Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-17
Official Dispatches and Private Tcle-
grams Continue 10 Give Con.
Trajectory Statements.
THt BRAZILIAN MINISTER Rr-
eLivGs INSTRUCTIONS.
Dispatches Referring TO The Revolution
are Intercepted by fonseca's
Government.
ny telegraph to the Nav 81
rnE BRAzILiAN REVOLT.
The Advice. Areo . Hos, cos,radie-
tory character.

wy 'hsthfttNs
LONDON, Nov. i8.-News from Ira.
al continues of most conflicting char.
actef, official dispatches from Rio de
Jhncifo asserting with unequivooal
positiNenes- that the county h zii.o-
lutely tuuquil, while kilograms from
buonos Ayres ami Santiago report Bn.
~ torn with disscnsl0n and secession.
The aciual facts will probably not ts
known until maii Hdyicos are received.
an Official censorship prevents dis.
patches not approved By the govern.
inent reaching Europe direct. IL IL
knot known how such dispatches reach
buenos Ayfes and Chile. The latest
official advice from Brazil state. that
tie trouble In Rio Gfandc do Sol IL
purely local, ami that tho government
OF the State II now IA the hands OF =
pfovisional Junia. IL il Inferred from
this fact that the authorities NJ RIO
regard tho Jupia In sympathy with The
central government, but this theory 10
c0ntraulctod by dispatches from Sau-
tlsso 10 tue inns These declare that
the provisional Junta has taken Rhso-
luie control, aud assert that II has an
army OF $4,000 men armed with rifles.
II IL short Of artillery, and hiss but one
war vc"cl, river monitor, lightly
armed.
TllE BRAZILIAN auNiHTER's tSsrRuc.
TiUSs.
WAsnINGruH, Nov. 10, -- Senior
Mendonca, the brazilian minister here,
has received the following by cable
/ gram ifum the BRAZILIAN minister Of
foreign relations, dsicd November llth.
"Afhfm that complete tranquility
rolgns IN all states except Rio Gnndr,
who're conflicts, provoked by questions
/ pertaining 10 local politics, have 90.
| CURED, with which Ia virtue Of tho
| constitution the federal government
/ could not interfere. Deny the MINORS
Of secession. The Idea Va condemned
BY all Bnklilans. Aiiirm that no state
thinks ~ seeding. Deny that mem.
hsIs Of the dissolved Congress are IA
the foreign legations as refugees.
Nearly all the members Of Congress
have returned 10 their states. IhOe.
/ who remain here 40 about the city
nj liberty. Thus far tho government
has taken no violent MEASURE. A day
win be- rot for ths next election, and
Congress " convoked 10 meet i'm.
mediaicly after. General Deodorn viii
review the troops tomorrow, the anni-
ycfsary Of the proclamation Of the re-
public"
The old Brazil minister has also re.
ceiv,d private informntion TO the If.
| feet that the length 10 which tbs To-
ported revolutionary movement In the
state VI Para had gone was the adop.
ton by the state assembly Of q s.t Of
resolutions condemning the action Of
the President and approving the counc
pursued by congress.
oSLy 4 SMALL AFFAIR.
NEw YoluS, Nov. lG.-rhe Horaid's
/ Valparaiso cablu shys that advices from
Rio Janoifo state that Fonsocab gov.
eminent 10 intsfoeptiug all dispatches
referring ~ the revolution. Burnos
Ayrcs reports the garrison at Yaguar.
fOs not In sympathy with the Tovolu-
! Uonistf. There are disseuslona ia the
ranks VI the Tevolutionsta, owing To
| differences Of opinion NJ 20 policy. All
the navy, except two shipr, remain
loyal 10 Fonseca. A number Of Uru-
quay army officers are Joining the
revolutionary forces. The post Of
c0mmandcrin.chiei has been oiicred
TO A. StroJillo. He IL consider.
ing the proposition. The revolution.
isls have occupied tho town Of
ltaqui, but the garrison Of three
hundred men remain loyal TO fonseca,
and 10 cntfenched Ia the arsenal. tbs
commander Of tho Uruguay river
squadron threatens 10 lombard the
town unless the insurgents lay down
their arms. The inhabitants are great
~ alarmed. Complete anarchy ami
discord are said 10 exist through the
State. At the town OF Artezas til,
members Of the national guard viii not
fight II the government troops are sent
against them. Nisconte PAlotas has
opened negotiations with tho dlc,ator's
government oalling for mutual con-
cotsions. THIS Il owing 10 tho tardy
secession Of troops from Fonseca. II
IL confidently expected that the revolt
will turn out % he a purely local fight
against tn. governor Of the State. The
officials generally arc not sgalnst
Fonseca.