Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-23
NEW RULER AT RIO JAr~,
Adm'ra! De M6!|o Formally Deea,.,
Dom Pedro EnDer0r nf pS |,

Au'll'faI W M6!lo foFmaIiy D9Cav,
Dom Pedro Emperor Of pn ~% I,
MADRID, NOV. To- a. ', ns,
ceived at the foreign Office G Ss,
that Admiral De Mellc has nro s1e 7.
Prince Pedro Emperor of RrosS ,'%'
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-The news
here from Madrid, to the etra s,'1
Admiral De Mello has DroJl
Prince Pedro Emperor Of Brazil a
commented upon and confrn,%
denial Of the report is anvion%
pected. The news, however :.
ally accepted as being correr,
comes here from other sources
ton to the dispatch from Eo44
ready referred to. "u'
The Exchange Telegraph O.,
says that after Admiral De lfL,&I
proclaimed Prince Pedro as f.,
lie put to sea with severa, Of - n.
in order to intercept President HS
new transports which are cor,
supplies Of men, ammunition erS
visions to the existing govprnma
Rio de Janeiro. 1t is not IaE
however, that the insurgent ADM;
certain of intercepting the trar1
as the point Of debarkation OF tID u
tons of war is believed to bav.
kept a secret.
4 dispatch from Lisbon receiva,
this afternoon says that the news
proclamation Of Prince Pedro .,
peror of Brazil is not Vet cons
but, it is added, the report is gar
believed at Lisbon III view Of M
De Mello's strong monarchist ts,I
cies.
The Brazilian minister here s,n
the Countess d'Eu would bars
Empress under the old law ofsu~.
as she had never abdicated AM
Admiral DeMello's proclamation
until she has done so. The Brr|
minister adds that he has recpr
news whatever concerning the r
proclamation of Prince Pedro a
peror of Brazil, but, on the other
the minister referred to saws that
adyices to the effect that 4
Mello was to sail north to-day On
the Aquidaban. In conclusion h
lillian minister said that rumoY
attempt to restore the monarch
long been current at Rio de Janep
he reports that the Brazilian can
quiet and that the usual bushes
ing transacted.
A letterjust received here byan
nent London merchant says;
MeEo is beaten it will be q heav
to British prestige. President h
is mad with rage with foreigner
especially against the British
MelIo is inclined precisely TO tl&
and constant friendly commua
are going ON between the m
Italian and British warsAipS and
miral De Mello, while the Gema
American commanders hold a0it
The Westminster Gazette ex1
the opinion that the Prince leh
board Admiral De Mello's fast
says: Of De Mello can forceaA 4
and Join the insurgents advancing
the south and seize Rio the III
will tizzle ingloriously."
The Westminster Gazette also
that Brazilians favor the Ta.ag
ment of a monarchy, saying a
sentiment prevails especially
the Germans of Southern pN
adding: "What will the United
say as the republican pT0et
the continent? If Brazil sids
Prince Pedro what cal Gg
do after the mess made
predecessors in Chill? Mr. lf7
however little Americans Mq
monarchy in the new word y
careful OF the interests Of the
States in Brazil which are conn
and not sentimental"
The Brazilian minister alsoa
the engineers Of the AGUIdaIa
not good and that the warsh4N
seaworthy.
A dispatch from Lisbon reCeiye
to-day says that a messenger VI
arrived there from Brazil arr
that Senior Jose Patrocinio, the
of newspaper, who has Jea
tinually and strongly opPs
President Peixoto, has been
order of the President. The Ds
adds that among the killed dun
recent fight in Brazil was Co.,
Alfonso, commander of tie ca
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