The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-18
DON PEDR0EXPELLED
The ex-Emperor of Brazil En-
Route to Lisbon.
REpuslic WELL ESTABLISHED.
The People Enshnsisssse Over the Change
Portugal May Fsalsw Her DasgAs-
erss Coed Kxampis.

the pT0F1ncE Of b4hsa = opposed 70 the
revolution yfsconns Onrc Preto, ex-uin-
ister Of the interior. and Senor Naiennek.
hanEer, hare been arrested The EN-
peror j. looked on vita suspicion. The
provisional government has abolished the
monarchy.
The revolutionary commission addressed
message 70 the emperor. telling him 30
leave the country is twenty-soar hours.
Tie emperor acknowledged this, and leaves
By the packet Asogoas. accompanied hy xn
ironrIad- The BraxiIian government VII
give the emperor certain amount 70 live
/ II Europe
The republic is certainty. and great en-
fhassasEn prevails
lAsSRes, Noy. ia dispatch from Flo
de JaneiFo says: Dom Pedro has departed
from Brazil. He sailed direct for Lisbon.
Before his departure he was formslly nots-
fed Of his deposition. ~ the same lime
be was informed the csyil Hst would be
/ continued.
The province At Bahia opposes The re-
paaasc. but most oE The provinces have xig-
niEesI their adherence 10 the new regime.
nr. RArbosa. the Rew minister Of finance.
announces tha. ali contracts entered into
By The imperial government VIII be main
iaiaed- The overthrow OF the monarchy
has Temporarily parslyEed business. The
former prime nlalster has been ordered
TO ieave the country.
BGUsSEIs. Ngv. 1.-THE Tssirpemzssscs
Beige has dispatch from Lisbon. saving:
The overthrow Of the Brazilian monarchy
i regarded as dennitsye. The Portuguese
people xympathsxe wish the Braxilians.
Similar evenfs are possible in Portugal.
LoEpos, Nov. 1.-The Brazilian iegafion
here has received no ofEiciai adyices from
Rio de JAneiro.
LoxDos. Nov. 1.-THE Paris correspond
ent OF the DaiEs Nass says: The republi-
can council at Rio Jane:ro decided that the
/ anniversary oi the French revolution was q
most propitious occasion on which 20 PRO-
claim the republic. The leaders Of the
party were so confident Of success that they
i ordered number OF Republican flags to be
made in this city. In the new fiag the inn
perial crown Is replaced by the Phrygian
esp. Among the causes that led % the re-
volution were the tyrannicak measures to
! which the government resorted in order to
secure return Of its supporters at the last
election.
wAsHTssros, Nor. 1.-THE members OF
n the Brazilian legation are stlll without In
formation direct from their own country
/ regarding the situation there. They were
in hopes Of receiving some news to-day. bat
none came. and their only intelligence
| was derived from the press talegrarns
Secretary Blaine said this evening that
he had received dispatch ir0n Rio de
/ ganerio. and that IL simply confirmed the
| press dispatches IL stated in substance
that the army and navy were on the side
II. So Al
/ eminent had been formed. and that the
emperor was prisoner In his palace.
A Brazilian thoroughly conEersant with
the affairs Of bis countrys and well quail
/ gied 10 speak with regard 70 the situation
in Brazil, said this erening: II bsiisvs the
movement has occurred and the capital 10
In the hands Of the insurgents. but 1 DO not
helieye the new government has come 90
star. We need more fnforEna-
ton about the personnel Of the
government 70 believe in IT, ! think IL Il q
military movement Supported uy thou
/ sands og civilians. and that when the PRO-
vinces are heard troni Z reaction will take
j place. The nAsues of those annonhe&d at
/ the bead of affairs are al Republicans, and
they are not men OF high standing The
ministry fs mostly composed Of lawyers
and men OF the press ] do not believe
that they vii have the con-
isdence q the people. II We could
bat see some Of the Old ieadegsaf Brazilian
affairs in the movement il would be differ
! ems, but there Is nos oue who Is not already
! a recognized Republican.
"A popular movement in favor of the Re-
I puhlicans could not spring up in a
/ night and without any warning The
last elections showed that the
/ Republican party returned only two
members. and the elections we're fair and
open. That does not show a7y sentiment
savnrsnx a rspuhlic. The Insurgents hare
! captured She eap5iol. The bead q the nA-
tion ard array ard naFY il wfthin their con
trra. ard ell nseans Of communication.
There il undoubtedly censorship Of the cable
service. / wouEa ike 20 hear what the
cher sise is doing. and something from
the provinces. If yoa we're an american
Ia Rio and beard thAs BY ssdiea and atss
move . garrison and some of the citizens
had seszna the departments. imprisoned
I she president ard eaeEnet ard set up q
esbsref. von shonia want % know what
eirxirsa. New York. Pennsylvania. Ohio
and osfser sEsfss we're doing before ieing
convinced that the new soyerameas would
Iest. / believe thai she movement i fasa-
itsyv one. and not supported by more fhAa
shousana civilians.
-IteoalGs: he easy for the army and navy.
by sarxSise. aAea the ofsscers 0F the gov
ernraens were pearefaIEy and quletly at
teassnx . tseiT business. 30 cepsars the
cir Of Rso. secure through the naTg con-
tsss oE OUTSIDE communication. and i'm
prison the eFap<rof.
.nas. 4 was sagkesfsd. II the peoFse
arp EsveraAie 70 tse ezspsz0E haN ean they
Ena1afzia eoztroi.
that. . azs the reYiys -ss Iast waaf =
lacking. support AlfAo1gh he j. tns-
r~szaaes. ~ il stsg snpsr0r. snd tss
proyineeS ean deel4se Tor h4kn. fbsnk
fAe pF0xihose Eia ssssars wAr as4tssk De
exssszi. sr.d sae sltzlAxtoa wia Fesssaa@e
fkat Il Tranoe at Toe tsEse q the FArts
com nnfss.
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ne sarae stTsaf.h. ard w4tn asozt a.8N
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