St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-12
BRAZIL STIRRED UP
Her Navy Is Nearly Ripe for
Another Serious Re-
volt.
M0NARcHISTS IN CONTROL.
Indications Of Growing Dis
satisfaction in the
Army.
MoNARcHIsTs IN CONTROL.
ACCEPTED BY ARGENTINE.
Cleveland'S Arbitration De-
eiSion Conceded to BE
q Just One.

RIO DE JANEIRO, March 1.-THE
Diario Official publishes the follow
ing telegram Of DR.. Jose Uriburi,
president of the Argentine Republic,
in reply to President Moraes:
THE friendly greetings of the Bra
lillian people to the Argentine,
which your excellency was pleased to
transmit to me, are cordially re-
turned by our people.
Both nations can proudly claim
before the whole world the honor of
giving prestige by practice to the
principle of arbitration between ma
tions, and the Argentine people, al
though not favored by a favorable
decision of the eminent judge Presi-
dent Cleveland) to whom was in
trusted the final sentence in this
question, which has been for two
centuries occupying attention, are
sincerely happy at seeing disappear
the only motive of possible disagree
ment with their former allies, rela-
lions with whom it is our constant
desire to strengthen by bonds of
terest. Your excellency will please
accept the expression of my senti-
ments of highest regard and con-
sideration.'
The committee who are charged
with the manifestation to Baron de
Rio Branco hes received the follow
ing telegram:
Tn II iy,cr OJJo \
thank you in my behalf and in that
of my companions for the honorable
message sent us. l am convinced
that the sentence of the illustriouS
American who with such painstakins
and conscientious labor exercises the
functions of an arbitrator, animated
by the same sentiment of friendship
to both nations, will have been also
received with entire satisfaction
throughout the Argentine Republic.
and that this happy and honorable
event will cause the bonds of friend
ship which have united us with our
allies of Caseros and Paraguay to be
still more firmly strengthened. as wa
so much desire. RIO BRANCO.
REVOLT FRUSTRATED.
The Correro de Campinas published
the following article in regard to the
disturbances that took place here
some days ago, provoked, it is now
well known, by the monarchists and
their friends, the insurgents:
II am going to give you a surprise
by sending you a notice not pub
lished by the newspapers, certainly
on account of reasons of grave poIiti-
cal convenience. The police of this
capital discovered last week a con-
spiracy Matched against the govern
ment of DR.. Prudente de Moraes.
The plan was to get the possession
of the steamboat coming from Pc
tropolis on which the chief of the
nation ought to come down on Mon
day. Being a prisoner in the hands
of Belfort, he would be carried
aboard the Aquida ban. Immediately
afterwards the movement on land
was to take place, effected by two
battalions and the personnel of the
military school, who would then pro-
claim provisional junta under b.
cayuva. The following were to be
ministers: Finance, 4. Guanabara
exterior, M. Pestana; justice, M. A.
Querque; marine, J. Goncalves; war.
Gen. Costallat. Meetings were held
at Nictheroy, and all the proofs are
in the hands of Amarao Cavalcanti.
Energetic measures were taken to
Illustrate the revolt of forces by
land and sea, and against any new
plans, should there be any disturb
ances of order.