The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-06
SIDE LreBrs ON rHs CIVIL HzA
A rsv.iy Rduor .. Rio Describes Evsnts ss
They Appear 90 Him.

They Appear 90 HIN.
Some interesting elimpses Of life in the
besiesed capital Of Brazil are contained In the
news columns OF late COPY OF the Rio Netrs.
| The Ne,cs 10 bright little weekly newspaper
| in the English language. II endeavors to print
all the news which Is against the wishes 9th
Government. and comments freely on men
and Affairs. which gets II into endless trouble
with its native contem poraries. still. II APP
parently has. as II asserts, the support OF many
Brnzilians Of high standing. because IL con-
| tinues publication and prints the news. Init
present issue It spits the Government organ.
Fdi,. over hot FIRE for an alleged attempt to
have the Ne,rs suppressed.
II says that by order OF the Government"
all communication with Nlctheroy and Pa
quota. by water. lie interrupted. The cause OF
this was the insurRent shots. Orders were
also issued forbiddlnR any one to cross the pay
without a special permit from the Captain Of
the Port. The comment lie made that besides
this permit the permission OF the insurgent
squadron would also seem to be necessary.
The lighting in the neiRhborhood is not
spoken OF with much respect. The only cas-
ualties mentioned In this Issue Of the news
paper. covering q week OF hot engagements.
IRE the death q one m, non -combatant and the
carriage driver who found an unexploded
shh;eIi IN his garden i and decided that the best
carefully laid the she'll IN II. and then acct
shell, which exploded and wounded him. A
these BON bardments as though thoy were tar
Get matches at Schntzenfest II explains:
S s.. Pf wife GTsF q: a.. s s or. s:
stationed In an inirenohtent N Rus da Gioria about
ptacties % ore every launch that pssss. betws.n
6s cause Of to. foSusnt SonSafdment , Of rEiss Ts
eSn nc 10 an .os to s PTSy9Is ana
.rea a. ne to the ArmsGso A. for the de-
the vivid description. gwen ii the pfe.. u
Describing one Of these tremendous fights.
MALICE y says was one OF w hottest engage
And the most singular feature Of the whole anar 10
S1.ct sS' :Sdr mas BEEN SP.o& hurt ~.
siEht damage IN the city as nearly all the FIRING on
charges cannon aud sm. sf%. !. M %sa a.' with IT,
S s sS lar on T. no an s sosr who blew
percentage OF the shots wasted above tho enemy
The reason Admiral Saldanha da Cana.
the insurgents was because the Government
refused to pay the garrison the money due TO
OF the fort IN order to compel the men to ''do
something. as M to that time the fort had re-
and went over to the enemy. The Admiral is
spoken Of as the ablest naval Officer in tho
mon and much valuable war material TO The
insurgent forces.
A story Of a great feat OF bravery on the part
tary school is copied from the Pai.. The party
Ven Wyent DOWN Town. the coast on reconnotring exped-
Palias OIL the coast at Gayea- The heroic
youths ran down TO the edge OF the beach.
the vessel. Then they rode back again and
recounted their exploit. The Palas was well
republic t we es" estab ns,e ia 1889
An, an academic battalion, was formed by en-
lfnypFnnant N a lur-
~ enlisted body OF soldiers. and have been as.
bo TO Dosts q ha umed greet danger
most exposed to the fire Of the heet
crate month or five weeks ago. considering
tho circumstances. but fresh meat was then
there were becoming scarce and dear Private
reports from the interior towns were that pro-
too This says the Ness Is p a tTst B hsz
depends largely on the outside world for her
daily DAILY food and i Is strong argument for
The Information published abroad In regard
t9 Occurrences 2; IN Rio simply appals the he,cs
rnmors, while much is based on disoredi ed
official teleRrams. The Wild reports circulat-
as the natural outcome OF the Government
policy OF cl1sing the cable to news do
spatehesti me Government Is spoken OF as
strong complaint is made OF the difficulty
to II. on account Of the restrictions i'm posed
by the Government. A long story is told Of an
Americans experience In trying to get per-
mission TO make a business trip to some In
terror towns. He had to negotiate through
brokers for sale conduct. and. after paying
over considerable money. was unable to 90 TO
the three places he wanted to. although no
good reason was apparent. The streets Of Rio |
were said to be full of foreign flags hoisted for
the purpose Of protection In case OF disorder. |
The German. French. and English Cons uls had |
taken the precautiOn. also to advise their |
compatriots to get away from the city
An Item In the Buenos Avres southern Cross |
confirms truth often mentioned In THE Sun: |
kilograms from Monteyideo inform us that at n |
meeting held In the house Of Gen Leon in that city 10
support the candidature of Gen TAes several
and an INFINITE number OF Colonies and all the supe.
nor officers present. That is EVIL IN
MOntevideo Rio de Janero and other South Ame rican
cities The Generals. infinite number OF Colonies
and all the superior officers Constantly
In AFFAIRS that should not at all concern them,
As THE Sun has often said. this Ii Just the |
trouble with oil the southern republics