Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-19

party in Parliament signifies little because
all parties are deeply tinged with republic
canism. Had the Emperor been continu-
ally in power it is improbable that the rev.
olution would have occurred while he
( lived.
PREPARING A CIRCULAR.
RIO JANEIRo, November 18th. = The
Government has announced that 1t will
firmly maintain order Ii is preparing a
circular to foreign Governments relative to
the overthrow Of the Empire. which will
be telegraphed to them through the Brazil
ian representatives abroad.
The province OF Bahia has signlhed its
adherence to the Republic. News from
the other provinces shows that they are
also in favor of republican form of Gov
eminent.
THE COFFEE MARKET.
New YORK. November 1Sth.-There was
great excitement and big attendance at
the Coffee Exchange this morning. due to
the interest felt in the Brazilian situation.
Up to 1890 the usual Rio cable had not
| vet arrived, and all attention was conferred
on the expectation of the news 1t would
| bring.
Coffee advanced from Is to 55 points
I 20, $50 bags were SOLD.
AN INTERESTING INTERVIEW.
WASHINGTON. November 18th. = There
was no news at the Brazilian Ministry to-
dav concerning the recent revolution in
Brazil 1t is apparent, however. that the
Brazilian officials here have become finally
convinced that the Emperor has been over
thrown.
In conversation to-day, prominent citi-
zen of Brazil said he was convinced the
men who had lead in the revolution could
| not retain their leadership. They are un-
known to fame and without followers in
| their own country. There were two courses
open to the revolutionists. They might
perceive their own weakness and call
convention which would bring together the
really representative men of the country
and this convention would consider the
problem of providing u satisfactory form of
| government and settle the question as to
] whether Brazil is ready for a republic or
whether the Imperial family had better be
recalled
| If the present leaders refused to adopt
! this course then they would be obliged to
assume more and more arbitrary dictstion
of affairs, and the result would be dicta-
torship.
OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION.
WASHINGTON, November 1Sth-A cable
gram has been received which is quite long
and is a complete official confirmation of
the information already published. 1t
| states officially that the empire has
been abolished and the Emperor sent out
| of the country, and that a republic has
been established under the name of the
| United States of Brazil, and that a provis-
lonal Government has been formed with
! the officers already named in the public
dispatches. That all the provinces have
assented TO the new Government, that
peace and order prevails and that the new
| Government will carry out all the business
| contracts and agreements of the old one.
| This information the Minister officially
laid before the State Department to- night.
| The dispatch does not state whether the
Minister and other representatives of the
| former Government here will be recalled or
| directed to continue their relations as be-
| fore, that question being entirely omitted
from the communication, nor does it refer
| to the delegates to the International Con-
| gress now in session here.
| II is presumed by the officials them
selves that this matter will not be deter
mined for a considerable time, until the
new Government has time and opportunity
to shape its new policy, and determine
with reference to its officers to carry out the
same,
THE GARRISON BRIBED.
New YORK, November 18th.-A special
London cable received here this evening
says the Brazilian Minister at Vienna to-
night received dispatch giving the partic-
ulars OF the revolution. TonZca bribed
the garrison at Rio, by promises of pay, to
seize Rio. The seizure occurred Thursday
night. The Emperor was notified by
committee, which was accompanied by an
escort of troops, Friday morning that he
had been deposed. Dom Pedro received
| the news with composure, and within an
hour was placed on mail steamer to sail
| for Lisbon.
Financial houses on the continent knew
of the contemplated revolt as early as
| Wednesday, and stocks declined.
DOM PEDRo's CoMPosURE.
Rio JANEIRo, November 1Sth.-General
| Da Fonseca, Senior Constant and others
proceeded to Petropolis Friday morning
and informed the Emperor that he had
been dethroned.
Dom Pedro, supported by bis family, re-
ceived the deputation with absolute COM
posture. General Da Fonseca was spokes-
man. He said Brazil had advanced far
enough in the path of civilization to dis
peDSe WlJD monarchy Inc country,
while grateful to the Emperor for his patri-
otto services, was firmly resolved to recog-
nize only republic.
Dom Pedro made dignified reply. He
declined TO abdicate, but said he would
yield to force.
The Imperial family was allowed one
hour TO prepare for their departure.
THE GOVERNORS ALL MILITARY MEN.
RIO DE JANEIRo, November 17th.-Via
! Gslveston-Dom Pedro and the Imperial
family left yesterday for Lisbon in the
steamer Alagoas, which was escorted on
the Brazilian coast by the Riachuelo.
Senior Patrocinio has been imprisoned
for conspiracy against the Republic.
The Governors named by the provisional
Government are all military men. The
name adopted BY the Government for the
| Republic Is the United States of Brazil.
The province of Bahia has proclaimed
for the Republic. Peace and quietness
reigns The Republic will allow the de-
posed Emperor 500 cantors de refs per an
nun during life.
HEAVY PRECIPITATION.
1 Tho Rainfall General Throuphout the