Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-18

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Sensational News fron, n,o d. Iansifo.
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LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Exchange
Telegram Company gives publicity 10
TO sensational news from Rio de
Ianeiro. No explanation " given ne
10 how the news was allowed 10 be-
cAhled, aud, as u N known that thu
government has taken complete con-
troll " the cablea today, the dispatches
accurate. The Exchange company's
adv cce report the complete prostfa,ion
Of the postal service. IL Ia supposed
that this refers 10 the general postal
service u the Republic, though II may
mean that Mt the capital. At the same
time the government has put atop TO
the transmission Of nll press dispatches
10y the telegraph lines TO the various
oities Of the country.
This step " Interpreted ~ meaning
that the opposition TO the dictai0r's
rule l. growing In the provincial cen.
teri. In RIO Janeito II II declared that
practical state Of siege exists. The
city h IN The hands aud al the mercy
u the DictatpT's soldlurf. The most
stringent measures have been adopted
~ PREVENT DISORDER
Or organi1ci opposition 20 the prcsen,
regime. II the report proves to be-
founded on fact II would seem clear
inst very large element In tho capital
"a opposed 20 the dictatorship, aud Il
only prevented by the strong hand Of
the military from nsecf,ing Itself. A
all tho newspapers which refused 10
support the dictator have been SUP.
ptessgd, the opposition has no public
mouthIiUcc.
The news received at Rio Jancifo,
according 20 the Exchange Tclc-
graph cOmpsny'a sdyicea, from The
State VI RIO Grands do sui, 10 Of an i'm.
pofiant character. The dlsl atchrs r..
uoft that the forces OF the PARTY Of
secession are already IN tho Held ana
marching 10 meet the army Of the ccn-
tfal government. The armies are not
far separated and decisive battle may
be expected within short period. Pre-.
viouH advlccs declared the army " the
seceders TO be $1,000 In number. How
numerous the dic,a'or,s forces are Ia
not known.
The Exchange company's advloes
hlsO give sensational news from Para.
u Is asserted that thu principal naval
and military oiilcofs stationed In tue
State of Para, after discussion, decided
Ia favor Of declaration Of independ.
encc from the Brnzlllan union 10y that
State. This movement In Para In favor
n secession is considered 40 formidable
nj tho capital, according to the Ex-
change company dispatch, that II is
believed that tho government Of the
dictator will he unable 10 cope with II.
With two OF the most Important
States " tho uniou--Osc At the extreme
south aud the other on the Amazon
In secession, aud with the threatening
dissatisfaction In the other States, anu
with even hcc capital In n state OF
siege, the outlook for FonsecA In not
particularly alluring.
\ BUSINESS DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE news
contained In tho above dispatch finds
something Of confirmation In business
dispatch received yesterday Ia New
York by William Il. Peck, an export
merchant. Tho lat mail from RIO do
Janeiro brought large order for goods
from one 81 his largest customer Ia
since the steamer sailed, Mr.. Peek
thought II advisable TO cattle before MI.
Ing the order. The cable company
refused to accept a oiper dispatch, say
Ing that they could not guarantee it
delivery. He was compelled 10 cable
In English, aud yesterday received an
answer, also In English, saying,
simply. "Canoel all orders" This
shows clearly that the Brazilians are
not allowing the use Of the cipher, aud
Mr.. Peck declares that In view OF the
circumstance, nothing could be more
significant than the teIse reply VI his
customer.
REVOLT EXPECTED IN PARA.
LONDON, Nov. ia Rio Janeiro
telegram from government soutces still
asserts that the Rio Grande agitation
IN confined TO Port Allegro. A revolt
ia expected In Para. The army and
navy hesitate which cause 10 ehpouse.
hut Il u expected that they win Join
the insurgents.
A dispatch To the Times corroborates
the statement that all telrgrams from
Rio Grgnds are prohibited and that the
postal service has also ceased.
CIPHER TELEoRAMs PROHIBITED.
New York, Nov. 1.-THE Anglo.
A mexican company announces that
code kilograms to Rio GrAnde, Brazil,
arr being stopped.
AGAINST PERSONS spREA DINO PAIsE
RspOR1s.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE Heraid's
Montevideo cable says; In Rio Grande
n committee Of the Junta IL adopting
severe measures against all persons
suspected Of spreading false reports.
Some OF these have been Imprisoned
and others shot. Dlssonsion Is rife
among ths insurgents.
A Buenos Ayros cable TO the Herald
says. The three generals sent by fou.
SEGA Ia Rio Graud1 10 open negotia.
tionE with the Insurgents have gone
up the river TO meet the in-ur-
gent leaders. The report IL confirmed
That all the government troops In the
State Of Rio Cnnde lie Sui remain
neutral, with tho exception Of the gar.
rlson OF YoguarOn. II h said that the
insurgents have $4,000 men under
arms anu hope TO raise 80, 900 men.
Abaut mig Foot.