Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-24

By TELEGRAPH to iho SEwa
rosSuCA nIsfgNa.
The Inhabitants OF rio Janeiro
Revolt

usVolt
RIO JANEiuo, Nov. 28.-peixo,to 10
forming q government. The inhabit.
ants OF this city wnuse sympaihlys
have boeu with the Congressional
party have at lsst thrown of oil gtiisc
OF adherence 20 the existing govern.
mont aud have openly declared their
determined opposition 10 the dictator.
ship Of General Fousocn, sud their re-
solve 10 that no must abandon the pres.
idoucy which he has held for only a
omrnlutiyely bricf period. Like Dom
Pcig0, President DA Funscca has quiet
~ yielded 10 the demsud " the people
that the executive OF the brazilian
government he deposed from his oiilce.
The pa0pir Of this city arobe In arms
against the Dictatot's government to.
day.
TuE UrmdSG
thus inr IL very successful, and the In.
sutgunt accomplished tho ends for
which they have been secretly plan
ming. Among the iist thiugs the
rcvOlutlOnisis did this morning was TO
increase their store Oi arms aud am.
munition. A strong torcu made an
attack on the naval arsenal, aud Aitcr
= weak anu only hali.hearted effort on
tho paEt Of thuse stationed nj the palace
to f.pulao the Invaders, the latter took
pOssessi1u VI the arsenal aud all mum.
tons OF war which II contained.
Only few shots wcro exchanged
and the poor resistance made by the de-
tenders IL shown by the fact that mons
OF the insurgents force II reported 10
have been killed or seriously wounded.
A laborer In the arsenal struck by Oue
of the shots fired by the attacking
party l. the only ono Of the contestants
known ~ have Loaf his life In the
assault.
One Of the cannon ball. from tho
Arsenal was badly directed aud stfucl.
"A chufch, causlng great damage,
NuwH Of the uprising had very dis
quleting effect, aud created the greatest
alarm la the city Among women aud
children, and those citizens who have
not taken arms IN support of either
party, aud when the fighting began hs
the arsenal and tue rattle VI muaketfy
and boom OF cannon was heard all
were
SEIZED WITH 4 WILD rASic
and 1ed TO place. Of safety until tho
nfing ceased and the conflict vas at an
end. Merchants and shOpkeerefr,
fearing that their places would be- loot
ed, made haste 10 clos. their establish.
ments, and securely bolt and bar both
door and windows. All their prepare.
lions were unnecessary, however, for,
a. already described, the attack on the
arscnal was only Of short duration, and
beyond smashing the portions struck
by the cannon balls no further damage
waa Inflicted upon property anu very
little disorder prevailed.
soon the people were rejoicing nj the
overthrow OF the dictator. Members Of
his cabinet soon resigned and the man.
ifuslO oi F1ustcn, announcing that he
would how 70 the Will Of the people,
WAS issued.
The stats Of Siege which had bren
proclaimed was Ht once raised. IL IL
expected that the members OF the Con.
gtyss dissolved by FJnseca will DO re-
called,
mo Orlando - ~ 4 STATE OF TX.
CtTfMESp,
LONDON, Nov. Dispatches from
Rio Jauoiro this afternoon bring news
that the opposition to Fonaeca gathered
sufficient force 90 break through All
barriers and make Itself master OF the
situation. The uprising was 70 for
midnhlo that Fonseca considered II Inn.
possible 10 longer maintain the Az
tendency, and surrendered his au.
thority. In "f-signing," las ho called
IL, he declared he did so In favor OF
Flurino PclKOtto, vlce-president or
ylee.ehief Of the provisional govern.
meni, OF which Fonseca wa the head.
Whether the opposition will bo con.
tent to Jet PvixotlO, about whom little
Is known here, assume the leader.
ship OF tho State, Ia not known, but II
II believed that he will not be permitted
10 act A. chief executive, even tonne.
nrily, unless Ia sympathy with tho
revolutionary movement.
Rio ulanie IL In u state OF great OK.
element, but reports 10 not Indicate
mob law or serious disorder. Tho up
rising, however, has had the effect o,
putting stop, for the time being, TO
oil kinds OF business.
The news that Fonseca bad reslgnsd
spread throughout the city like Wild |
fire, and was everywhere received
with enthusiastic cheers and exclama.
lions Of satisfaction. The pfovinces
are not yet heard from, but II "a be- |
lloved that the news Of the dlctatOris |
will everywhere be received |
with the same satisfaction rs ut the |
capital. The revolution ut Rio Jan. |
Giro only broke out this morning, and |
lie work was quickly accomplished.
add Storm In East
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