The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
THE BRAZILIAN REPUBLIC.
news OF the Revolution Confirmed-a
Peaceful Coup de Main.


NEW YORK, November ga Washing
Ton special says: From gentlemen init
mately acquainted with Brazilian politics
. IL Is learned that the revolution il purely
military and only formidable from the lack
OF troops outside Of Rio 10 bring against the
reyout onists. The force in Rio is but u. 900
There are not more than 10000 in addition,
and they are scattered all over the empire
General fensca, who is at the head Of the
revolution. was accused Of insubordination
: last July, and the Minister of War pro-
posed to have him court-martialed. hut
the Emperor forbade il. II the whole
force in Rio are Of one mind. things can be
carried with high hand. The Parliament
Is 10 meet next Wednesday. and many Of
the Senators and Deputies are already in
the city. IL they recognize the government.
: D)m Pedro's abdication may be- looked for; if
not. they will have 10 90 10 Jail. As the
reyolutionistsg control the cable, definite
news may not be received for several days.
THE REVOLUTION COMES As GREAT SUR
PRISE.
No financial troubles exist. The August
elections were peaceful. The Liberal Cabi-
net proposes popular measures. and the
Emperor is universally liked. The coup dc
main may affect the status Of the Brazilian
delegates 10 the Pan-Amercan Congress.
APLEBrsIrH.
RIO DE- JANEIRO. November GA re- |
port is in circulation here TO the effect that |
the question Of the future form Of the Bra /
lillian government will be submitted 10 a
Plebisite.
The Minister Of Marine has not been
killed as stated in previous dispatches. He
is seriously wounded. however, having been
shot by rebel soldiers.
REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED.
LONDON. November l6. The lates. a..
vices from Rio Janeiro state that repui-
lc has been proclaimed. with SenOr Dd
FOnseca as president The imperial min
isters are under arrest and in confinement.
The provisional government has guaran-
ted protection 70 them and Others OF the
Emperors family. Dom Pedro is at Petrop'-
lie. the seat Of his summer palace. Bus
ness in Rio is suspended. No danger 10 life !
or property exists. however.
BRAZILIAN SECURITIES FALLING.
LONDON, November lG.-Owing to the {
revolution at Rio Janeiro Brazilian securi- I
ties have fallen three per cent. on the Lon !
don Stock Exchange.
THE NEWS CHECKS EMIGRATION FROM "
SPAIN.
LONDON, November l6.-The news Of a a
revolution in Brazil. followed by the report n
OF another in Venezuela. may have the ef-
feet Of somewhat checking the wholesale \
exodus Of the farming classes from Spain
to south America. The emigration h7e II
assumed alarming proportions because Cf r,
The many disasters which have recently be-
fallen the Spanish agricultural districts Y
IL would almost appear a. IL all the pests in Il
existence were concentrating their attacks cl
1n the chief agricultural sources OF spanish -,
wealth.
LONDON ANXIOUS.
LONDON, November 6.-Eyerybody is
inxiously awaiting the arrival OF a reliable ~
md comprehensive account Of the reyOu- ~
ion in Brazil, and eagerly discussing the ~
neagre reports received meanwhile. ~
Financial confidence in Brazilian secur- W
les seems not TO have been much shaken ! =,
)y the turn taken hy affairs in the South ~
American Empire, ana the falling of in M
'ricos was much les, than might have been "
expected. ~
NEW CABINET FORMED. be-
RIO DE JANEIRo November l6.-A new Of
jabnet has been formed under the Presi- Sc
lency Of the SENIOR Dodoro da Fonseca. tiI
who will be Prime Minister without port
Olio. The Chamber Of Deputies has been SCI
Iiss0lie aud the Council OF STATE abolished. fe'
'uhlic opinion inclines toward permitting tie
peaceful evnerimenf with tho NOV" ''"" fe
THE POPULACE DAZED. ~,
LISBON, NOvtnff ~ ne 'oWWfIcf th
lo Portuqal publishes n dispatch dated at br
iio Janeiro, 4 L. NJ. Friday stating thai
ena6l constant is0c.iquasa and General
'onseeca virtually constitute the Govern &c.
nent Of Brazil, FOnseeca being the actual ",.
eader. At the time Of writing the dispatch 80.
roOps had started for the palace outside ~.
he city 10 make prisoners OF the Emperor -,
md his family. The pOpulace are ddZed AT no
he uprising aud refQs OF the army Dui ~.
ling 60 the hope that enough troops remain u,i
nyal to the Emperor to put down the rebel
ion. re,
PEACEFUL INSTITUTION. -.
B.LTlMcss, November lB.-E. Leyering thi
! Co.. received the fOllyw cablegrlm thi- SO
yen.ng from Rio JaneirO: > +. M.-Repub-
ic proclaimed. Political situation imProv-
NJ. Decline in bank rate. improbable. Of
.Ofee firmer. De-
THE NEW BRAZILIAN CABINET. Co
LoSDoS. November l6.-A later dispatch "'
rom I.i0 says ihe new Brazilian Cabinet
ganzed BY the soldiers is as follows:
resident. without portfolio. General Do De-
oro Da Fonseeca; Minister Of the Interior. Of
Artistide l,oba; Minister of Foreign Arairs. at
.qulntn BOcayura; Minister Of Finance IA
)r. Barbosa; Minister Of Justice, Campos ID,
'alies: Minister OF War, njaInin Con- th
tant; Minister Of Marine. Admiral Wander
lolt. Ninis.or Of Agriculture. Demeirls Il
iibenO. -enOr BOcayura Is Juul-
lalist. SenOr BarbOsa was men, Il.
yer IF the Chamber Of Deputies. Oh
'enor Constant i. \ Journalist and = pro- a
,.,aor 10 the polytechnic school. General ie
)a FOnseeca held command OF the prov lr
nee Of Mlnas Gereax. He was recently q.
punished for insubOrdination. iue new er
government kas i-sued manifesto an NJ
louncing that the monarchy has been abol- th
shed. Various provinces have sent as r.
,urances % support 10 lhe new regime. tn, "a
ormer Prime Minister has been arrested. M
rhe Emperor will be treated with the great ID
,st consideration. N
THE PEOPLE DO NOT sYMPATHIZE. 49,
LONDON. November l6-Dispatches re- pl
,eived from hi0 Janeir0, this evening il
,tate that the people at large do not seem Il n,
support the revolt, and II is believed th' M
government will soon recover It's authority +,
and suppress the outbreak. h,
THE Brazilian MINISTER HAS RECEIVED
au kEws or Ing REVOLUTION.
WAsHINGToN. ID. c.. November l6.-At
late hour tonight the Brazilian Minister -
had received no cable gan, about tn rev. r.
outon in Brazil. The state Department :
had no news t0 communicate, tIOm tnt
fact thai cablegrams We're being received
by business men. the Brazilian Milistei
concluded that the reyOu ionsts had poe =,
session OF the cable, and would permit no -
cablegrams to be sent to him. y
TIE slrpAfios CRITICAL. a
BALIlMORs, November lb.-E, Leyerine a
4 Co. have received the following from Rio Il
de Janeiro: The political situation TO-DAY 81
is extremely critical"
CABLE NOTES.
JpNpoS. November l6.-Prince Bismarck b
has peftiscd 20 sancliOn proposal submitted
TO him for the sale Of an African terriior, n
controlled by Germany and Is credited with =
pot parting with territory, no matter where :
lOealep. In
PARIS. November l6.-M. FlOquet was to-