Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-12

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Valparaiso sends the following dis
patch. II Is reported tonight mum
her Of members OF the Brazilian con'
gress which dictator Fonseca recently
dissolved,
HAVE SOUGHT AN ASYLUM
In different foreign legations in Rio de
Janelro. Uruguay has become alafme
al the state Of affairs In Brazil, and
massed troops along the frontier line
Of that country. I am Just In receipt
Of a dispatch from Buenos Ayres
which states on tho night Of Novom-
Der 0 revolt was begun in RIO Grsndc
dc sul and spread rapidly. At lat
accounts the greater part Of the State
was occupied by the rebels. Generals
Fernandez and Santo Ana are said TO
he AT the head Of the Revolutionists
aud their ranks are reported TO be
receiving constant accession. The
garrison nj Yuguaron, tits said, has
Joined the Insurgents and artillery has
been placed at the disposal Of the two
generals who are In command. The
diclator'a governor In Rio Gfando de
aul, Castillo, deemed The revolt 20
serious that he asked tho central
government for endorsements,
representing his position as pre-
carious. In compliance Foncca
at once sent four gunboats, three
mentors and two transports loaded
with troops, 10 the scene OF the up.
rising. The troops will he landed NJ
the ports Of Rio Grande do Sui, Pelota.
and San Jose Dol Norto, at the mouth
Of the bay Of Patos.
Following upon the announcement
Of the garrison At Ylnguafon going
over 10 the insurgents comes word that
two other gsrrlsoDs also
JOINED THE REBEL FORCES
In Rio Grsnde do Sui. while this i
taking place the residents OF Rio do
yaneiTo seem 10 10 kept In perfect
ignorance Of these stirring events.
They believe everything II peaceful IN
tho republic, aud that the discomfort
against Fonseca Ia not worth noticing.
Their Ignorance Ia owiHg 10 the fact
the government " suppfessing all telo'
grams that describe the true situation
Of Affairs In the State Of Rio Grande do
sul.
The ohlef. Of the revolution arc said
" be Visconde pelotas, Baron Jyuk
aud Generals Astropllloa fsravare-.
Their object seems 10 he 10 form n
national party In opposition 10 IN,
dictator. This party 10 W be made ny
of Liberals and Conservative. This
probabilities are the authorities will
Inaet with very lively times IN Rid
Gnnds do Sui. Persons hitherto
holding office but now opposed Il
Fonseca are In destitute circumstances
THE SITUATION.
NEw YoRK, Nov. ll.--rouchiug tn,
situation In Chile, the Heroid's Val
Jhraiuo representative sends this
There IL considerable GOODNESS AZ pres
ent between the Chilean authoritiel
aud British Minister Kennedy. 1
dates from Sunday, Novelnber |, Al
Saints day, which was made the occa
sion Of n great demonstration In homo
OF those who loet their lives while II
the service Of the Junta previous q
the downfall Of BAlmAccds. A grca
throng visited the cemetery At Nslpar
also 10 hear the 6owcry tributes ON thu
graves Of the dead heroes. Anon,
the visitors was Minister Kennedy
who also was intent on decofatin.
some graves. His coach was caught Il
the Jam ut the entrance 10 the cemc
terry, aud ewing " the coaohmani
stubborness n row onsued, during
which he found Il advisable to leav,
bis scat aud r.sk safety In flight
Minister kennody's coach was some
what damaged by colliding with othe
vehicles, whose occupants Insisted OF
getting the right OF way. This un
pleasant Incident put Kennedy In al
indignant frame OF mind, and eve
since he has ovlnced u spirit Of un
friendlincss toward the authorities.
This correspondents Of certain Flu
ropoan newspapers seem bent upoI
doing all In their power TO create
Misunderstanding between Chile ani
the Unitoi States, and even boast thA
such motives inspire their articles
They make no secret Of their desire &
inculpate Minister Egsn In every In
uendo that IL started against the Unite,
States and say they will publish every
thing which In their opinion will Civ
the world the impression that tn
American representatives unduly sur
ported Bslmaeeda. Copiei Of III
Herald containing the story Of Wi
liam n. drace's connection with til
shipment nf arms to BalmacedA havl
al last arrived here, and created quit
ripple Of excitement In Chile a
Eyre, tho representative Of Grace 4
Co.'s arm hers, Is a staunch Britishe
and has figured throughout tue LAT
war Ne the Arm friend OF the Junta
He has also made himself very ptoni
nont ON account Of his dlspAraglng To
marks against the American people.
FaOu CHILE.
Fac Iupts prepsr.a 10 surreu,isr n