New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-12
DETAILS OF REVOLUTION.
NEWSPAPERS AND LETTERS By THE BEssEL'
a,15rr,Ns ISSUED TO THE PEOPLE OF RIO ON

BULLETINS ISSUED TO THE rNoi LIZ
THAT CRITICAL DAY
-, -. ros,eI which arrived at Quarantine ia'e
r,osdav night from Brazil, brought n'"s Or -
letters IN the merchants of this Guy VIM" - 49, 80
do,aus of the actual scenes OF the u's' u'' y -.
o,,,,,o, IN Rio The most important pap'.s - =.
,o william NJ. wins. The eaihoS rrhe . Ctdado
,,osa,h.r :, the day Of the revolution Inc iu',o
-. ,,crnoon paper Of that day. Is cA'reuieV
a. a., oyer tl,e course Of circumstance 'i'
a r.oo underneath tho official title oil 'no 'ou'''
r,,ns tbc words: Long Life TO the h'"!' ,anua -,
liberated Us, The paper Is prin,eu III U'e
bulletin giving from hour to hour inc iia'"
of the day. -, and unsatisfactory
According To lis disconnsctod anu :, o,o,,o,
-, ,ho revolution broke out In rcah'y d. 'n
.ou,,,rc The AdjutantGeneras oi uho army
-, ht- hrotber officers and several pa'tan'iS Va u"
.,, and cavalry took full possession Vi INC o'i,
=, that bour and prepared to assume oonfo, " '
,ou.n ON the following morning AZ 49,. -" 49,
,fo,sbaI Dcolore da Fonseca asss'ei U! Ms OP' D'
r ~ the navy the police and hfeinen' ''oh Po
sion Of the city. Soldiers hhed 'o S"0o" .. ."
no,nts and the Rua DO omvidor became so erO"ueo
POM, 60 and frightened people that 1t was I'M
49,, 80 rass that way. The regiments winch
,,o1 tho nrincIpal part in the revolt "ero inc ISL
r,h 9th and oath Cavalry. Inc oduo'S a' 'h'
n,Iitarv academy and the students vi '"o 'a'ou9
institutions I'm Rio were soon lniecteo WIN v p.,
- ,be revolution and at 10 Ocloch rhsn0" "e
,i, ,roe,s armed with weapons from 'heiI 'i"''o''
ououa, bv people of all classes toward the OanPo
lolio"oN ~ n. NJ the public squacs of the city.
where they filed the air with cries OIL viva !" "o
- prazuIanas The square soon became
ronno % the widest enthusiasm which reacheu us
,,nasx when General Deodore da Fonseca approached
the place. an, ho .s,In a,od
.bout o o'clock nearly AS can DO o'''n""'
psron dc Laiarlo Minister of Marine "nho s'VpP''e
Com, b carriage TO enter his Office. was met ny d"
e,car who said: arrest you IN the name Vi VIC
army 80, or. tho ouick
an, deterrined answer II Ladario AZ the same
mo he drew his revolver and hied, out laeu W '''
his man The officer returned the IRE al once snoo'
ing four times. and Iadario feL reop,' 49, 49,
once 10 his rescue. lie was taken ID u'o Paid'o
Itamaratv I'm the neighborhood when 1t was learner
at he was wounded in the forehead ana inc ies' roi
-, L;s ute was despairrd OF and rJln0fs WeIe sent
,nad chat no was dead This, however, proved to 10
untrue. -, ,,,,.
At IL o'clock the proclamation OF the hepuoiic'
which has been published already IN Inc lrlouhe'
was made public. 1t was received with the grea'e9'
enthusiasm ard the Army and Navy and olhcers
cheercd and cheered again
After tbe Emperor, Empress and the Count anu
Countess d'Eu had been summoned from Pehopoiis
m the nalace I'm Rio, guard of soldiers was placed
at the various entrances, with strict orders To aio"
no one 10 enter The other particulars rg'ruihS Ilo
fate of the Emperor have already Oeen puDI'shou
A. : o'clock in the evening, after an afternoon OF
continued excitement. marching and cheering, acom-
anic1 Iy entire suspension Of business, an "icef oil
the cavalry rode through the streets Of the city, cry
ing: The General Deodore da Fonseoa has ofueieu
the people to be quiet. Tho city IS IN cnarso VI
the soldiers, who have been commanded 10 shoo. auS
ncrson who attempts TO misuse the property OF o'ers
This order was obeycd, and the night was o""ip'i"
,vciv ouier on the 10th the parades Wc,io vi,
timed and tho enthusiasm remained az hsh pun.
4 letter to Mr. Wins. written on thst uS,f ;wo
have inst heard that Fgmredo and May bllnh, Two
hank Iir,s idents have been arrested 1or
s%ajnst tbe Republic. TOO much Ouro PfIo anu
Figmredo the cause OF the re'oiu'ion'
could stand IL no longer