The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-20
rnE FAlL OF DOM PEDRO.
Departure Of the Deposed Emperor
for Portugal.

RIO DE JASEiEo, Nov 1.-THE revoll-
tionists have succeeded in overthrowing the
E1apire o. TRAIL and establisbinga Repub-
lie with Generai da Fonseca President
The Emperor has sailed for Lisbon. He
was notified by the Provisional Government
Of his deposition and Informed that bis civil
list would be continued. He was treated
with the utmost courtesy.
Bahia opposes the new regime, but most
OF the other provinces recognize the Repub-
lie
Dr. Barbosa, the nsw Minister Of Finance,
announces that all contracts made By the
late Imperial Government will be main
tained by the new government.
The city is tranquil. but business is at a
standstill.
30 sERroUs TRovRLE ArrREaESDED.
The opposition from Bshis viii not
amount TO much The province, with
provincial capital of a same name. adjoins
the provinoe Of Rio de Janes:o on the north.
Within its boundaries the liberated slaves
ara in greater proportion than elsewhere,
hence the opposition. Il is probable, bow
ever, that the city of Bahia viii capitulate as
soon as the ironclads appear at the port.
Manifesto ISSUED.
Senior Constant. Senor B0osyard and Gen.
erai Da Fonseca. who compose the new Gov
ernmeni. have issued manifesto TO the ef-
feet that the monsrchy has been abolished
and a Provisional Government organized.
The oficisl, military and wealthy noble
classes are the insiigators and leaders in the
rtvoli General Da Fonseca was under the
Empire commGndant Of the Province Of
Minasgeraes. He was recently punished for
insubordination. The manifesto OF the Pro
visional Government declares that the OBJ
iect of the new regime is to promote peace
and liberty. The permanency Of the Senate
win be maintained and all anterior legal acts
will be recognized by the new Government.
The Emperor was requested by the Provis-
ional Government to leave Brasil within "a
hours. he sailed with his family for Lisbon
on board the packet Alagors, which by the
orders of the President of the Republic was
escorted by the ironclad Riachuelo.
PENSION FOB THE Ex RULER
DR., BaIhosa announces that pension or
allowance will be paid the Emperor during
/ his exile in Europe. Viscount euro Preto.
the former minister OF the Interior and Sc
nor Mayunck, one OF the leading bankers Of
Rio, have been arrested and are in prison.
MINISTER ORDERED TO LEAVE.
LISBON. Nov. 1.-THE oporto cOmmereio
Do Porto has certain cablegram from Rio
de Janerio stating that the former Prime
Minister has been ordered TO leave the coun-
Try and will sail Immediately.
DEARTH OF NEws AT THE CAPITOL.
WAsHISGros. Nov. l;.-Not word Of
news reached the Secretary of State or the
Brazilian Minister to-day from Rio de Jane
/ rio about the revolution there. At the Bra
lillian legation here i, is believed that the
revoidtionists are in possession Of the capitol
and everything Of use, including the tele-
graph. Consequently only revolutionists
neEs is expected from Rio; bat the Mon
archists are expected 10 be heard from in q
few days by way of Pernambaoo or Para
! The Brazilian diplomats here expect that
the Provinces viii stand by the Emperor,
and that the revolutionisis will not be strong
enough to capture these cities.