The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
DA CANA TRANSFERRED.
HE ~ NOW ON BOARD rms P0ETV'
GrRsE wsn-sBif
Anxious To go Aboard = British wsr->h'ps
Peixoto May Demand His s"rreaasr'
Init Il stasss Fleet.

Copyright 1891. by the United Prcss)
RIO DE JANElRO. March 1.-THE
Americans who helped man the Govern
ments war ships. we're paid OF to-day.
They will leave the city Oh the hrst
ship sailing from this port for New
York. r. \. Brlnlcy. who commanded
the crew Of the dynamite gun, aboard
the Nctheroy. Was disrated at Bahia be-
cause he kept the gun out OF order. Toe
Government officers suspected him of
being a traitor. and purposely rendering
the gun useless.
Ia tome HAN i.fr.,, 10 Ana her ship
The French war ship Maeon. on which
Admiral Da Cana sought refuS'. Just
prior to the surrender OF the insurgent
fleet, cruised on the coast for a short
time and then returned 10 port She
transferred Da Cana and eight other
insurgent ofiicers to the Portuguese war
snip and then put out again. Several
hours later. a French mall steamer wss
stopped as she VAS leaving port, probably
because the h deral authorities suspected
that she carried the insurgent Admiral.
The Captain proved 10 the satisfaction
Of the Brazilians. however. that none Of
the insurgents were aboard her.
Nav D,mand H.. >nr. sndsr
President Pelxoto and his cabinet are
considering whether or not they will de-
mand from the Portuguese the surrender
Of Da Cana. IL IL known that the lnsur-
gent Admiral was more anxious 10 get
an asylum under the British iiag. which
has been more or ess at his s'ryice since
the beginning OF hostiliti@s. Tie applied
FOR passage aboard a steamer Of the
Royal Mail steam pack.t Company,
whose vessels ply betwecp south Amcri-
can ports and southampton, but the cap
tain declined to carry him.
The Nictheroy's dynamite kIn Is to he
mounted al Fort Santa Cruz.
The United States Warships VIII sail
on Saturday.
rsinn ~ sn Eys Ei'nes'.
The Able lie Heboursa. who Is attach
cd TO the Church Of the Madeleine. was
standing near the inner swinging doors
when The explosion occurred. Ills vcr-
sion Of the affair is this:
The man carrying the bomb had passed
through the main enthince. with tie
| stream Of worshppers. who were pouring
| into thu church and was about 10 pass
the swinging doors. lie had his hands
| In his coat pockets. One OF the doors,
| released by person passing through. re-
| bounded violently and struck the man on
| the arm. The blow caused him 10 draw
| his hand from his pocket. and with Il
came the bomb. which fcl upon the
floor. Then came the explosion. which
hurled persons near by in all directions.
The M.n Hosr.b Mu;ilsisd.
When order was restored enough TO
enable an investigation 10 be made, the
body OF the man who carried he bomb
was found lying jus, outside the swing
ing doors. His clothing mad been torn
into shreds. while the walls, the floor,
| and the clothing ~ many Who stood near
were bespattered with blood and frag-
ments Of the mans hesh, Upon examina-
ton ~ the horribly muiilated body a
number OF nails and bits of iron, with
| which the bomb had been charged. were
| found embedded in the flesh and IN A
| cavity In the aDdomen 4 revolver was
| gripped lightly IN one hand.
Had RIO osn ph- - Ann'chlsi-
The man WAS mserably clad end had
few articles In his pockets. Upon the body
was found "A pockctbolk. which contain
cd a number OF clippings from ncNsps-
pers. together with photographs oi he
Anarchists Rayacn0l. Valiant, Lepite'
and Raynal. The men arrested have been
arraigned before magistrate, and are
| now undergoing examination.