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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-24

nrrRofT. Mich. July 20 The whole
system OK the Detroit street railways
over 20 miles in length, has been
purchased by Waller. Cook and Nsg-
ner. corporation lawyers n Wall street,
representative. Of New York and
Ro~tsn syndicate. for about -. .as'o. .eeo.
This wili probably end the rssias street
rail way wsy in Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-24

NV votx. july - The grand 3ury
has foand an indictment aTa'ust
Shs-i~. . e Henne-sr. cisv esissr q
th~ Nv Ya~t Daily Nswz, ehargiss
HIN ~ish ssi-f~-sresnsr frT paDlssaing
"a seeenut = the r~esnt sfseiFosetloa
q SiBg siHz
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-24

SAssrSsxoS. Jsly "a The state de-
>srtnent - advised that Leslie Fred-
erick Morgan. ~ London. Eng, recent
lv deceased. left one-teath ~ his for.
time 81 gsoa. o0s 80 deserving charities
IN Chicsxo hs gave an eqrai sum 20
rhflaleipbia. 81 Louis aud san Frsn-
etaea
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-24

fr f.ovfs. jaly as A alspaieh from
Jefferson. Tes. ssyss Tuesday night
the Cftifen-' bsak sf Jefferson. made
"a assigna aeas wtsh T , Rogers - a.
sisnee The ssnk closed hassness On
ssnesht 81 not hsvtss funds "a meet
theiF csestitos.. liabilities. tseo. ess,
asses. ssss. 90.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-24

TorrxA. Kan. July as-Two boys.
rsph wiiserson and Clarence Jones.
aged years. wer~ drowaed IN the Nav
river wednesday afternoon Thev were
wsding IN the river sna getting beyou6
thtdr depths were swers away by the
earr~et and were drowned before help
ezBsSa reach them
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-24

wAsnIvsros. Jaly a The repre-
sentative eltlzsns' committee selected
far Tho parpcsc has prepared m al
dress extending 10 the Grand Army Il
the -n~pubilc a hearty lavitstian Il
haid its nasioaal eaesmpmsst In isg
ia ttstr city
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-24

Grrussx, o T.. July - A Sac and
Fox Indian (Deerfcotl. brought word
Wednesday that two men were Killed
IN the nation near Bill Harris trading
store by horse thieves. Dcpnty United
states Marshal fsaiiy. ~ this city "a re
ported a. one of the men killed
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-24

Nfx~rArorn. MINI. jay 81 TIE
r.aeral sr.ad chapter Ressl Aroh
ns.sas elected Joseph r Harrer -
Ns* Orleans, gener.l grass high priest
ies The easaing fsiennssl perieA
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-24

vsssss. I.iy - Ry tho pfeasssss
espisss.ga ~ a shrsgaaii she'll a,ssias ar
tsliesy psseties At fshsiosf several ar
siis~rfasea we're Allied sssa . ram sef
su uiafe,l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02

The Virgins delegation VIII meet hrluAy
,,,,hf Ia agree upon candidates 70 Be sup
s,n,4sd fof minor officers OF the House.
fbsv viii sndeavor to vote as q unit on all
--SsrerS except Speaker. On that they are
eli divided. Representative Jones has
ssyssivsd and Is not yet committed fully on
the epeakership.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02
nEATHa.


ABIFITER.-Died, December list. at
o:SO A. NJ, at his residence. No. $40 west
Marshall street, after brief illness,
GEORGE ABLEITER. in the sixty-sixth
year Of his age.
church. Sixth and Clay streets, THIS
"wednesday AFTERNOON at 8 O'Clock.
Friends and acquaintance invited to at
tend.
BYRD.-Died. az her residence. 1916
Poplar street, Mrs. ELIZA BYRD, III the
sixtieth year OF her age.
Funeral from Henry Cooks undertaking
room, I519 east Broad street. TO-DAY
at o'clock 7. NJ. Friends Of the family
and her son and grandson, james Byrd
and Matthew Payne, areinyited TO attend.
HART. Died, December LIST, at the resi-
dence of his son-in-law, Joseph y, Beazley,
No. "a south Cherry street. WILLIAM m.
HART. in the seventy-sixth year of his
age.
The friends and acquaintance are re-
auested to assemble at the residence THIS
"wednesday EVENING at 4 o'clock. Bu-
rial service at HOLLYWOOD cemetery.
Portsmouth On. H.) papers please copy.
JAMIFsON.-Died. in AIexandria, Va.
on tuesday. December /, 1891. BESSIE
STEWART. daughter OF John j. and Anna
r. Jameson, and niece Of the Rev. j.
Calvin Stewart.
SMITH. Died. December lat, at 4;s0 A.
H., Mrs. LUCY G.. wife Of John II. Smith.
In the fitch year Of her age.
Funeral will take place on WEDNESDAY,
ut 8 O'clock p. NJ. from the First Baptist
church, College and Brood streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02
Mean temperature. .......-..s2
Nsw YORK STOCK MARKET.


