BRAZIL A REPUBLIC.
THAT IH THE LATEST NEWH FROM
HER CAP I rt)L
The Imperial cabinet llmler Arrest-No
11iii*111 to be Hone to Horn I'etro or Fam
ily—Tile Spirit or Republican sin
Abroad.
Brazil is in the throes of a revolution,
not only civil but. military. The Minis
try has resigned, and Dom Pedro's Em
* pire is now a tliimr of the past. The go
ing over ina body of the Conservative
faction in the Mouse to the Republican
made it a possibility and a certainty.
Throughout the country the greatest ex
citement prevails, and the news of tiie
revolution spread over the entire new
born republic with inconceivable rapidity.
From every city comes words of encour
agement and approval, and the spirit of
' republicanism lias permeated Brazil in Its
entirety. The provinces are a unit i
support of the incoming Government,
and, in view of the fact that the military
forces of llie land are in line with the
revolutionists, it can only be a movement
of peace.
The ex-Ministry ha given up all hope
of a turn being made in favor
of a re-eatatdishment of the Em
pire, and they admit, that the
prospects point lo an establishment in
Kio <ie Janiero of a Republican form of
Government.
The coffee growers ami exporter* itre
unanimous in their oppo-ii.ii m i<> the old
Government, and as a result have luiacd
the price of green coffee.
The Enipen ris chiseled iu- the Palace
at Petropolis with tlie heads of tile Min
istries of War and of the Interior.'aiul
obsolete seereey is maintained as t. their
titans for Mie future. The official de
spatches are sent and ec 'i ' d in cipher
by iru-ted oflleiais of the oid regime, and
nothing whatever is to lie learned in re
gard to the movements of the Emperor
and his household. It is likely, however,
that lie will return 10 Portugal. In any
case both he and his whole family will
leave the country as soon as possible.
Tlie minister of MOSMIIS, WHS not hilled
a reported, hut seriousl. wounded by a
shot fmm one of the soldiers.
lito DK JANKIIIO. BIIAZII., November Hi.
188!).---A republic lias been proclaimed,
Willi Senlior da Ponseca as President.
The Imperial Ministers have heeii placed
under arrest and are kept in close confine
ment. The Provisional Government ha
guaranteed protection to tlie members of
the Imperial family. The Emperor is at
bis Summer unlace al Petropolis, twety
live mile, north of Uio de Janeiro. All
business in Hie city is suspended, lull,
there is no danger to life or properly.
Another despatch from Uio de Janeiro
Stales thai the garrison ai (hat city lias
formed a provisional government, com
prising Senlior Constant, a journalist
named Quiutino Uocaqmva and Gen. da
Foil seen.
It lias been well understood by the
Government t> Brazil lor some lime (nut
there were designing. active ami ambi
tious men in Brawl who were engaged in
propagating reiiublieaii tloclnnes ami in
fumeming discontent w'lli the muuuichi.
It has iilsn been well umlerstooil that
there whs a good ib al of uneasiness, it
uol po nive itisloy any, in (lie uruiy. laii
uuythirot line the reported outbreak was
not expected. The ino-t artletu inonaicui.-ls
ill Brazil tick no-v ledge l hut a repuld.e i
bound o> h>< e-lahlisneil there in time.hut
they lie)lev- it will come by evoiniiou iii-o
not by revolution—liy ine gradual moili
hcuiion ot iiislilulioiis lo keep pace vvilh
tiic spread ol gel.erto education and tit>l
by an armed revolt. The revolution re
ported now is iiiaierstoo l by the Brazilian
represent alive- here lo he merely a rebel
lion of ilie army. The Brziliuii people
are uui supposed to be in sympathy with
the revolt
A gentleman hut recently returned
from Brazil and whose acquaintance in
that couutry is wide extended end •• I
cannot believe' lllal, whatever ;n iy have
taken place, ihe uilimaie result will he
the perinaueul retirement of l)oni l'e.lro.
