The sun., 1889-12-08
,.r.D, ooro.-n,r, ,h. inviting p,,.s Of money

9 AZ the % public square. Dsar The boat landing
under the shade. OF the f1ns trees, a halt was
cSsS SS a1S RSccsE.s sSs aS SAs nae sppsS;
from tho couple OF hundred persone gathered
References refer 20 S0u own Estsdos gndOS
after the utteranco OF the woIts each time 70
he hSSy SaSh
were greeted with cheers.
while the meeting was going on many people
sppSrsnts SpS W were not g snoueh Interested 10 Sp
Rtoach. su6nciently near 10 hear the speakers.
b9ated At his Office window. in the third story
Close po2h 10 he stand ess ' glance toward @ iqs the
erowd. and then retired. The speakers hay.
ing concluded the patriots marched to the the
sn route nGpI from RIO to TopSos. on the RmaEon. %
oeiyed orders from the provisional Government
70 disempnrk his mon there TO await further
onS ws hs to Sa GT%sE waSh and
mately refused To obey; In the evening he
gsled with his men up the e9nst: the stenmssr
with the flag Of The empiTs al It's fore. WV wv
middle OF the afternoon halted in front Of q
young men burning with patriotism. were in
troduced. The sun being hot and there being
neither rS sh%de S nor breeze the Ss GroTd msSd
:Twent ashore again in the evening and watt
ed until nearly midnight. There stiil were no
crowds, no excitement, not the least evidence
OF any tumult or trouble. Al no time during
more than i've men. nor In the entire ramble
did We come In contact with half dozen such
were Engaged % In business @ matters or Chatting
with their families or associates. And yet that
oF Of TH rSs S
commandant OF the forces. in obedience TO an
order from Rio Janeiro,, waited upon the Presi-
only two, days. and demanded his resignation.
1t was given at once.
friends OF Dom PodroT' All the time WAS In
the city not once had the lira Q hnperddor
Esashed ny In ths Sspa where he had
ored k4iehtod, enriched. Among foreigners
saved to the empire this Important city but
mot r single hsh voice or hand was raised in the
On snnday:morning. about 10, o'clock, the
bound north. weighed anchor and resumed her
voyage Coming on deck In the early morn.
we noticed as unusual circumstances that one
during our stay in port, had covered the crown
on his cap With piece Of paper. while the re-
the night, not knowing which side Of his bread
SIs mGhs be found tN be oyeEed with
form form and donned M Oi citizens ssrb. "A Hs we We
ss4 2S 2St ey the S, Ss ssS sS
But ono Brsaan Rs
was to bo seen in the hsrbor. floating In the
steamer, the Buccsnoer. % The nag had age disap.
peared from the custom house. navy yard, and
BLooDsHED AT MARAsHAM.
Whom we were approaching Maranhao tho
Captain was advised that the authorities would
tsSs T
ip aDa 6S1g given tive Enssh steamers
The news OF tho revolution reached Maran-
Friday evening. the 18th. On Saturday It was
generally known throughout the city. and
Dr. FaSo BasP 81 the 81
Ing iaWgees sv editor Of GoSo snd for many
that he would address the people at II o'clock.
Prior to the hour named however. the negroes
20 the office Of GIoGo. commenced stoninR it.
and. after DESTROYING the sign and doing some
@ Of soIdsrss Insssted Tsts By pnm Gy
ber OF white persons and somewhat under the
tGs 81 the to
returned. three or four thousand people
sroTding the streets and SQUARES. On this oc-
clubs; and stones. They made q violent attack on
TIE office. which was resisted by q small squad
back door, and notified the Comm andant OF The |
quick The officer II In coInand. n nj % ienyina pS Ris
men. advanced alone into the crowd and be. |
81 the baSfss bfns heed tP his
when he reioined his men, and after another
TSSsrninG ordered the troops to fre In the air. |
RS and IT 'as sa0Ged %GS tRo so
dtsrs Stsrt With VIZ great Gn. veehemSsnee. In an IN
15dST to a.4 rS our "as assS %sI
dssd and dGSt or
later the streets Were Seserad 'se seyera
mornIng the provincial PresIdent turned over
mandant OF the forces. lifelong resident Of
the { =. city. and gentleman OF great popularity.
Headed BY Col TavareSs Sd' and pr. "HS Quart. % the
Sa5s and Ya the PRINCIPAL SwJsd
streets. sDeeS6 Being ' made BY bt5H0q DT. Dusrt @
which was Enthusiastically received. In the
evening another great procession was formed,
It can hardly be- doubted that the GI change @ of
: fhovernment was IN accord with the wishes Of
ways been strongly republican in sentiment.
q few months since. when Count d'Eu, the
armss visited MaraHiso the stadeass o, come sno
PEELED him to ride under q United States flag.
prominent places. Viva a Republican
SENATOR LAFAYETTE FOR PRESIDENT. =.
Mr.. 7. de Lima one Of the passengers. de-
elared that the story recently printed about
the decapitation in Para OF a soldier who hur-
lahed for Dom Pedro was untrue. Such SOL
der was. however, snot In tho leg by another
..oldier Dr. Ram DO, whose home Is in Rio de
declared republic would last.
Il do not believe" said DIR. Rambo. that the
republic has real popular sympathy on itR side
feel sure that after all the gush OF the first
Is over the great mass OF the
and self-sacrifce."
i, Other passengers on the ship said they be-
leved there was strong undercurrent OF sem
:iment in Psrnambuc9 and Bahia In favor OF
The exiled Emperor. II was said that few peo-
pie believed that the present President Of the
PROVISIONAL GoreTnment would be the ,perma-
p Pernambuco. 1t was said. TO the effect that
he former Senator Lafayette Rodriguez Po-
teira. now q delegate to tho Pan American
Congress ON pNS, here was likely to be made perma-
his port for havre Yesterday in La Champagne,
lnd, it 10 said. was on his way to Rio By way OF
lisbon.
THE PROCLAMATION IN RIO.
Charles X. Flint OF l42 Pearl street got o big