country. From 1840 to
1870 there wero not less than thirty civil
wan. between tho Unionists and Federal
ists, tho two chief parties of tho Intnl.
Slnco that time they havo contented them
selves with two revolutions.
Colombia or New Grenada, as it is per
haps better known to American readers,
began Its revolutionary career in 1811,
when it declared Its independence of Spain.
In IbiW a terrible civil war occurred, occa
idoucd very much like the present one in
nueuoH Ayrcs by quarrels over tho na
tional debt. It lasted llvo years and nearly
ruined tho commonwealth. Dctwecn 18W
and 1873 over sixty insurrections nnd wide
spread mutinies occurred. Since thnt tlmo
tho nation has been comparatively peace
ful nnd hns enjoyed considerable pros
terlty. Ecuador started tho Insurrection busi
ness In 1800 nnd 181'J by un attempt to ol
tain self government. These failed, but In
18V0 a third attempt succeeded. During
TIIK CATIIKDItAU MJKXOS AYIIKS.
the next twenty-live years there were two
uprisings: but amends were made for this
Uaween 1815 and 1885, in which iwrlod are
recorded seventeen revolutions of different
sizes.
Chill rebelled from Spain in 1810, but was
crushed by tho hitter's armies six years
Inter, It reversed matters the following
year and became Independent. In 182.1 It
indulged In a first class revolution, fol
lowed by eight smaller ones, tlm last ono
being In 1830. A long period of peace aud
thrift was closed by the Insurrection of
1851 under Gen. Urrioln, slnco which time
there has leen practically no houm troubles
larger than riots.
Peru proclaimed independence In 1814
without success. A second time, in 1831, it
did better, tho war thus inaugurated last
ing three, years, and bringing as Its reward
tho sought for freedom. Tho prize proved
hardly worth tho having, as It started a
series of civil wars which continued until
1887, During this term of sixty-three years
there wero forty-seven rt'lielllous.
Doltvlu, the inland republic, was origi
nally a part of aud known as Upper Peru.
It secured Its independence In 1823, and im
mediately i hereupon liegnn civil wnr, in
tho followli.g three years there lelng not
less than fifteen popular uprisings. In
1820 there was a successful nilielllon under
Gen. Ulanco, in 1830 a counter rebellion.
Five years after occurred a hard fought
wnr. From tills time on to 1871 tho his
tory ot tho country is a record of lighting
cither at homo or abroad. Since that time
they. have turned over a new leaf, and en
gaged in only one foreign wnr and flvo in
surrections. Paraguay was born as a nation in 1811.
In 181 1 it became n dictatorship under Dr.
Frauclu, aud afterward Lopca and tho
tatter's son. It has had fewer revolutions
than any other South American common
wealth, those recorded lielng but two in
number aud of slight importance.
Costa lilca is tho best behaved of all tho
Central American republics, having hnd
but flvo Insurrections slnco it started life
in 1830.
Nicaragua, In tho sixty-nine jears It has
Ikhmi a free nation, has had -100 revolutions,
tho largest number ou record.
Guatemala, of the same ago as Nicara
gua, was probably deterred by tlm latter's
examp'o from going into insurrections
wholesale. Only eleven are credited to
her account In her history,
San Salvador, the smallest republic of
tho New World, is ono of tho liveliest. It
has hud 100 civil wars in Its short career,
and is now cngngol in war with Guate
mala and also at home.
Honduras, noted as the hind where Co
lumbus first put foot upon thobollof tho
continent, has sulllced Its appetite for
blood with thirty-three uprisings a very
modv-st show compared with those of its
neighbors.
Compared with such a chronicle tlm ca
reer ot the United States, of England, Ger
many and even France Is absolute pence.
William E. S. Kales.
The Duchess of Lelnster appeared at the
late state ball at Uucklngham lfilaca wear
ing diamond epaulets, a diamond corselet,
colls of lightly mounted diamonds among
the laces of her wondrous gown, a diamond
tiara, diamond bracelets, a diamond neck
lace, and moro (diamond brooches and
buckles than tho dazzled beholder could
count.
Kin r JirJf
SATURDAY, AUGUST
A DATING RODQERY.
Itow liuirillimto dreed llrmiKlit Its Own
I'liiiUbinoiit.
Clad in Ills bullet proof coat of mall, tho
trusty guard of tho k-o wagon sat In tho
iron plntcd turret on tho hurricane deck
of tho vehicle, with his Winchester rlllo In
hlshnnd, a collection of hand grenades
within easy reach, and his belt full of navy
rovolversof the largest size. On a little
shelf in front of him was a pair of sabers
ready for Instant uso In nn emergency re
quiring hand to hand lluhtlim. and n now.
orful Held glass for detecting an enemy
nt long range swung on a pivot hi such a
way as to command a vlow of tho land
scutM) In every direction. Tho driver of the
wagon, as heavily armed as the nature of
his duties would permit, sat In a bomb
proof Inclosiire, and guided tho horses by
means of Hues passing through portholes
In front, whllo tho athlete who occupied
tho responsible- and dangerous position at
the rear of tho wagon aud delivered the
Ico to customers was equipped with bot
tles of vitriol for defensive use, and wore
under his outer garments a suit of chain
armor that had belonged once to a base
ball umpire.
