Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
FONSECA RESIGNS
=. Revolution in Brazil Complete
and Successful.
1--WE IN RIO JANEIRo.
III cAptarod AMER weak Re.
ne '..,,.-.Hard y Anybody Hurt
T,cryboay Harry.

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,..,.-,nsacaa ,ab;o 70 tue Dispatco.l
iH y" rSorNo, November pa Rio
lou dispatch says that Fonsoca has
zee u, favor Of Florians Peixotto, the
res 49, egt. Rio is in state OF great
's'' I'.,. and business is suspended, but
O. Ian, trouble is reported.
f''.-,.>,4lox EEspEcTFCIIx RHeUysTED.
r' r.,,mo. November pa deputa.
'. ,..,,i officers waited on General Da
'-, .,. 5a, and stated that his acts as
t.d created profound dlssatis-
l.- s~ nj. The people Of the country,
H...,.tle refused 20 accede 10 the
., ,c.ucst for his resignation they
F,., .., 10 auswerable for the conse-
.sae'. ...,.ov~
~. short interval General Da Fon-
A....5 , manifesto announcing his re-
., 81 tho presidency Of Brazil in
"'.s g.rano Poixotto. President Da
~, stated IN his manifesto that his
nation to retire from office was
81. Or the purpose Of averting civil
~. army is an 'escent, and has made no
.r-. tine latest developments.
rrvurro PROCEEDS TO ACT.
r.. r.>rEo November 23.-Peixotto is
t,-u. government.
r..-r~ri 0rrosyn TO HoNsFcA.
-...-t,a.tau.s Of this city whose sym
...f,.e been with the Congressio n
.....,.s last thrown of all euise Of
:. ..... ta thc existing government and
u. .....r declared their determined
......ta me dictatorship Of General
..r.,..ss and their resolve that he must
...t.. .se presidency, which he has
..,s-..lya comparatively brief period.
...u.. Pedro. PreNdent Da Fonseca
-...-.... welded 90 the demands Of the
-....s. fle Executive Of the Brazilian
...rnet DO deposed from his high
-..r..rr ur Is ARNs-THE ARSENAL oar
TvRED.
OH. people Of This city rose in arms
...... .s Uctator's government to-day,
d. ragurlnr has thus far been very
...-..fl'. ADD the insurgents have &C
....,.,.l che ends FOR which they had so
en-, been secretly planning.
anon. .he first things therevolutionists
"a oh. morning was to increase their
..-..s arms and ammunition. A strong
..-.0f Che Insurgents made an attack on
d. naval arsenal, and after a weak and
,-'- .-Lncar'ed effort on the part of
..... stationed at the place TO repulse the
...r... ~ the invaders 10 effect an en-
r,-.a.r.1thc building. its guardians soon
lated 90 the enemy and the latter
...-rfsrt.y took possession Of the arse
.,.rf 81. tho munitions Of war which it
r.arsI
.ry osg MANA LABoRER-KILLED.
0-.rasw shots were exchanged, and
resistance made by tho defenders
tta arsenal is shown by the fact that
-...t ,he iusurgent force is reported TO
.7.i.m killed or seriously wounded. A
.mp'oyed ia thearsenal was struck
,-msa. tie shots fred by the attacking
1917. s11 Is the only one Of the contest
r..Et.vu TO have lost his life in the as
s-L Ur. Of tho cannOn-balls fred from
. -.srll was badly directed and struck
atC4al..aria church, causing considera-
irH..s-o % the building.
DHrAT ALARM FOR A VIu.E.
T..1svs Of the uprising had a very dis
r--r. eject and created the greatest
-- 'hfs city among the women aud
a .r.a. and those citizens who had not
n.raparm IN support Of either party;
ufV..u 'he fighting began at the arsenal
uIu.rt'I, Of musketry and boom of
canon v.re heard, oil were seized with n
r3rr. auI fled to places Of safety TO
m. the firing had ceased
ul la conflict was at an end.
l.s merchants aud shop-keepers, fear
ID ls' their places be looted
r g.. .,sur-euts or 10y thievinG indi-
rIel'- aaa would take advantage of the
t-l..r and excitement 20 pillage their
r.-s. .ja haste 20 close their establish
-r.s arG securely bolt and bar both
boys saI windows and take such other
,la-., f0r the safety Of their property
O. Oh. lc.ls ou warranted.
rr ALARM UNwARRANrED.
t.e hurried preparations were I'M
,-.a-.. however, for as already de-
... t.e attack on the arsenal was Of
rI ...-. duration and beyond the
r.-, auoriion Of the church struck
eHu.n.hau no further damage was
-....i 20 property and very little dis
f.EueAilsl among the Congressional
%. ls'.,,iuc of alarm in the city was
81. u..v ti,pelod, and all the people are
--Herg 40 the success which has
-ar.i tle ,G1Its OF those who took part
t1.rs revolution TO put an end to the Da
.rea dictatorship.
-Hv CABINET ALSO RESIGNS.
F. u',ra Of the Cabinet, which had
.'.rw ny President Da Fonseca, re-
--.-H.n the triumph OF the revolu-
t-.s became IN established fact, and
:.r.li,s'oo of General Da Fonseca, an
.., l. LAT he would bow to the will OF
t.'s,.a had been issued.
tlrtr0N PROBABLY EyERYwHERE salts
TORY.
estate Of siege which had been pro-
'.i was at once raised when the insur-
.E obtained control Of the Govern
.. Tits expected that the members Of
Pr. Congress which bad been dissolved by
f.. ha Ionscca viii be recalled to
The provinces have not yet been
.al .rw, bat II is believed from the adj
YES hitherto received in regard to the
i"s u'.stion throughout the coun-
10 "a .ols supremacy that the news
aa'al win everywhere be re-
'.'.v..- the same satisfaction as at the