The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-12
BRAzILS DICTATORSHIP.
NEARLY ALI THE NEWSPAPERS IN RIO
HAVE BEEN SUPPRESSED.

| Dictator IA Fonsecs WIN Brook Nc later
| ferenee-Opiy = Part OF tho Navy with
| Hin-An Public Meetings Forbidden.
LONDON. Nov 11.-There has still been no on
DIAL contradiction from Brazil Of the that
two or more provinces have seeded. The
Times publishes a despatch from Rio Janelro
saying that by osder OF the dictator nearly all
the newspapers Of that city have been sus-
pended and that their Offices are in the hands
OF the authorities. The dictator Marshal do
Fonseca. has. It appears. made exceptions to
this rule in favor OF the Journal do Cbmcrcio.
the Nopedas. and the Oorreo. which have an
nounced themselves In favor Of his policy and
supported him editorially and otherwise.
Thesupporters OF the dictator are known to be
urging him to remain in power In spite OF any
combination which may be formed against him.
and to use every man in the army and navy to
make his Government respected throughout
| Brazil
Marshal da Fonseca has published decree
announcing that any person who resists or
| plots against the Dictatorship. foreigner or
Brazilian. will be expelled from Brazil
| 1t is admitted that all is not plain sailing
| with the dictator. It has been asserted up to
the present that the navy was supporting the
dictator. and that the army was also loyal to
him. So far as tho navy is concerned this re-
port Is not correct Only a portion OF the navy
favors the dictator. and a portion Of 1t is
sSp 81 ye SPnSa S n as e ssd Wick
caused g HSh trouble and SeSdsh e tho
sader or 'G ahoi q the opposition party the
nsS sns V change
goyernments and he particularly protests
Der Of Deputies to $50. ''''s " Wv
Ss hss sns Or
meetings calculated to have Influence upon
s sTsss IN b gr way Of Monte
Sui has seeded entirely, from the Brazilian
port the revolution.
LISBON. Nov. 1.-THE Portuguese Govern.
view Of the grave state Of aaFs In
to protect Portuguese interests in that re-
ceiveI from Minister Conger tending to con-
firm the story OF the revolt OF three Of the prn-
gazn whfa Is also
position here to attribute to the English news
Eansrrs desire to embarras;S the Brafiian au-
United States. inasnuch as this arranE cement
sssify and fd ss re sts between
doubtless recover. g. Mecrean Of Union. mail
the other three clerks in the mail car had q
Hedsy ~ New ssoa
head and hands. and the news agent, j. w.
Cottrell Of Emira. was bruised about the legs
and breast: the re en- OF tho trainmen
Mrs, Besnets. caaaserass. about the
Ssaa brasea EizaSets n sted o. So
Eighty; eighth street. New York dangerously
bruised about the mead and body Spencer
George Fl. Brown. residence unknown. head
bruised and knee iammed. and another man
the face and bruised about the head. The
other passengers were more or less shaken up
The Commercial Cable Company sent notices
Yesterday to all firms doing business with Bra:
Been at De yapeiro Tie news
Of the establshment q the censorship was
ton for the he reports Of revoiuion and trouble
At the Brazilian consulate It was said that
se Of so aan n sls %ss
; %o1ld T %ssPstssss ssesiysa ey%;R a5ses I
said f to have sI Contain %
formation. Cant sPrattyy. e e. The 5 Steamship
Oct: 49, he had heard nothing Of any. trouble.
The t
en- ever eT # may be- has BEEN GROSSLY eaagserated
from ons London I't to Dom Pedro and Ills friends:
with and It is not thought that the Internal dis
sensions will affect the markets. Brazil exacts
trouble tie Government will need money. and
will do oil in its power to stimulate exporta-
Rio exchange is, lower, than 1t has been in
some time, but It has not yet touched the lev,
now ID 1t was 1917 a week ago.
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