Nxw YoRK. December 1.-The stock mar
ket to-day was still very dull. but there
was little life gwen it in the afternoon
by renewal Of the bear raids. with the eff
feet of depressing few stocks materially
and the general list slightly. The bears
were again in the market under the leader
ship Of Cammack. and while their attacks
were directed chiefly against Richmond
aud West Point. Missouri Pacific, and the
coal stocks. they sold the whole list.
REPoEr or THE DEATH or CYRUS FIELD.
Their operations were aided at one time
by a report of the death of Cyrus w. Field.
but it became quickly known that Mr..
Field has no large interest in the stock
market, either speculative or investment.
The pressure upon Missouri Pacific, which
was made the special feature OF the after
Moons trading, was also helped by the cir
culation OF rumors IN regard to the COM
pany's floating debt. In the forenoon Ohio
and Mississippi was the one feature deyel-
opiug great strength under the purchase
OF one house, and rising from 25.to 2019,
but the upward movement stopped there
and the activity IN the stock ceased.
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT LOWER THAN EVER
nEaoRE.
The market opened this morning with
firm tone Notwithstanding the dulness,
aud the limited demand which appeared
was sufficient as long IS prices We're allowed
TO take their natural course 20 advance
quotations further small fractions. With
the elimination OF the rise in Ohio and
Mississippi the bears became aggressive
and prices dropped all over the list, and
the early advances in the general list were
soon wiped out, while Missouri Pacific
dropped from 6D1< TO 58% Reading from
80 TO 37Js, and Richmond and West Point
from IL to o., the lowest point 1t has ever
sold at. Delaware and Hudson also joined
the procession, falling from t23 to 1914.
THE CLOSE QUIET TO Dull AND HEAVY.
The pressure was maintained right mp 10
the last sales and the market closed quiet
to dull and heavy at the lowest prices OF
tho day, though the great majority or
stocks were only slightly lower than the
opening figures. Missouri Pacific, how
ever. scored net loss of per cent. Rich
mond and West Point of ~ and Delaware
and Hudson OF ~. Sales Of listed stocks,
164, 600 shares; of unlisted, 5000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Euenisq.-- Exchange quiet and firm at
4s2aAsI. Commercial bills, t3011a4s31lS.
Money easy at 3a4 closing at 2. Sub.
4 treasury balances--Coin. Sl09 All 900: cur.
rency, $2,555. 900. Governments dull but
EASY 4 per cents, III. State bonds Gu.
tirely neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02


Sr. LOUIE, Mo-. December Lit has just
been discovered by the Concordja Publish
ing Company. printers Of religious books.
that Martin O. Bafthel and hnrtin II.
Barthel, father and son. two OF 10 most
trusted employees, are short in their &C
counts. Martin II. received On order for
certain publications, which he filed. but
neglected to turn over the cash, which
brought about an investigation, revealing
the fact that the peculations OF both
are very large. The falsifcatlon OF
the books has been going on for a
number OF years. Martin Q. has been
manager Of the concern for twenty i've
years and while the investigation into his
sons affairs was progressing was absent
on vacation. On his return be ct first
denied the charges, but afterwards broke
down and admitted bis guilt, turning
over $4,000 in real estate to cover the
shortage. The son has disappeared and
no trace of him can be found. The OFF,
GERS of the company say the property
turned over more than secures the present
defaication.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02
no eRANos 90 SUI.
The situation There What No Fellow Can
Find ont--confieting Reports.


Find oat-confieting Reports.
tlyAneioAmcrican cable 70 the Dispasch1
LONDON, December 1.-The advices from
Brazil regarding the situation IN Rio
6rande do Sui are OF such an extremely
conflicting character that il IL impossible
70 conceive tho true situation there, A
dispatch was received here to-day from
The BRAZILIAN Minister OF Foreign Affairs
stating that immediately upon the resto-
ration Of the legal Government OF the
state after the deposition OK Dictator Da
tonseca the insurgents laid down their
arms and that senior Ferdinand
isobo, who was sent to Rio GTande
90 Sui as tho representative Of
the Government. has been satis-
faotorily received by the people. This dis
patch does not in any way agree with the
statement telegrapbed Yesterday that the
people OF Rio Grande do Sui had refused
10 obey the orders sent from Rio Jhneiro
lnstructng the authorities TO restore Gov
ernor Castilhos 10 office; that the national
guard bad been modified; that the great
est excitement prevailed. and that Sc
rious outcome was looked forward to.
The Brazilian dispatches are evidently
coiored by the wishes of the seadeTs, add,
Of course. with the censorship of the
cables removed. each side endeavors 20
impress the outside world with its own
view OF the situation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02

