The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-10
FOR AN EMPTY HONOR
More Menhssa ~ the Regal Psssily Glvea
Notice Co 0ait The Csansvy---1a-
cBslemts IN CoaHectsDa with
the Esu Peror's Departure.

LISBON, Dec. S.-f'rtnce Augustt, grand
son of Dom Pedro and son OF Prince Au-
gust Of Saxe-Cobur9, who suffered greatly
from chills and fever during the voyage
from Rio JaneirO, 10 again Ill. Tho inn
perial family has not yet decided upon a
policy, and NOS yet hxel upon place
where they will sojourn in Europe. Many
favor the at,llication Of the throne by both
Dom Pedro and his daug hter, the Co,in-
tess Den, In favor Of Prince Pedro. the
eldest son of Count and Countess Den.
now ~ years old. with a regency under
Prince Pedro Augtlsti of Saxe-CoburR, the
other son-in-law OF Dom Pedro. Prince
Pedro AuR,isti is "a years old.
The steamer Atrato has arrived with
the statement that n revolution in Brazil
was precipitatcd by the attempt of the
government to remove disaifected troops
stationed at Rio Janeiro to brainum. aud
the revolt was confined to the military
students. General Da Fonseca, head of
by by him to Dom Pedro OF November is.
said: Democratic sentiments OF the
nation combined with resentment at
government against the army and
navy, and the spoilation of their rights
aye facc OF tSis stna;nn the nresemce of the
imperial family i'm this country il in,pos-
sible. Yielding therefore To the exiRen-
government is compelled to RED lnest you to
leave Brazilian territory with your family
within viii hSs %" ,,a, county .hs ssasie, y t
by the first emperor OF Brazil"
All EhEhsnhan, 19ent oI Ah nnPortaut M
EnRhsn Mnk az MO Saueso: WHO was
aroard tne Atrato, saio' On otay tne
eisGraph was selxu; NO nessaRes were ere
nenvered, NOT even tnose asuresu e ~ .c us
brnnsn coisuI. wen. D VIC cosuiae
lO O'Clock IN the morning anu was stopEeH
ny soldiers. Mr. Ntc4Ini' McunR brtisn
consni, was s.opPu a'so' s,';,,s ,c"t IT,. i, III.
exchange would faiI TO no!ninG, bu3 the
provisionai HovernmeN noinu we Eng-
iish bank managers tney anoweu the ex,
change To faIi their estaonsnlncN wouiu
De suppresseH. NothnE couu enceeu tne
feeinR OF kihdness wnicn every one, IN
ciuuhhg the proStsionai titnsuy, euter
tanned towarti the emperor. out tne cow
| artice OF those VINO ouGht 20 nave re-
SISTED was contempthhe; ne wenIn
classes were tnorohs ranner uhah ,hun.
| fereh. 4 ne oniy possipiS seccssst iii,
movement VIII ne from VIZ, Sesnans; IN, ne
9overnment provuest nRaAust tne Putmca- III
non OF anytning uniavorent: or uIsauec,-
| ing. Even teiegraIns to foreign ministers
| were q,iietiy suppressed.
he minister of the tnarines at thc neau
| OF small pouy OF sailors aiu narihes,
| triesi TO suppress what ne neiieseu 70 n. q q
| revolt OF infsntry at their harracks, bl'
| ue mariners iraterh.eu VIII tue repeis'
| who SUMMONED the munster 10 surrchier;
1 Inns ne refuseu to 90 poinx Diahk, ana
!rieu 70 Hraw ms revoiver. Inc souers
| immediateiy shot MN, down IN the pres
ence OF either Nenera, Da ronseca OF his
| aide. The disssfiected troops anticipated
| the government would move against them;
Atthe hend OF TWO rt-GlNhennts 3i cavalrSans'
rounded Santa Anna barracks, where the
| ministers hau assetnDisu. Inc troops IN
! side fraternixed WIN those outside. ns
barrnck gates were tnrown open anu tns
ministers Witnessed 'encrai i1e rSnsecal
| trtunlpthisl eitry anu exit SaIhttu Oy tIe
troops with the exception OF the foregoing
NI'. nIII. LIS s r;...1;. ~. p;, .'.sa.s.