Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06
BRAZILIAN AFFAIRS,
Views of a Correspondent of the
London Times.

Copyright 1893, Associated Press.
London, Dee. 5.-The Times tomorrow
will publish the following interesting let
ter dated November IL from IL special
correspondent at Rio de Janciro: In 10.
viewing the causes leading up TO TIE
revolt the Times correspondent saws with
The. fall of Dom Pedro the aristocracy
withdrew all connection with the govern
ment, and the wealthy men who We're
IN Office were then replaced by needy ad-
Nenturers, whose sole object has been
personal gain, Continuing, the Times cor.
respondent says: president peivntn
opened his administration well by cancel.
llg Tue decree permitting the bank of
we fepubnc 10 CONTINUE the emission of
notes which had been done in the inter
est OF ring Of spectators. But the homes
OF reform were soon dissipatpd whom ho
removed the governors of the states In nm
unq' rhirded manner Thence onward he
took the bit in his mouth and made n
series OF plumbers and set aside the spirit
Nhu !he letter of the constitution in every
way N'S''
The Times correspondent then nro-
eeeds to shows that President Piexoto's
alleged breaches Of faith REGARDING RIA
Gr9nde do Sui by porsecuting those who
had been engaged In revolt. which action
led TO the presidents rupture with HI.
inlrai re Meh0' who resigned the office
81 munster of murine IN consequence
Much sympathy, the correspondent e,i1s
was shown IN Rio dc .Ianeiro for tn,
people Of Rio Gran do Sui. who haJ
been engaged IN tho revolt. and ponnlsr
subscriptions were opened between Nh,
ana August lS5. for the relief of ira
insurgent sick. These subscripiiops ,roro
crowned with success. and Ii IL soid ,To
constantly swelling fund was verv gam.
lug 10 PeiN0to aud led 10 lis nromefn.
DR.. Govern. being Imprisoned Cnmin,.
rapidly to history Of The nresent ia
Times correspondent states that Noyem.
her q the lnsurgent leaders held a con.
ference on board The warshin Annpids.
ban and discussed tho Question az ra-ns-
hhlshing monarchy In Brasil.
II was then shown that tbe stotos 90
Pern0mhucn. Bahai Santa Catnrino Rio
Gfande, nnd majority NJ the nonui,
ton. Of Minas Goraez Sac Panic AMI
an ,nperiant section Of the citv Of ria
dc .laneiro favored return TO ,nnnarcbr
u WIS thcreupon decided ihat tha cfror,.
ot the INSURGENTS shou'd he aircrtoa ~
that cnl The facf ih9t General po.o"
q weU-tnnwn mnnarrhist. was Ia ro,,
MANI 81 ? fiYision under President po-
iNo'0 and that Col Monde. vio,an.
onnnnent NJ rennNiranisr, romms,l, ~.
national uuarl. X n0si.fva nrots !, ""
was No inte"tlen whom tho raroi,.,,. y.
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3, re-es,a''ish moua-chv p-s-iliS, a.
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Tines ''~-rcrNon7ant that 10 hoii.r,s
w ,"" ~ M Ngsr would soe tho Gnisi
nv ne NrN'oHan SvsteT1 nj ~ore~,n,s,.
IN Brazil. no matter which side Won
For ihe onfsnse ~ rnlvinc The sal, an, 81,
r IN ho'el nj SnoNane Wssh ~
a ts4rse'ta Marks was hnol SEQ, one day re-
The origin Of the word irumn a. nsa, Il,
carl nl1ring Is slll 60 n, ne T'rSne,, y, "
.ra,r,n,ae equivalent 10 tho Englisb III
Tue jail at Cadillac, Mich, Is not vorv -
cnfe,. a. q prisoner escaped frDm fbees ~
other nlght BY psshirg his head fhno. ~
the roof aud climbing ont. through
The ''onicial" sale Of prsecs -,
souri, paper are as follows; one vc.r =.
eggs. pounds Of stenk two h.sskNIs y.
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