dle-weiRhts. fought for 81 800 purse be-
fore the California Athletic Club last nigEt.
For thirteen rounds honors we're easy. IN
the twenty-second round phinny sent Mar
tin 70 the ropes with terrific lctt-hsndsr
IN tho mouth, and from that time on the
= PEARL showed signs OF distress. He held
on, however, until the twerty-hfth round.
when PhinDy rained a number OF blows
ON Martins head, flooring bin egain The
fight was then given 10 PhInny. the
Pearl refusing to answer the call for the
next round
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02

dav.. He said be YVES sssll clear IN bis own
min1 tnes The Irish local government bin
ought 70 be paseed, hut that Ii should not
oe introduced IN Parliament unlosa the
AZ the eAme tine he aid thu measure
QughS % be based on broad franchise.
AR. balfous declared that he believed IL
poasio!e 10 produce q measure fulfilling
Dotn these conditions Doubtless any hsil
would uanster tho administrative power
oitne landowners TO other hands. but that
Would not be reason FOR rejecting the
measure unless Il coold DO proved that il
would be new weapon in the hands OF
tho diaioyal 70 injure the loyal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
. ,,..,,,,, ehnahan Namber OF
~. N,,Ional comuaittss, vice oelrichs.

the National COMMITTEES. vice oeirtchs.
Nyw YoEK. December 1.-The. Demo-
cratic state Committee met at the Hon
man House this morning, eyery member
hsing present excepting Hon. Hugh NC,
IauShlin, OF Brooklyn. The session lasted
bat few minutes. ,.,,,
Ideutenant-G Governor William i. Sheenan
was elected TO succeed Herman Oelrichs.
RESIGNED. as member Of tho pemocranc
National Committee. Gerhard Lang, OF
Bnflaio. made the nomination.
A resolution was also adopted 70 the
eject that the best interests OF the party
would be subseryed by making New YORK
the meeting-place Of the National Con-
4 resolution offered by S. A. Beardsley,
Of Oneida, that it was the sense OF the
COMMITTEES that Governor Hill shall serve
ont the term as Governor tor which ne
was elected was unanimously adopted.
A subcommittee, consisting OF ~. ..
Gr,fin. N. Muller, Jr., sud M. Delmar, was
eppointed TO engage counsel TO look after
ne several contested-election cases now
pendius, and any Others that may come
np IN tho future.
The meeting then adjourned sine dse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02
DEER ANNOY The Fox-HuNTgRs.

other Kind OF Game Abundant in Apo
mAttox--A Great Conservator.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DispAtcn.l
PAMp11N OrY, Va, November 9O.-Deer
are becoming more abundantin this yicinl-
~ and have proved quite an annoyance to
our x.hunters By carrying the dogs out
of reach. Mr. John II. Marshall killed q
very hne one last week.
Ii has been noticed that other kinds Of
game have been unusually abundant this
season. This is due, no doubt, to the
vastly increased acreage of clover in late
years. But there is no fear that they will
ever become such pest as the gapher has
been in Manitoba or the rabbit in Australia.
The a small boy" with his traps and his
breech-loading shotgun, may be safely
counted on 10 buck against even the Aus
tralian rabbit and to preserve the equili-
bri1im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02
COMPLAINING o. our PORK,
1t WIN re Kept oat of Germany Unless
First Thoroughly Inspected.

tBy Anglo-Americanc cable 20 the Dispatch.l
BERLIN. December Ia number of
deputies representing country districts
have entered q formal complaint before
the Budget Committee in regard to Ameri-
can pork. They claim that triohin@ have
recently been frequently found in Ameri-
can pork. and they ask that steps be 1mme-
diately taken TO prohibit the importation
of American pork.
DR.. Won Boetticher, the Minister of the
Interior, replying TO these complaining
deputies, said that the importation OF
American pork in the future would be pro-
hibited unless thoroughly inspected in
tho United States. DR.. Won Boetticher
added that If after this inspection tri-
chine were found IN American pork the
Government would be forced TO entirely
prohibit its importation into Germany.
The deputies appeared to be satisfied
with this statement and there seems rea-
son to believe that If Germans who are
hurt BY American competition in pork
succeed in making out clear case against
the importers of that article of TODD rigor-
Gus measures will once more be taken
against the United States hog.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02
THE PEOPLES PARTY IN KANSAS.
1t Proposes to Organize as q Political
Institution.
[By telegraph 20 tho DIspatch.l


