The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-22

elections were peaceful. The Liberal cab
inent proposes popular measures and the
emperor is universally liked The coup tic
main may affect the status of the Brazilian
delegates to the Pan American congress.
EEvoLrTloNisrs CONTROL THE CABLE.
Late tonight the Brazilian minister had
received II" cablcyranls about the rcv"ln-
tion in Brazil. The state department had
fact that cablcgrams were being
received by business men, the
brazilian minister concluded that the rrvn-
lutionists had Possession of the cable alnl
would permit no cablcgrans to be sent To
him. When shown the list ot,lic new c,lj-
inct he said it was composed of able men,
but they were not all known as republic
ans when he left Brazil. and he could not
account for the change of sentiment Of
some them.
LONDON, Speial.-Thc BRAZILIAN legation
here has received no official udviccs from
Rio Janciro. A dispatch from Rio .lancru
a.ys Dom Pedro has departed from BRAZIL
He sailed direct for Lisbon Hclore his de-
parturc he was formally notified of his
deposition. At the snmr time he was ILL
formed that the civil list would be cun,in-
nc.l. The province of bahia opposes the
republic, but most of the other provinces
have sisniicd their adherence To the ncw
regime Doctor Barhuza. She new minister
of finance, announces that all contracts ell
tered into by the imperial government will
he maintained. The city is uuiNs. The
overthrow oftl,e ,emonanly has rarily
paralyzel business. On the cAlangcs
nothing is doing. NiSrn,lnt Ourn Prctu. en-
minister of the interior, and Scnur Nav
unck, banker, have been arrested. The
revolutionary commission has been sworn
i'll before the chamber of tlic,m,,niciIsli,y
The republic is Il certainty. and great tn
til u>iasm Prevails. The corvette Earthul-
ONES Dia1 has ,ccI ordered from I>hun tn
Brazil. \ dispatch from Hio .janrro ,uihr
Commcrcio do Porto of u,nrtn says that
the former prime minister of Brazil has
been ordered tu leave the country. AMI that
he will sail Immediately on hoard tile R;,.
lila.
REPUBLICANS WERE CuNFiI,I:ST.
The Paris correspondent of tie Daily
News says the Republican council IL, l;io
Janrirn decided Il few months :l.n that the
the most prnpitiu,iS occasion IN Which tu
proclaim the republic hy the leaders. Tile
party was $" confident "i ,utrr.S ,'a, they
ordered Il number of Republican ilays t" br
made in this city. In the new llay the i'm
lrrial crown is replace, h% Plry@iall cap
II is reported that Dom Pedro recently cx-
pressed to his prime minister the opinion
t!nt the government had nut m,ull longer
to live. Among the call>,; tia, led in the
revolution were the tyrannical measures
To which the government rc,ultul in
order to secure the return oi
its supporters Mt the last clrrti,ns when
many electors were ARE ted and imrris-
oncd. The Brazilian minister at Paris en-
presses surprise that several stanrIl mon.
arcliists whom he thought incapable ni
treason, are rcInrta among the rin.lradrr>
of the brazilian revolution. He said that
the Republicans are onl II snail minority;
that the emperor is universally hrl"vcl
that Gen. Da F"lSicl has much Prestige
and is popular with the army, aud that
Semor Constant is not important as Il poll
tcian. The minister's sou .,'"ul> til" idea
TINT slavery lad anything, 10 do with the
movement. The Republicans. he sai'l,
Wv w l'G "IstN'S
~ revolution had been tolc>rcl,. hu, was
not expected I" take place until after til,
death oftlic emperor.
MAY EXTEND To rni:rI-;iL.
BMrssEI.s, Special. 1.-The I.iSlp"n cnrrc-
spon'lcnt of the Independence Eclguc trlc-
graphs that in Portuguese official circle,
the overthrow oft einpise in Brazil is re-
garlc'l as final. The royal family "f Pnr-
tugal feel special sympathy with the, de-
posed imperial family of rrazil. not alone
"n account of faulty rr!a,i"us!lil. bat l,,-
cause similar events arc n", r",,i,lri IS, i'm.
possible in Portugal.
AN "rln"1TNlry f"E El.NiNi:.
BERLIN, Special. -tuiru,,tin. upon the
chaos likely lu result in Ri" lani.ru, TIM
Cologne Gazette says: "Nr l;l,inc will
hardly resist the temptation i" bring Amer
lean Influence To bear upon The lr-tinics OF
the South