The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-20
UN FAIr ACCOMPLI.
THAT'STH STATUS OF THE BRf.'
LILLIAN REPUBLIC.

Brazil Tranquil, But Considerable Trou-
b,e and Civil strife Anticipated in the
Tuture-The Portuguese Throne Also
AIsrmed-Lstest Reports over the sit-
uatisu.
fDSboN. November ia story was IN
circulation last night 10 the enect that the
leaders Of the Brazilian revolution went 10
the Emperor prior IN the uprising ana
representing the strength OF the kepuoiican
sentiment i'm the Empire. asked him 10 throw
his influence upon the side Of Democracy ~
return for which his Majesty was pronl.'u
the presidency Of the reconstructed govern,
ment. TO this proposal Dom Pe,irs j. sald
to have given an indignant answer III 'he
/ negative.
A member Of the Brazilian Legation sfys
the principal thing initiating against the
stability Of a republic IN Brazil. despite
strong Republican tendency IN the larger
towns. is the fact that the States comprise
vast area inhabited almost entirely by In
dians. negroes and half-brceds as innocent
Of civilization as are the Arabs OF the Airi-
can desert. 10 keep these people IN even
semi-subiectiOn required strong ana I'M
COMPROMISING Government.
the government has been superseded Dy
one selected by the people, aud they VIII
immediately take hand in self-gOyernment
10 an extent never dreamed Of by the most
liberal republic in existence. and the break
ng up Of the limited states Of BRAZIL into
independent territories will begin.
II is too early and the information AT hand
too meagrc 10 warrant prediction, but this
you NAV depend upon. whether the Brazil
ian republic has come 10 stay or the empire
shall be restored. the official career Of the
men now i'm power will be brief and their
exit from pubic life will be as sudden as
their entrance.
MOVEMENT FOR RESTORATION.
PARIS. November lg.-rhe Figure pub
fishes "A dispatch from Hamburg. stating
that merchants of that city have received II /
dispatch from Rio JaneirO. saving that
movement i'm favor of the restoration Of the
dethrowned Emperor, Dom Pedro, has been
started. and that fighting betWeen the eX-
Emper0r's sympathizers and tn rcyolG-
tionists i- now going on in the streets.
THE REPrBLIC EVERY WHERE PROCLAIMED |
LONDON. November ia dispatch from |
Rio Janero states that the Republic has |
been proclaimed throughout all the pro- |
vinces.
PORTUGUESE REPUBLICANS ELATED.
LISBON. November l9.-fhc Portuguese |
Republicans are greatly elatcd at the sue
cess Of the Republican cONp A. ff0f 10 |
Brazil. and there are mutterings Of distant |
thunder which are beginning 20 confirm the
belief that something Of the same nature
may be attempted in this country. Portugal |
is about ready for a revolution, ana the
Court is seriously alarmed.
The Portuguese are IN nearly the same
Or, ind ~ Ia Nr4 illun and =
more or less ready 10 forswear allegiance 10
the King and 10 set up its own President
and ministry. The impetus which has been
given 10 the growing discomfort hy the Bra
lillian revolution. makes the danger 10 the
present government imminent.
TROUBLE ANTICIPATED LATER ON.
NEw YORK. November lG.-Charles X.
Flint received two cablegrams from Brazil
this morning. one was from merchant
house in Para and stated: Exchange adj
yanccd from 21i4 tO2lA pence. Rubber al
vanced 80 rels. Brazil Tranquil. Rcyolu-
ton NAV cause trouble later on
The other cable was from Rio, aud con-
frmed the public reports about the depar-
ture Of the Imperial family and the
proclamation of the Republic; also that
the present government would carry out
all the obligations OF the imperial govern
ment, and that there was likely to De a
peaceful solution Of All difficulties. MIR.
Flint stated that the barometer by which the
condition Of affairs can be Judged was the
exchange. and that the fact OF the rate OF
exchange increasing ! pence which cor
responded % IL per cent. j. sienincant IN
showing that ia the minds of the bankers
and merchants. the stability Of Brazilian
finances was not likely % De disturbed Dl
the change Of government.
THE RATEOF EXCHANGE
in Brazil Mr. Flint SAID. corresponds ex-
actly 20 the fluctuations Of the greenback
currency I'm this country during the WAR"
The coffee exchange opened this morning
with no excitement. Futures were steady.
4 cable from London announces that the
market for Brazilian securities there Is firm
at slight advances.
INDICTED FOR BLACKMAIL.
LONDON. November ~ Claude Marks
and sidney Wooif-. proprietors OF the Mn
ma Record and of the Fiuraciat TIM
b we been indicted for blackmail The III
iictment grows out OF an alleged attempt 10
obtain large sums Of m 1ney for tho su"-
preston Of an article eiiectlng gold N n
NJ company.
THE NEWS N WASHINGTON.
Dispatches were received at the Brazilian
Legation here this evening from Rio dc d.
neiro reporting everything quiet there. and
the peaceful progress Of the revolution.
Senor Valenti. the Brazilian Minister. after
receiving those dispatches, said that be
placed no credcnce whatever in the Euro
pcan reports from Paris and Hamburg OF
roting aud fighting in Rio.
BERLIN. November BIN the Reichstag
TO-DAY the motion 10 rescind the law pr,-
hibting the importation If cattle was re-
iected. as was also that permitting free i'm
portation Of swine, shipped directly %
slaughter houses.
LONDON, November l9.-lt is stated that
the Queen has forwarded 10 Dom Pedro an
invitation 10 visit her at Windsor