TOPEKA, KANSAS, December 1.-The Peo-
pies Party Central Committee this morn
ing gave to the public an address. of 5000
words. A large part of the address Is
taken up with the old-time wall OF dis
trees, but the announcement IS boldly
made that the Peoples party intends to
organize as political institution and use
all legitimate means for Its success.
The committee reviews the election re-
turns, claiming that the Peoples party
polled 9 ,2SS votes more than were cast for
Willets, and that the Republicans polled
$50, 900 less than were cast for Humphreys.
The action of the Democrats has made the
committee indignant and 1t serves notice
that fusion is out of the question. In dis
cussing the results of the recent industrial
conventions at Toledo and Indianapolis
the committee declares that they were
eminently satisfactory and particularly en-
couraelng TO tho Peoples party.
The Farmers Alliance, the Knights OF
Labor, and other organizations are de-
clared to be political though not partisan
Organizations. The claim that the Peo,-
pies party is composed of anarchists and
obstructionists is answered by the charge
that this is an insult TO the rural .popula-
ton Of Kansas, which controls the new
party and composes its membership.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02

wAsa1soros. d. c., December 1.-The
speakcrship contest is increasing in liveli-
ness and interest with each day, and this
morning there was fair accession made
10 the list of members in town. All Eve
Of the candidates expressed themselves as
hopeful, and reported matters progressing
satisfactorily from their point Of view.
which is in the caseof the two leaders that
the speakership will be settled very early
IN the caucus. and in the case Of the other
three candidates that they. with the assist
ance OF the candidate with the second
highest number Of votes. will be. able to
hold the leader in the race until break IN
his lines can be forced and the way opened
for q second choice man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn ehectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs Is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to oil and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try It. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Flc SYRUP CO.
SAW FRANCISCO, CAT.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YoRK. NV
TIA 1-Su, wtWl &Flotptcofrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02
New Two-Dolisr Notes.

WAsHIsarox, d. c., December 1.--Theis-
eue az the new Window two-dollar silver
certificates began this morning. There
was brisk demand TOR the earlier-num-
bered notes, and the first 500 were soon
taken up as sOucenirs. No. ] was allotted
To- Mrs. Window, No. TO Treasurer Ne
becker, and No. 10 Assistaat-Secretary
Crounss. The new notes viii be put into
circulation as rapidly as possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02

One important statement to-day is the
claim made by General Catchinps, Of
Mississippi, one OF Crisp's chief lieuten-
ants, that the Georgia candidate has cap
tured the entire Democratic delegation
from New Jersey. Mr.. Crisp's friends also
said they bad assurances of four votes
from New England.
Mr. Mills was sanguine that forces were
working favorably to his interest and ex-
pressed himself as entirely confident OF
the result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02
JUDGE c. W. FARrHlNe's FUNERAL
A Faithful Public Servant, Good Citizen
and Gallant Soldier Laid 80 Rest

A Faithful Public Servant, Good Citizen,
and Gallant Soldier Laid 80 Rest.
tCcrrespondence of the Richmond Dispatch.G
ToANo, VA, December 1.-The funeral
services OF w. CT. w. Farthing. judge OF
the counties of York and James city and
the city of williamsburg, took place at
Olive Branch church to-day, and were con-
Quoted by Elders +. ID. Power. of Wash
ingtou, and q. +. MCGEE, OF Hampton.
Judge Farthing was teaching school IN
Texas when the war broke out. He en-
listed in Texas company; was soon or
dered 10 Virginia; refused all entrestles to
be transferred to some company OF his
native county; fought bravely and hero
ically: was wounded ct Gettysburg; fell
into the hands of the enemy, whose sur
geon ampGtated the wounded mans right
leg. and he did not get home until the
close of the war. Judge farthing was
graduate of Emory and Henry College /
was fine scholar, and the leading elder OK
his church. he was fifty-seyen years old,
and leaves O widow, the sister or Elder
Power. and six children.
ELIZA SKIPPED.
Eliza +. Blackman (colored), teacher in
Powhatan district. left this county yester-
day, her teachers certificate having been
cancelled, and her school closed on &C
count Of falsifed monthly reports. She
not only reported pupils present who were
absent, but she also had enrolled i've pu-
pills who had never been inside OF her
schooLhouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02
$3.50 pnnt stAtemeot.