Under tho watchful protection of tlm
guaru on tho roor tho wagou hnd stopped
nt Its regular places, the man id tlm rear
had mudo several deliveries of Ico to cus
tomers In infect safety, and as tho driver
turned down a wide streft In a thlcklv
settled portion of tho town, with fow per
sons In lght oxcept children at play, the
vigilance of tho trio in chnrgo of tho Ice
wagon relaxed and a sense of security stole
over them.
Suddenly as thoy passed an nllev atroon
of horsemen dashed outof It wltha wild yell,
half a dozen lassos flow through tho air,
and IWoro they could recover from their
confusion tho guard on thu roof nnd the
man ou tho rear step of tho wagon were
dragged from their posts, thrown to the
ground and bound with ropes. This done
a part of the gang opened flro with re
volvers on tho bomb proof casemate where
tho driver sat, and succeeded In occupying
Ills attention while the others with crow
bars and sledge hummers forced open the
Iron doors in tho rear.
Tho plans of the daring robbers hud been
laid with care, and In less tlmo than It
takes to tell of It they had succeeded In
their desperate undertaking, aud wero on
their way out of tho town with their booty,
a chunk of Ico weighing at least ton pounds,
carefully wrapped In a blanket.
Tho knowledge that tho news of tho rob
bery would Ikj Hashed through tho placo
and telegrnphed far mil wide, accompanied
by offers of largo rewards for their capture
dead or alive, lent wlugii to tho fleeing vil
lains. They had held up many a train on
tho plains of Texas and in thu rocky fast
nesses of Missouri, but had nover engaged
beforo In a scheme of plunder on so gigan
tic a scale, and they rodo from tlm scene of
their exploit with tho wild haste- of men
fleeing for their lives.
In ii llttlo clearing in tho heart ot a dense
wood, miles and miles from tho town they
had invaded, these men halted nt Inst.
Turning their Jaded animals looso they
gathered eagerly about their price. Un
rolling it with tho utmost euro thoy feasted
their eyes ou Its glittering outlines, and
with hands trembling with excitement
thoy prepared to divide It.
"No cheatlngl" thundered Urokcn Nosed
Pete, as a gaunt villain with a saw drew it
across tho block a little to tho left of the
Hue ho had drawn across it witli a dagger.
Hare Lipped Moso sprung to his feet with
a terrible oath, knives flashed In the air,
derringers wero drawn and tho sounding
aisles of tho dim woods rang with tho
voices of men in nngry strife.
High roso tho din of conflict. The pity
ing buii looked down on Goglo Eyed Hank
nnd Grizzly Jake, tho Terror of Uloody
Gulch, engaged In a fierce combat, whllo
Comancho Dick and Wild Mike rolled over
nud over on tho ground, biting nnd goug
ing eacli other In frnntio rage. Duro
Dovil Sum and Ono Eyed Jackson emntied
their pistols at each other, and then fought
at closo quarters with brass knuckles and
slungsliots. In this way tho battle had
raged for some tlmo without nny decisive
result, when a frightful, blood curdling
yell from one of tho combatants caused a
suspension of hostilities. Ho had stopped
fighting nud was standing In wild dismay
over tho spot whom tho captured treasure
had lain.
It had vanished.
Whllo they hud been fighting over its
possession the sun hnd melted away u
fortunol Chicago Tribune.
A I'rttctloul Memento.
Sir James And wero you In Rumor
American Lady I guess not. (To her
daughter) Say, Delia, did we visit Romcr
Fair Daughter Why, ma, certainly!
Don't you rememborr It was In Homo wo
bought tho llslo thread stockings!
American lady is convinced. Punch.
Hud lleen Careful.
Guest I lelievo I seo severnl fllos In this
soup, waiter.
Walter (In surprise) You must bo mis
taken, sir. I was very careful to take
them all out beforo I brought It In. De
troit Kreo Press.
No I'retty Ones Wanted.
Applicant I understood you wonted a
cookf
Mudnmo Yes; I want a plain cook.
Applicant It's a plain cook, is Itf Is
your husband a little bit foxy? Lowell
Citizen.
A Dearth of Topics.
Fannlo I wonder why Mr. Simpson is
always talking about himself.
Kate Uecuuso ho doesn't know any sen
sible thing to talk about Washington
Star.
Seldom.
Walter How do you havo your steakf
Tramp Rurol Lowell Citizen.
Moro Than I'unUliud.
tilvr
"What Is tho charge against this prison
er?" "Ho's a thief, your houor," said tho po
liceman. "What did ho stealf "
"He took mo picture wldout mo knowln'
It."
"The nrUouer lias tho sympathy ot the
courtulcharBed." Puc,
9, 1890
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