Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-22
BRAZIL A REPUBLIC.
The Revolution ACCOMPLISHED WITH
OUT Loss OF fiIrE-GrN. DA FoN-
sLcA PROCLAIMED PREsfDENr.

that his civil list would be continued
lie was treated with tho utmost cour.
tcsy.
Bali" opposes tho new regimo, but
most of the other provinces recog-
nize tho republic.
DIR. Dnrboza. tile now minister of
hnnncc, announces that all contracts
made by the late empire government
will DO maintained by tho now gov
crnment
Tho city is tranquil, but business
is Mt Il standstill.
Az EARLIER REPORT.
RIO DE- JANIIRo, Nov. I8.-The
country is in the throes of n revolu
ton. not only civil, but military.
With the resignation of tho ministry
tho last props fell from under Dom
Pedro's throne and tho empire is now
a thing OF the past. The going over
i'll body of tho Conservative faction
Ill tho house to the Republican nude
it Il possibility and certainty
Throughout tho country the greatest
excitement prevails, aud the news of
tho revolution spread over the entire
ncw born republic with inconceiva
bio rnpitlity.
SPONTANEOUS UPRISING.
From overy city comes words OF
encouragement and approval, and
the spirit of republicanism has per-
meated Brazil i'll it's entirety. The
provinces aro unit in support of tho
incoming government, and, III Wow
of the fact that tho military forces Of
tho land arc i'll line with tho reyolu
tionists, it can only be Il movement
of pence.
The eyministry has given up all
hope of IL turn bciug made i'll fnvor
of re-establishment of the empire.
and they admit that the prospects
point to an establishment in Rio de
Janciro Of II republican form of gov.
erIncnt
The coffee growers and exporters
are unanimous i'll their opposition to
the old government, and as n result
have raised the price of green coffee.
TIE EMPEROR KEErISa QUIET.
The emperor liz closeted in the
palace ut Petropolis with tho heads
of the ministries of war aud Of tho
inferior, and absolute secrecy is
maintained ns to their plans for tho
future. The official dispatches are
sent and received in cipher by trust
ell officials of the old regime, and
nothing whatever is to be learned i'm
regard to the movements of the en- f,
peror and his household 1t il likely,
however, that ho will return to Port.
ugal In any case both ho and his
family will leave the country rs soon
M possible.
DOM PEDRO GETS $4,000, 900 IN CASH.
New YORK, Nov. 1S.-A special to
the Times from Rio de Janeiro, dated |
the 18th, says: The United States
OF Brazil, constituting a federated ro-
public Of the different provinces of
the empire over which Dom Pedro |
had ruled 80 long, il al established |
government. The overthrow of tho !
empire has been accomplished with
out tho sacrifice of single life and
the new provisional government is
proceeding with its work as method
lcally and peacefully rs though it had
been III existence for years instead of
FOR hours. Dom Pedro submitted
to the terms imposed upon him by
tho new government, and agreed to
leave the country within twenty-four
''O"'p atpCi hC lCCclftu buO uOIlCG ut |
his summer palace ut Petropolis. He
was offered S2,5O0,OOO in cash and
provision for the rest of his life in
the form of an annual pension of
S450,0O0, which is to be provided for
in the civil list of tho new republic.
He promptly accepted the offer and
came to Rio de Janoiro with his fam.
lily last night to embark for Lisbon.
The imperial family at 3 o'clock this
morning boarded the Brazilian gun
boat Paranhyba, which was still fiy
ing the imperial flag, in the harbor.
The Paranhyba transferred the i'm
perial party to the Aloagoah, which
steamed out OF the harbor this fore.
noon conveyed by tho cruiser Riach.
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