wAssigoroS, D. O., December The
aai,t sfaternent issued to-day shows net
decrease ia The ipteTest-bearing and n2n-
interest- bearirq bonded debt during no.
vember of 81. $40, 1880 aggregate OF debt
bearine no interest, 1887 sSss sf6.So: aggrc-
gate of certificates aud treasury ca
onset by cash ia the Treasury. Soes,5z,ssi-
100 aggregate Of debt, inetnelng S eel ~
sogreeete amount Of cash Ia the Treasury.
S7zs ssG. 7s0. rs net cash balance. exolu1iye
~ geld reserve. $50. ia, 9i7.g6. Pacihe rali-
road bonds not inclndod In tho above
efatefnens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02

The arst report that the postsl-car had
also been rified is erroneous, as anthem
tic reports say that only the express car
was attacked. Express-Messenger Null
renen is s1d to have been seriously, In
iured in the hip by the explosion and bat:
tered about the head by the butt ends OF
the reyolyers In the hands OF the robbers.
A large posse is making search for the
bandits, and the officers are stralning
every nerve to uncover the hiding place OF
the outlaws.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02
suLLlvANs SEVERE SENTENCE.
A Tine Of $3.50 for Selling Liquor on Sun
day, &c.-Jailed I'm Default.

tne OF loOO loF heiiinR LilupF On SUI
day, &c.-Jailed in Default.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
OAK PARK, VA. November 9O.-At the
June term Of Madison Court Judson Sui
Ivan, young man living near this village,
was convicted of selling liquor without
license, of selling on Sunday. and selling to
minors. A fne Of 1856 was imposed for
the several offences. Since that time he
has eluded the officers until last Saturday.
Sheriff Pattie, hearing he was in the coun-
ty, started in pursuit OF him, but the fugi-
tive fed to Orange, possibly thinking him.
self safe if across the county line.
CAUGHT AT LAST.
Sheriff Pattie telephoned the officers at
Orange, who soon made the arrest. Sulli-
van ia now lodged in the Madison jail in
default of the payment Of the fines. he Is
the first prisoner TO occupy the new jail,
which was finished early in the summer.
After he has served out the term of I'M
prisonment the State will impose the
United States Court will take charge Of
him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02
Victoria visits The Royal Patients.

LONDON, December 1.-The Queen to-
dav paid visit TO her nephew, Prince
Victor Ferdinand of Hoheulohe, who is
suffering with cancer similar to the one
which caused the death of the late Empe-
TOR Frederick Of Germany. Prince Vic
tor, who was born November IL, 1888, Is
retired admiral in the roysl navy and
Governor of Windsor Castle. His mother
is the Queens half sister, the Duchess of
Kent and his father Prince Leningen.
The Queen also visited Prince George OF
Wales. who continues to improve as the
fever abates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02
The Gr,,,n Berlin Severe.

[By Anglo-American cable to the Dispeteh.l
BERLIN, December 1.-The epidemic OF
influenza. which has caused so much SUIT
fering here Of late. is increasing IN severi-
ty. Owing 10 the large number OK innu-
enza patients supplementary barracks at
the Moabite hospital have been opened for
their accommodation, all the ordinary
wards there being full. There are now
LOO patients at the Charity hospital,
many of whom are suffering from infu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02
AFFAIRS IN BRAZIL.
The Outlook Said 20 BE Less Peaceful
Than oGicisi Statements Declare.
r,, ,.ia,rann so fha Dispatch1

Than oGicisI Statements Declare.
C3y telegraph TO she Dispatch.l
SANTIAGO, December 1.--Dispatches re-
ceiyed here from Brazil state that the
outlook there liz far less peaceful than is
given out by the official statements. In
fact the situation is dangerous in the ex-
IRENE ana serious conflicts between the
troops OF the new President, Peixotto, and
The troops of the province of Rio Grande
40 sul are anticipated. The latter have
lapsed into a state of rlotous insubordlna-
ton end threaten trouble. One portion
Of them is IN favor of maintaining the in-
deosadence Of Rio Grande do Sui, and an
other faction is in favor OF. reunion with
the United States Of Brazil on the ground
that All cause Of discomfort was removed
when Marshal Da Fonseca resigned the
dictatorship.
Presldent Peixotto has not yet given
mn all hope of restoring order in Brazil
Generally, and particularly in Bio Grande
do Sui, without an appeal to arms, but II
is reported that the now President has de-
termined. should ali peaceful arguments
fail. to appeal to the sword and to leave no
stone nnturned to maintain the integrity
OF The United States OF Brazil.