New York, Oct. 6.
Five mote Brazilian states are reported to have joined the rebel-ion led by General da Cunha.
'The movement is apparently directed against the President, Dr. de Souza, and the President-elect, Dr. Julio' Prestes. The opponents of the latter declare that he has been fraudulently elected.
'A message from Rio de Janeiro states that the Government has ordered all banks to be closed until further notice with a view to pre-Venting speculation in exchange.
Air mail services from Brazil have also been suspended and m tial law has been declared throughout the country until December 31, Warships have been ordered to the south in order to blockade the Uistricts in revolt—Reuter, New York, Oct. 8.
'A message from Buenos Aires states that. the Brarbar rebels have captured Pernambuco after a 24 hour struggle.
'A stern struggle is developing in Brazil between the Federal forces and the rebels.
There were 150 casualties, and much shooting in which schoolboys participated, before the rebels ca tuted Pernambuco City. The surgents have established a Provisional Government in Pernambuco, Federal aircraft dropped smoke bombs upon various towns in the State of Minas Geraes to impress the inhabitants, but it is reported that the rebels' caught the com mander and the entire star of the Federal Army marching towards the State of Rio Grande do Sul whereupon the captured commander telegraphed to the President of the Republic "Advise you resign.'—Reuter.
Oct. 8
The Brazilian rebels have executed the vice-president of Parahyba, an adherent of the Government. The governors of the Pernambuco star have fled by sea to Rio de Janeir: bub the governors of Pidauhy an Parana have decided to resign. thit he has undertaken the \dership of the revolt and fs advancing towards Rio de Janeiro, The titude of Sao Polo is whknown, but the town of Bahia has gone over.
The Government has calNtl out 10,000 reserves and an army 100,000 will be ready in two weeks. The movement in the Rio Grande presages the creation of an inde-pead republic—An.r.
Berlin, Oct. 9.
As the federal government Brazil has established a strict consorship on all cable and radio messages, only indirect news regarding. the evolutionary movement are Advices from Montevideo that. the insurgents in do Sul are making progress and are closing in on the important centre Sao Paulo, the capture of which would further cramp the defence of the central government.
Furthermore it is reported from Buehos Aires that two units of the Brasilian fleet whose crews have fained the rebels are blockading the Port of Rio Grande. Cables from New York finally state that diplomatic quarters in Washington anticipate an extended civil war and, falling the capture by the rebels of Rio de Janeiro and the capital, the secession of the rebel states and 'a dismemberment of Brazil.—Trans-
Ocean Kuo Min.
Washington, Oct. 10.
The Brazilian Embassy coelares ral Government the revoluti ion {9 stamp out n which has broken out in that country.
Tt warns Brazil: ans not to believe "terroristic New Yors, Oct. 10.
From messages received here it appears that the loyalty of the Brazilian Navy, which is a most critical factor for the Government, Thangs on a very thin tive ad. It is Reported that at least cne cruiser has hoisted the Red flaz and gone over to the rebels.
The Brazilian fect consists of two battleships, three cruisers and 'a number of lighter craft,—Reuter.
Rio de Janeiro, Oct. 10.
The Minister of Marine has ordered several merchant vessels to be armed with guns so that they may ce-operate with the Brazilian fleet.—Reuter.
The Brazilian revolutionaries claim that their forces coinmate the whole of Brazil with the exception of the states of Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, and Amazonas. They say that' the Brazilian fleet is powerless as the insurgents control the wireless system.—Reuter.
Rio de Janeiro, Oct. 11.
A Government communique issued to-day claims that the Federal forces have beaten the rebels in the state of Para, and says that the Government expects to restore peace shortly, The rebels claim 12 States as absolutely theirs. While the Feder-Government retains only Reuter.
London, Oct. 11.
The British cruiser Delhi proceeded to-day at ull speed front the Port of Spain, Trinidad, to Pernambuck, Brazil—Reuter, Washington, Oct. 11.
The United States cruiser Penssacola has been ordered to Quan-tanami, and will later proceed to Brazil if it becomes necessary to. evacuate American nationals owing to the revolution—Reuter.
Rio de Janeiro, Oct. 12.
According to the Federal Government, the Brazilian revolution restricted to the thre" States of Minas Geraes, Rio Grande do Sat and Parahyba, but the Government forees are in control of the situs tion.
"Patriot battalions" are being formed everywhere to defend law and order.—Reuter.
Buenos Aires, Oct, 12.
The rebels are tr control of all Northern Brazil, according to a statement emanating from the hea: quarters of the insurgents.
The Associated Press quoted a report stating that a train carrying 1,000 Brazilian Federal troops has been derailed between Sao Paolo and Santos and crashed into a!
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