He is one of the wisest and hc.-i uionnrchs
in Christendom. He came into power
many years ago, as the successor of uis
father, who hud heeu a uiosi liei.elicenl
and HCCeplalde ruler to his people, and
the son has so cloudy followed in the
fathei's footsteps I hnt he lias won a greal
name 'or hiinsell. He has never been -•
ilespol Ou the conliary, he is officially
known and sign- himself "Constitutional
Emperor and Defender of Brazil." lie .s
very iihclul and unostentallod-, ail his
people have uot only always admired him,
but have always trusted him. I kno v
this to lie true. Why, even the so-called
Republicans in Hie Umpire have access In
him. They have printed a newspaper at
Itio for years, and the Emperor, 1 think,
subscribes for it. The editors are per
sonally acquainted with ihe Emperor, and
the tone of the organ, while aggressive
on the point of a change of Government,
has never been disrespectful to the au
thorities in existence."
" You are disposed, then, to look upon
the affair reported as being only a local
lurry ?"
" I am unable to believe it representa
tive of uuy general feeling or purnose.
The capital and the character of the coun
try have always supported the Emperor.
He was liberal, wise and progressive.
The people of llio, I know, took pride in
his spirit of inquiry, which led him to
visit other countries and study new sys
tems for use at home. The whole coun
try, and particularly the cilv ot Itio.
profited greatly by his applications at
home of what he had gathered abroad.
In fact, praise of the Emperor could be
heard in every part of the Empire, except
in a remote section continguous to Para
guay. where the people spook Spanish
nnfl have grown to sympathize with I leir
neighbors across the border line. Some
hud feeling remained there, growing out
of the war between Brazil and Paraguay,
hut the section 1 Of country is so remote
from Rio anil iCtmnts for so little* in the
affairs of the country at large that no ac
count need he taken of the had blood
there. No. it is impossible to believe
that the present trfflihle isof force enough
to change (lie power of Government in
Brazil. It is a constitutional monarchy,
and tiie Emperor lias proved himself to
liea liberal ruler, and the people, in my
opionion. will in the end sir-tain him.
The people are not believed to he with
the army, and tiie Provinces aie not ex
pected to follow the cnpitnl. There arc
nineteen Provinces, each with an inde
pendent local Legislature, :>nd all of them
are expected to stand by the monarchy
for tiie present, and to remain in favor of
the tueory of eratu il evolution inwards a
reptl'llc. Tile ill •loinalic leplesei.liiliveb
of Brazil here claim liiat even the p. opie
of the United Stales are not tren limn the
people of Brazil, 'i he Constitution of
Brazil is framed substantially upon lb*
lines of our Constitution. Tne i.iuperor,
Dom Pedro the B-eontl, is belove I In his
people like a fat her, and his an tide to
wards I hem has always been more pater
nal than royal, tlis daughter, the Princess
Imperial, 100. seems to lmve grown in
public favor, and recent reports from
Brazil indicate that wlmlevei feeling of
hostility to wan Is her existed previously
lias been greatly modified try recent pop
nlar acts, especially the founding by her'
of a line iniLlona! museum ol an and
ureiiajniogy. dust recently she eetu
brioed tier silver wedding, and Hie popu
lar rejoining was -o great and so general
I tin < even tin one Republican newspaper
of Kio (le.Janerio. which had been in The
habit of erilii-i-iag Her Imperial lligti
ness unklii iiv. inrew awii its hostility
entirely, ami bestowed upon her Uuliui
iied praise. All Hie newspapers recently
received nere from Uio liave been full ot
praise lor Hie Princess.
KII'AU.I lv.lt Ki 11.
in-, i . 1-'. ZJtuiin-rimin t ails Pi-inn a lliillil-
Ing ami Hies I-'i-aio tlie injuries Ke
eelved.
On Sai MI dm forenoon about 8 o'clock
Mr. C. I'. Zimmerman, a carpenter cm
ployed y Mi. 11. MuClosky at the new
livery siiilih la in erected lor All. J. G.
Pender tie r the .Mansion House, fell with
his head foremost from a girder, a dis
tance of aboiii nine feet and struck a
piece,of timber. A heavy hemlock plank
fell lifter him and struck him in the side
His rigid ear was cut almost in two and
the rigin si i 1)1 his face and head had'y
bruised >oiu Having si ruck the timber.
He was carried lo the Mansion House,
and Dr. John bowman summoned. The
wniiiois In ing iiresscd, Eiiniu-'iloan w„s
taken in im hoarding place in the South
Side. Eater in the day word of his injury
was sent lo hi- home in Somerset county,
not a great distance from Ligoiiicr, Wesl
morelatld co i:11 v.
