The sun., 1894-01-10
A SAILORS DIARY AT RIO.
IT RECORDS mar CiPE TERRT SAID
DI1N TO ADMIRAL STiNTOY.

New nnd Picture,are vrr.ion or the
Sniute 10 MeIIo-The ChsrIsston IIit by =
shot-Insurgents Disguised ns wor-en.
The diary Of Dluejacket Charles Muehlich.
accompanied by it's owner. who was sent home
from the United States cruiser Newark be-
cause he was III with epilepsy. arrived yester-
day from lilo de Japciro on the steamship
Herschel The blueiacket's diary is tho most
Interesting. not to say unique, bit oi literature
about the Brazilian troubles that has
reached this port since Mello and Peixo-
to began shooting around each other
last September. II gives a new version NJ the
occurrences preceding Admiral sianton's
salute to Admiral Moo, for which Admiral
Stanton was recalled. and after reporting to
his superior. was put in command of tho North
Atlantic station. IL may he sail before intro
ducing tho bluejackets diary. that an act Of
insu6ordnation such "a the diary says Can't.
Terry Of the Newark committed. might have
resulted In his immediate suspen sion. It may
also 10 remarked that naval Captains are not
In the habit Of talking to thor hdmirals In the
way the diary says. But tho bluelacket says
1t is all true. Here it Isl
Oct. 22-The orderly reported to Admiral
stanton that Admiral Mello was approaching
the ship In his barge. Tho Admiral came up
on the quarter deck in full ircss and received
Mello on tho cardboard EHneway. The Ad-
miral escorted Mrllo to his cabin where they
shin Mello requested thHt no salute bs iired
but tho order to lire one had been. given al
tenant smith After tho first snut was fired
Cant Terry gave orders To have the firing
shtoppcd a fHL 4 al salute was l,red; At the third
his hat. and remained uncovered until the sa-
Oct. 2L--Shortly after noon Admiral STAN
ton met Cart: Terry on tho quarter dock. The
admiral said to the oaptntn that ho wanted
o'clock to accompany him on VISIT to Adj
mlral Mci,o on the flagship AIuihahnn. Can't.
TrSSrry rSny ;h salI n" would =" daMnsl 4 he would;
sent for his orderly ana ash ell him N his
noat was W rgady IhG or%Estly said that Z
Cart; Terry. They hal few words.
TO put on his full dress uniform and he ready
to accompany him at , O'clock. Tho Captain
satd Admiral stanton. shall take steps to
inlce YOU The two officers then separated.
the Admital going t. his cabin, and telling, his
oclocE. Can't Terry continued to pace the
quarter deGk for = few minutes. and then
At about ten minutes of o'clock Admiral
Stanton and Flag Lieutenant smith came out
Some words passed between them. Capt.
Terry said that Admiral Nlello was u damned
seonnd,rSL ,S t,r AdmiTal M stanton said he was no
man. After few more minutes talk the olli-
GERS walked 70 the Gangway and got into tho
lasted about half an hour. When the boat lrfe
the Aquidaban salute was fired by that ves-
sell"
Other entries in the diary toll how. on Dec.
9. steamship OF the BRAZILIAN Navigation
tine Republic. with supplies for the insure
gents. and recruits for them dressed as women,
was SUSPECTED Iust ns it was passing the forts.
and was halted by cannon shot and cap
tured
Charles Sullivan. marine from tho Charles
ms SAYS ns shot oSs Of m .ns ors se ,ss
Charleston and dented one of her plates. 4
for tine Workmanship OF his Gunners. QUAR-
termastor Thomas Allen OF tho Charleston
died Of yellow fever in the hospital at Rio on
While the Herschel was ut Pernambuco tho
marine and the blue Jacket learned that about
Nictheroy at this port were anxious to come
home on tho HerscheL The Cnntnin Of the
trouble with the Brazil!ap ,Iiovrrhment hv
taking the men, and even Il he had desired to
take them. the Government would not have
Just, before the departure OF the Herschel
from Rio the ATrs, the most IMPORTANT Eng;
10y order Of President PelSoto for it, renec-
tiGns on the Governments way of doing
Dec. .. publishes those paragraphs In regard
10 its esteemed contem poraries:
our Italian ".Saggg Z, On , e. ~, r announced
our new French colleague VE-L,is n AIR. va, sus-
pended 10y or ter Of the pO Nov gs the reason
not clear as the paper has made no atacK thr
Tho newspapers this mora ng Announce the slsu-a.
sion VI tie q Is.hI f- A4.r"i-
Other items appearing in tho Nsirs some ot
which doubtless led TO its suppression by tho
are as follows:
Lieut.Crl Torre. nomrn, whn Is IN command NJ
Fort lHgc, claims that shot from uts fort Opered
hole IN The side ~ the merchant steamer 20 ny onE
with the kuHdAbHn IN Nov ~
The garrison II hl'egniyuOu we're seen anus nE
,nsm.e!,., b. yyns ht's today. It lnp-ed nte ia
There was trnubir N iimganas few fRvs over
the use ut SOME national guard uniforms No theatre
The Uni'Orus had been loaned Tar Ehr tnrASinu aud.
TIER nyed a hIrlcsgue part he l'iitary
"AcIRs objected ami had the men WHO lUaued tho u.l.
forms arrested