New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
MR.. IRVING AND MISS TERRY COMING.

TO MAKE A THIRTY-WEEKS' AMERICAN TOUR
NEXT YEAR WITH KING HENRY VIII
London, June 1G.-IIenry E. Abbey to-day signed a
contract with Henry irving and Miss Ellen Terry and
their entire company 10 make a tour In the United
sintes in Is03'0i. The tour will occupy thirty weeks
and the play that will be presented VIII be King
Henry vI1I,' which has hud snch successful run at
the Lyceum Theatre here. The company includes VIII
lam T,rIiss,' A. sizzling. Mr.. Howe, a. Bishop
c. IIngrc, Mr. TyaIs, c. Farquhar, Mr. beaumont
Mr. IIavlland Gordon Craig, A. Bond, Mr.. Harvey
Mr. Lacy Mr.. Johnson. Mr. Archer. Forbes Robertson,
Mss V Vanbrngh, Miss 10 Theirs and Mrs. Paunce-
fort. They will open at san Francisco or september
., On october they VII appear at The columbia
Early In November they will open Mr.. AbDeys lie"
theatre In NcwY0rk
THE BLOCKADE OF MAT'rO CROSSE RAISED.
Rio Jnnciro June l6-The blockade Of Matte Crosse
which State recently attempted to break OF It's reh'
lions with the Federal Government and establish Its
independence, has been ruised. 1t Is officially an
nounced that peace has been completely restored in
Maito crosse. The revolutionary battallons en-
trenchcd at Coruuba were attacked and defeated BY
the civil population, thirty persons being killed
There IS srh, confusion in the first part Of this
Glsptch tn" state ., Matte Crosse has never
Thought any more than has any other State of the
new brazilian republic. TO establish its indepe ndence
The same alleged tendencies TO secession were gra
uiltoSly attributed 10 the states Of sac fnulo and
Rio Gunde do sui. but the stories proved 10 have been
withou, foundation. II has been alrcsdy explained
here that soon after the establishment Of the republic
I'm Brazil States claimed the privilege Of gov
ernng themselves according TO the fedcratvc prin
cipl,., and OF appointing their own administrative
officials. The Central Government readily acccded TO
those requests, pservlng 10 Itself only the right
- Interfere I'm public order should be disturbed
In rrsr,rl 10 Matte Crosse, it may be sid that the
Governor Of The state, Senior Murtnho WIS dep,scd
ly the people because h. had adhered ~ the cicta
toral coup d'etat ot Fore'ca, November 3, 1o9O.
When Fcgscca resigned the Presidency, twenty Gays
later his SUCCESSOR, General FoT1ano PeiXoto, np
pointed General Enbank rs Provisional Governor Of
Matte Crosse, until n Governor could be chosen by
The people OF The state. THIS choice dspleased some
military men, ut whose head Colonel BarboSsl placed
Mm>.lf But the citizens remained faithful 10 their
allegiance to the RePbl'c, and the dispatch states
I'm fact that the military rebels were attacked and
defeated Us tho civil population" As To the raising
oi the blockade Il may seem u be stnnge measure
10 those who know that Matte GrpSso is 800 tagues
inland In Brazil. But It has no direct commDnjca.
ton with Rio de JaneirO. account or the tropical
forests and other natural obstacles. which are not
vet tr-iverscd by roads The state Of Matte Crosse
cnn be- reached only ly l,lrg up the Rio do In Paa
and IN. rivers Of PARMA and Paraguay