Zimmerman sustained an injury to llie
spinal eolnniii. near I lie iiase of t tie skull
ami strew .su.adily wor- till about 0
o'clock "ir S.iiiinlry evening when Ik
ilietl. His friends arrived on Saturday
niiihi, and vesicrdav inoniiti ■ lli.ev took
Ins remains homeward ou I 'at: lie Express'
Tlie .llac-lluga ii iti<> lliipllst Chiu-t-li
The meeting- held at 1 In; Baptist Oh lit ell
(Inline the ens week have lieen a dectiled
sneeess. \liiimiirh not litr _• -t attended
owinu In the lei I en i - Iter, quite a number
have risen for .irave s, ami ws irusl nave
given their hearts to Go I. The pastor,
llcv. I Jr. Fuimnn, is an elegant talker as
well as a friendly and agreeable companion
and is eapa n of lining much good. As
the meetings are to iie continued (Ids
week a cordial invitation is extendi d
to all. Preaching every evening at niil).
.it ih Ni-w <** W 'i kt.
Mr. A I) i resvler. President of the
Kerr Mnrrav ManulacHirim Oompany,
Fort Wat lie. Iml., was in the <dl v on Sat
urday evening. Mr. Cressh r's company
are electing Hie gas-holder ami purifying
nine i nert for th,* .lolimlo vn Gas COlll
- (•• •- or - -' -.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, he cried for Castorla
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
I^STHAV. —Came f<> premises the
j nt Hie undo; signed a mile and n half from
Blackllck Kurn.ice in l as; tt'lienttleld township,
Indiana coun'y. about the Ist r tla.v, a red
and white spi Med steer, ttlih wide horus. a
piece cut mil of Hie left ear aud two notches In
11. He Is abr.m two years old. '1 he owner Is je
(l nest I'd to vine and prove properly, pay
charges and lake blm atvay or he will be dis
posed of ueeordlgK to latv.
IIKNHVI). KIMMEL.
, DM I MIS ItA'J Olt'K NOI li'K.— I.KTTKKS OF
\ AI)mIN IS 11< > IIHN on Hie estate or .IHUN
W. WKaKI.aM). late of Hie Borough of Johns
t,own, county ot Cumbria, mid Stale of l enn
svlvsuila. deceased, having been gianted to the
undersigned, .ill persons Indebted to said estate
are reutie-ted to make iiiitacdlatc payment, and
those having claims against the same tvlll pre
sent theui. Only authenticated, for set ' *n
JA.MKS KINCi,
Administrator,
Johnstown. I'a , dept. 13,
AUHUihd it A I UK'S -Nl> lil k.—ICS I A I'K OK
tilts. I.aI'HA SVKIIN, DKCKASKl).—bet
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the undetslgncd, notice Is hereby given to all
those knowing themselves indebted to said
I estate to make Immediate payment, and those
having claims agalnsi said estate to present
them duly authenticated for settlement to
.ron.N CAMPBELL, Administrator.
sept IS tf
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ItKBEKICK IVILI.IAM HOFFMAN. I>E
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Administrator of JOHN SIIKTOKN. deceased.
Anil nowr, September 2, 1881), on motion of
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THE rj.i'AlGE OF LIFE
\ "-.l utificnn i M Popnlnr MedicalTreata
he Errors of \ . u,: c.u:.. :rc Decline,Nerrooa
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i Pol'.y, V ice, Ignorance, Excesses or
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i • . . srrlouorSoiiiU Relation.
: , id j'lVte dors. J <v*-osj this great
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ui ilshe'd uithor. Win. fl r.'.rkrr, M. 8., re
•jd i nROLD AND .ICWELIJjU MJEDAL
km r'jD National dfedieal Associntion for
< I'Ul/iM ESSAY on NKItVOUH and
i YSK'.AL DEBlLlTY.Pr.Purkernndacorj*
HHisuiut JTvyslcluns nuiy he consul ted, eonfl
li uUttlly, by inuil or In person, at tho oiflce of .
THE PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 4 It II I (i nt* h St., Ronton, Mam*., to whom all
ordora for hooks or letters for advice should be
directed as above.
5 , V \E FT' MVS NOTICE.—ES
j , p.TK I.r lIKV. THOMAS DAVIN. DK
,V •" I' Let ten ifstamentory on the Kslat.
of Kev. Thomas Uiivlu. deceased, late of .
borough of Cnmhrla. county of Cambria, Pa..
, u ennbil to flic undersigned, nolle
.. .xl to sal.
iipt delay
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