Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-13

the REVOLT eoHrlRUEs TO
SPREAD.
ny r'leEraph to mo sEwsi
rms nRaziLrAS REVOLUTION.
The situation rrior 10 the rrssen,
Trouble.

NEw YUHiS, Nov. l2.-The Ascot.
nled Press has n letter from H. CORE
spondunt Ia Rio dc JHnriro, Brazil,
under date Of October I. which, while
prior TO tho breaking out Of the rovOlu.
tion, contains much Of Interest regard.
ing tho situation IN that country.
The state OF affairs, the correspondent
sayt, n mr. from satisfactory. In the
last two yaau the country ha, been
flooded with paper money, now amnuut-
ing nominally to $3.50, 900. 900 aud de-
prcciatei 10 leas than o. pct cent. OF ia
nominal value. In consequences Of this
depression and tho burdunsome taxes,
ali tho ncc,s-arics u life arr at eNor.
bihnt figures aud constantly rlsing.
Salaries aud wngcs, however. have not
risen. Strikes aud disturbance, nj one
dine almost unknown In Brazil, have
become frequent. lilo de Janeiro had
just passed through srriou. disturb.
ance originating Ia a rldlculously in.
significant cause, the facts showing
that IN the Irritable state Of public fonl-
Ing many are ready TO seize on amy pro-
text IN cause trouble. The manager
OF the opera company leiug unpopu.
lar, band OF students ono night
insisted on his coming before the cur.
tain 10 bo Kissed. lie replied that
while duly grateful he must decline,
whovupOn the students persisted IN
their demands until tho police iutrr.
fcfed. Then followed a wild riot In
which the interior of the opera house
was wrecked and many persons In
luted. Next day the uapers attacked
che police aud spCecheHwure made ON
ali .. 10
whom were some congressman sud
officers of the army. Al night ri0tlng
began and many persons wsro wound.
ed, two or more being killed. Tbs
army seemed In great measure " SYM
pathize with tho people against the
police. Rioting continued until next
Jay, but the excitement then quietcd
down.
Tho correspondent predicts that
there will he more Fiotlng soon, both In
Rio Jauoiro aud elsewhere.
Congress for months has been at
l0ggcfheads with the president aud has
accomplished little actual legislation.
Tue sanitary condition OF tho city has
been very bad. In September there
some from yellow fever.
the REVOLT coETiSuEs 10 SPREAD.
The Herald's valparals, cable says.
The latest adyices from Rio Gande do
Sui, Ia Brazil, are to the effect that the
revolt against FOnseca continues 10
spread. The lnaurgents' ranks are In.
uruaAlug In Size hourly and the rebels
aroshowlng great boldnoss. One hand
fully armed attacked and captured thr
l - II A
| Victoria and Porto AlcorO are said 10
be- the only towns that support the
| dictatorship. All the Others In Rio
cspou-ed tho side Of tho rebels. The
rcyolltionlsts are reported 10 have rails.
ed q large body Of volunteer troops.
The plans of the insurgents are not
| yet fully understood, but II IA said they
will lose no tlmo In attacking towns
which remain true 10 the dictator.
I Their object SCENE TO DO 10 gain posses.
)sion Ofthese places before the arrival
Of the gunboats, monitors and trans
| ports which f0nsecA has sent 10 qucll
the instruction. The 10000 Germans
In the state are said 10 be among the
wAfmost partlsnns Of Fonsoca. A
goodly proportion Of them have served
In the German army. There are some
5000 brazilian soldiers Ia Rio Grande
DO Sal. They form nearly one.halt Of
all the government forces.
| Tho spirit u discomfort has often
maliifested Itself In thoir ranks. Wis.
lonca do Poletas, who Is said 20 be one
OF tho chiefs Of tho feyolutiOnists, IL
elghty.twO years old and former gov.
crnor Of Rio Grande do Sol. He sue.
ooeded Martiuvz. lie was warm
friend " Martinez, and this fact be-
| coming known n thonow government,
| he was ousted from Office aud MarshAl
de Ff0tR appointed la his place. lie
Alfo was friend Of Martinez, and was
succeeded by the present governor
Castella, whose loyalty To Fonseca does
not appear 10 he In the least questioned.
I. Il reported tonight the states 0f
Bahia and Pernambuco, HA well IA RIO
Gnnde dc Sul intend 10 declare their
Independence.
NEWS ny WAY OF BoNDos OFTEN
FALSE.
WAsHINuTON, Nov. i2.-rho bureau
OF American republics has from semi.
official sources Information IN regard 10
tho present condition OF alalrs Ia BTn-
zil, 10 the effect that tolegraphic news
coming by way Of London In often
entirely false and generally distorted
or magniiied. British jealousy OF the
Increasing influence Of the United
states ia Brazil aud the fear Of
losing commercial supremacy In
That country arc the motives
which inspsre tho false and alarm
ing dispatches concerning political
disturbances In Brazil. Tue situation
at Rio Grande no sui Is peculiar,
party feeling having BEEN warmly
aroused between tho Republicans on
the one hand and the adherents OF the
Liberal party, the panlsanA Of tho
deposud leader SllyeriR Martins, on the
other About one.third OF tho popula.
ton OF that state Is Of German descent,
aud a gentleman thoroughly acqualnt-
ed with them says among them an.
ional feeling Is much stronger than
state attachment. Therefore he thinks
no seccssion movement can be pcrma.
nontly auecossiul In that state. There
Il a tendency among the smaller States
10 merge themselves with their larger
neivhbars, aud CLAUSE Of the new con.
siituton provides for such action.
THE nRAzi.fAS MINISTER REoEivrs
INSTRUCTIONS.
lauor Moudauea the nruzIlfau .,,tt,-