The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-08
DOM PEDRO IN LISBON
Forcess tn Qust the Country by Rsvola-
tionary 1>~aaA~rs-rhs k;mpre~~ Rssu9ss-
IL yTressed-Jnctaeass OF the Hnasy
ID~parture from nrAail.

with ex-Emperor Dom Pedro of Brazil and
party on board and flying the old Brazil
ian flag. arrived in the TaRua this MORN
ing. She anchored oil Beleun. a suburb Of
Lisbon opposite Laxaretto, hut was not
compelled to undergo quarantine. The
party came ashore Immediately. She WAS
boarded by King Carlos, who extended "a
warm welcome to tire ex-emIcror. Dom
Pedro IL i'm excellent spirits and apI,ears
not to have suffered by the recent events
in Brasil. II is said that he intends
tn issue . manifesto tn the Brasilian
people.
members of the Dom Pedro party that he
and family were at his summer residence
mt Petrspolis. near Rio Janero, when the
revolution occurred. Upon learning what
had happened, he at once returned tn Rio
Janeiro and held meeting with his min
listers. He tried to form q new ministry
with Sarana at his bead, bst to- this Da-
foneca objected, saying republic had
been declared and was supported by the
military; that the presence of the imperial
family i'm Brazil was incompatible with
the existing state Of affairs, and they
must soon leave the country.
The emperor, after consulting friends,
| decided to agree to the demands
and foreign Representatives. At 2 o'clock
with wit a sietncf,ncnt % OF soiaii:rs. went to the
palace and placed the members of the inn
Periat family Under, under ARREST arrest while while t. s,.la ~
| lily should embark forthwith; that the gov
| until daylight, as they feared any demon-
| stration ia the streets in favor of Dom
ps.ir1 might S.r rss,., !" nslsn n"Sasned' ix mhix
necessary by the republican leaders,
AS the students In the city were
cited. ~ f'he count and his wife. Princess
IsaLella, the empercr's daughter, and
he'r ,e psin.a al %sl "aIecs f" "m SUNDAY % morm, y
and the empress followed immediately
troops. The imperial party embarked OF,
| u steam launch and were taken To the
man-of-war which Immediately proceeded
| tn Liha Grande, almost 6s miles from Rio
prisoners until the afternoon. when they
| were transferred to the Alsfoas. The
latter vessel at once sailed for Lisbon.
LONDON, Dec. IA special despatch
| from Lisbon says: In interview
board the Aiacoas. the ex-einperor stated
that he did not intend to issue "a manifesto
He said: II have no desire To busy myself
intercourse with the republican govern
rnent. I received IL telegram at the sum
mer palace at Petropolis that the revoiu
tion had triumphed. Upon it's receipt
went tn Rio Janeiro and placed myself a'
the dsposal of the revolutionary govern
ment. The palace at Rio Janeiro in
and ceress stopped. The siege LASTED
family suffered much from want o
food. We were then taken secretl,
| after midnight between n double file q
soldiers from the palace tai the arsenal ans
placed on board u war ship. As soon ~
we were placed on board she departed TO
Liha Grande. Upon arrival there. thoigl
small boats To the Alocoas. The empires
was agitatetl and went continually. He
hands and wrists were hurt she was he
| ing handed OH board the Alafoas. 1 my
| self was deeply affected and spent TIN
time watching the coast AS II graduall
| disappeared from view. When the shor
line dropped below the horizon I let fly
carrier pigeon bearing my farewell mes
sage To Brazil.
The emperor was eagerly questioned u
the interviewer about events i'm Brazi
The empress appears tlazed. She said sl
J never would forgive those republicans 10
their roughness. The party met q
the pier by old servants weeping. r
route to the hotel they were respectful
greeted by the people.