The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-20
UNDER The new FLAG
Rs""r~ eft Fighting in t,s~ streets OS stie
Saacirss-H HrastI ENrhanxr Advances
at 1.ssnsion-A Movement 0"
Hc~tor~ Dom rrstro-

Rio DE JNNEIRo. Nov. IL. The mani
fesso "f th. republican government of
Brazil il follows: Fellow citizens:
The people Of the army aud navy and
pr,1vincss have now slscr,c,l the fall of
the Imperial dynasty and the suppression
OF the nioIarchicai system. This patriotic
revolution has been followed by the for
tuntion OF PROVISIONAL government
whose first mission IL to guarantee order,
liberty and rights of citizens. The for,ns-
tion of this governmciS until a. definite
government has been named has been
naaic with full rS.garsl to the most coulJs-
tent material. The government is simply
composed of temporary agents who will
govern and maintain peace. liberty. fra
teruity aud order. The attributes aud
extraordinary faculties invested arr
for the defense. and Integrity of
the country and the preservation
of public order. The provisional
government promises to 'r>c all means in
it's power tn guarantee security "f life and
property to all inhabitants of Brazil, ma
tive and foreign. and respect for individ-
Iai political opinions. Excepting modih-
cation, necessary for the good of the
country. in t'". army and navy. the ortiin-
AIRY functions of the departments of Justice.
civil and military administrations, will
coIstinn. under their existing organiza-
tions, and respect for those holding posi-
ton will he maintained. The senat" and
state councils are abolished and the cham
tH.r of sicptitic. dissolved. The provis-
knowlr,lgcs all national com upron,is.s un-
der the late government. and all agr','-
nents with foreign nations. The public
debt. internal aud external. will he. re-
sIectcti. also all existing contracts and
obligations legally % ma.i: ,,,>.,,.
,,,., nLnpnRE psnir; foASEnA; :,;,,
PARIS. Nov. ~. The Fiya'" says the
mere chants in Hamburg received dis
movement has been started in that city
for the restoration of Dom Pedro. and
that lighting has occurred in the streets
istween I'll" nionarchists and the r''p'ih-
licans.
NEW YORK. Nov. ~. .-tl,as. u. Flint re-
ceivesl two cahl,erains from Brazil this
moriiing. One from IA merchant house. Ia,
Para stated thar exchange advanced from
"a "a pence to 21A pence.
| new government informing him of his de
position. Dom Pedro said: 81 resolve to
| submit to the command of circumstances
to leave with all my family for Europe to-
| morrow. leaving this beloved country.
| winch l have tried to Civ. firm testimony
Of my aif"cti",a,. iov.. during nearly half
| u century as chef of the state. l will al
| ways have the kintlcst remembrance of
Brazil and hopes for il. prosperity
Count Den has resigned. IL" il likely Ia
| leave Brazil.
wAsHINoroN. Nov. ~. TIL. Brazilian
minister Tonight received "a dispatch via,
| London saying: The Brazilian bank oI
! Rio tcleyrapl,s the Brazilian bank of Lon
don that perfect quiet reigns. The rcp,I,
lie is accepted 10y Rio and northern and
H. that the republic is quite secure. The
minister thought the Hamburg report 81
* quite well satisfied there will not u,
amy bloo,lsle,l. ~ look upon the rcpuh
lc," added ih. minister. las AN accom-
plishs.d fact" The state. department ha
instructed our representative AT Rio d
Jaueiro to keep il well INFORMED, of affair
in Brazil aud is closely Watching the prog
r.ss of events. No instructions have ys
been sent in recognition OF the new gov
"rnnent.