Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-28
REVOLT IN BRAZIL.
A Minister Killed and a Republic Set
Up.
Kxefting News from Rio Janeiro = The
soldIery in Possession Of Power-The
Serious Result 70 Follow on the Coffee
Marlet-Foreign News.

A despatch from London. Nov. Is, says {
,,riyafe cipher cable despatch from Rio ia
9eiro states that revolution has broken out
IN Brazil. The despatch gives no particulars
<Otber dispatches from Rio Janeiro concern.
Ling the revolutionary outbreak, assert that 9
Enforcement in favor of a republican form OF
Government has recently been strongly
*fomented and is the sole cause Of the rising
lin 10 the present hour there H. little infor-
|lnation Of tangible character. The announce.
rnent Is made IL the cipher cables already al
hand that the Brazilian ministers have ten
#dertd their designations and that the situa-
|tion is controlled 10y the army.
The revolution aims at the overthrow OF
. the government and the proclamation of a
republic The army supportsdhe movement.
/ provincial government has been establish
Z ed including Senors DE Fonseca and Benja-
? min Constant Among the dispatches re-
.ceived but not yet officially cotirmed, is one
Etdating that Baron lsadnrio, the minister OF
marine has been killed.
A despatch was received by Hart & Rand
st New York. reading: "Reyolution has
broken out here. The BRAZILIAN armies in
eontrol. Ministry has resigned. Minister
Abot Attempt to establish republic
Arbuckle Bros. received despatch similar
DE- worded, ms did also Joseph j. 0'Donahue
4 Sons, These dispatches were all dated
NRio Janelro, and were received about 4 O'Clock
fbis afternoon, just after the coffee exchange
had closed. The report came like n clap Of
+hunder 10 the various coffee dealers through
but the city, who were made acquainted with
ID tonight, and II confirmation is received
ID il likely to be productive Of a serious panic
Spn the exchange. Several OF the larger coffee
healers were seen tonight. While the burden
b their conversation was OF hopeful char
better they showed unmistakable signs Of
zkreat uneasiness. Said ID. j. Donahue -
Il This Is the first intimation we have had OF
euy trouble OF any kind In Brazil for year.
we received information about year ago In
bur correspondence from Brazil of a ru-
lnored uprising of the slaves in various parts
bf that country, but nothing more was
beard Of II, and since then the news from
Bio has been of most cheerful character.
1f a revolution has broken out and the ports
'bf Rio Janeiro and Santos are blockaded, 10
per cent. OF the coffee supply of this country
tFill be cut OF. This viii cause very serious
Consequences throughout the country. When
y confirmation OF the report is received Mt
the exchange tomorrow from London, there
De likely TO be an unheard of scene on the
Door.
William Crossman OF Crossman Bros: II
fhe report is true coffee Ia likely to advance
10 hitherto unheard OF figures, and when
quiet Is again restored IN Brazil the enormous
Shipments are likely to cause panic. The
blockading of Brazilian ports would also cut
oH more than three quarters of the entire
India rubber supply, and compel the shutting
Down Of nearly all the immense rubber goods
concerns in the Unitd States,
Rs the supply on hand at present is not suth-
cient to last two weeks.
The minister reported killed in the Brazil
IAN revolution Is Baron Ladario, minister OF
the navy. His name Is Jose da Costa Ayeyedo.
Pie is quite well known in the United States,
snd has served In our navy. He came to the
United States during the centennial cXposi-
lion Of 1876, and was in command of the
Brazilian corvette Nichtherey. He is about
% years Of age.