The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-12
LOYALISTS PUNISHED
PRESIDENT MORAEs'S METHOD OF
UNITING THE BRAZILIAN PEOPLE.
Officers Who Remained Neutral Dur
ing the Revolution Rewarded and
PefxotO's Friends Degraded.

Copyright, 1895, by the Associated Press.)
RIO DE JANEIRO, Feb. 16.-The Diario
official publishes the following telegram Of
DR.. Jose Uriburi. president of the Argentine
Republic, in reply to that of President
Moraes:
THE friendly manifestation of the Bra
lillian people towards the Argentine, which
your Excellency was pleased to transmit to
me. are cordially returned by our people.
Both nations can proudly claim before the
whole world the honor of giving prestige by
practice to the principle of arbitration be-
tween nations. and the Argentine people,
although not favored by a favorable de-
cision of the eminent Judge ePresident Cleve-
land) to whom was intrusted the final sem
tence in this question, which has been for
two centuries occupying attention, sin
cerely happy at seeing disappear the only
motive Of possible disagreement with their
former allies, relations with whom it is our
constant desire to strengthen by bands of
mutual cordially and common interest.
Your Excellency will please accept the ex-
gard and consideration.
Mr.; Prudente de Moraess President OF the
republic Of the United States of Brazil,
has now been just three months In power.
The President is a republican, full of pa
1 e desire to unite al parties under the the
army all the young officers who served the
legal government so faithfully are being
punished. One captain, Robert Dumesne,
was concentrated because at lunch Of
the battalion officers he drank to Floriano
Peixoto's health, and yesterday one of the
delegates of police at the central station on
Lavrididio street, in view of DR.. Caval-
can't, chief of police and the other dele
gates, fifteen in number, Sna tched the por-
trait of the ex-President from the wall,
crushed it on the floor and stamped on 1T,
using at the. same time such violent Ian
guage that it could not. appear in print
DIR. GarceZ Palba, a well-known monarch
ist is the secretary and Sniet ADVISER OF
is that not midshipman or officer who re-
manned faithful to the government Is re,
tanned All the officers who remained I
lists, and it is firmly believed here that
Saldanha and Mello will be reinstated:
gymnasium, ex-lmperial College of Pedro
III, strong monarchical institution, by q
unanimous vote requested that Alfred
Alexander be reinstated. Alfred Alexander
is an English monarchist.
The Correiro de Campinas publishes the
following article in regard to the, disturb
ances that took place here some days ago.
provoked, it is now well known, by the
monarchists and their friends, the insur-
gents: L am going to give you surprise
by sending you notice not published by
the newspapers, certainly on account of
police of this capital discovered last week
a. conspiracy Matched against the govern
ment of DIR, Prudente de Moraes. The plan
was to get possession of the steamboat
coming from Petropolis on which the chief
of the nation ought to come down on Mon
day. He being a prisoner in the hands of
Aquidaban Immediately afterwards the
movement on land was to take place:
of the military school, who would then ac-
claim provisional junta under Quintino
Bocayuva. The following were to be min
listers: Finance, A. Guanabara; Interior,
NJ Pestana; Justice. M. Alquerque; Marine,
j. Concalves; War, General Costallat Meet
ings were held at Nictheroy, and all the
proofs are in the hands of Amaro Caval
can't. Energetic measures were taken to
Illustrate the revolt of forces by land and
sea and against any new plans. Should
there be any disturbances of order a state
of siege would be proclaimed The govern
ment is considered strong.
In reply to this curious document Senator
Amaro Cava1canti says: 1T is really Won
derful that newspaper of Paulos (state),
the Correiro de Campinas, referring to the
taste TO affirm that the proofs were in my
power. OF a. certainty the above mentioned
newspaper could not knock at door less
disposed to shelter it in this respect, as l
am one of those intimately and firmly con-
WINGED that there was never and there is
no such plot unless it be in the brain of
those who invented 1T, and perhaps with
malevolent intentions adversaries of the
republic
In regard to this O Seculo says: Every
one should now know that all who were
friends to the republic and put themselves
beside Marshal Peixoto in defense of the
legal government are now held to be con-
spiratOrs and insurgents by Messrs. Carlo,
ba All of these were and are still impeni-
tent SebastistS and nonarcf1ists. The two
former have had every historic republican
dismissed from the police department, and
the last has sworn that none but monarch
lists shall be placed in the navy