The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-19
GONE Gill MEKlNG.
THE BRAZILIAN EMPIRE FADES
BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
A Peaceful, But Effective, Revolution-
The Late Emperor Abdicates with q
Pension OF Two and Half Million Cash
and $3.50 900 yearly.

Pension OF Two and haii Miii""
and s45o. 900 yearly.
NEW YORK. November ia special I
the Tunes from Rio de Janeiro, da'so u"
17th. states: TT,
The United States OF Brazil, constltutin
federated Republic OF the dlneren
provinces of the EN- ire, over which Don
Pedro had ruled so long. is an establisne
government. The overthrow oi tn
empire has been accompllsed Win
on the sacrifice Of single ihf
and the new provisional government
,..,,,,..ulny with its work as methodicali.
and peacefully as though il had been IN ex
istence for years instead Of for hours. Don
Pedro submitted TO the terms imposed OF
him by the new government, and agreed U
leave the country within twenty-fonr hour
after he received the notice AT his summer
palace al Peteropols. He was offered 81
300. 900 i'm cash and provision for the rest
his life in the form Of an annual pension o
$ijO, 900, which is to be provided for IN tns
civil list Of the new republic. He promptly
accepted the offer. and came TO Rio de ia
metro with his family last night 10 embark
for Lisbon.
THE IMPERIAL FAMILY
at o'clock this morning boarded the Bra
lillian gun-boat "Paranhyba,' which was
still flying the imperial flag In the harDor.
The Paranhyba transferred the imperial
! a-tv 10 the AlagOah, which steamed out oil
the harbOr this forenoon, conveyed by the
cruiser RiachGelo. and the gun-boat Paran-
hyba, bound for Lisbon. Dom Pedro and
his family 20 into perpetual exile, their alb
sence from the county being regarded by
the leaders Of the republic as essential TO
the peace and welfare Of the new govern
ment.
TIE NEW FLAG
Of the United States Of Brazil Is composed
Of green and gold stripes, with blue field,
on which are emblazencd nineteen stars.
No life has been lost in the revolution. and
the only violence attempted was the shoot
ing Of the Imperial Minister Of Marine,
who is now recovering.
BUSINESS IN RIO
was suspended only twenty-four hours, and
an empire was destroyed and republic
born almost before the general public was
aware that anything was going on.
THE NEW CABINET
il composed Of men who have the confidence
Of the people. The leaders are represent
tive Brazilians:
President FOnseca is recognized AZ a
brave soldier and honest citizen.
BarbazO. minister Of finance, is able and
honest, though poor.
Bocayura. minister Of foreign affairs, is
journalist. an ardent Republican, and
popular leader.
THE NEW GOVERNMENT.
RIO DE JANEIRO. November 1s.-The
now government has announced that il will
firmly maintain order. II ia preparing
circular to foreign governments relative t.
the overthrow Of the empire. The province
Of Bahia has signiiied its adherence TO the
republic. News from the other provinces
shows that they are also in favor OF repub-
lican form Of government.
Dom PEDRo's DAUGHTER DIsLIKED.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, November ls.-IIerm.
Raasch, one Of the largest coffee merchants
in Rio de Janeiro. Brazil, is in this city. He
was asked his opinion in regard to the revo-
luton in Brazil. In the interview he said
"When | left home last June the people
seemed 10 be satisfied and peacefully in
clined, so far as politics was concerned.
The Emperor, Dom Pedro, is well liked by
all the people, but hi. daughter, Isabella, j.
detested by both the masses and
Glasses.
"The result Of an outbreak may cause an
advance being made in the currency value
in Rio. which, however, may be offset by
declination in exchange, which is not i'm
probable"
THE BRAZILIAN DELEGATES WITHDRAW.
WAsHINGToN. ID. c.. November 18th
Brazilian delegates TO the Marine Confer
ence and the Pan-American Congress with
drew to-day.
LONDON. November iS.-Brazilian secur-
tiles have further declined per cent.
TRYING TO AVERT PANIC.
LOSp0N, November lS.-Ihe English
banks and iinanciers. who are large holder
Of Brazilian securities. haYe mostly refused
to sell fheir holdings, because TO do so might
bring about panic.