From Buenos Aires, Capital of the Argentine, from Montevideo, Capital of Uruguay, and occasionally from Rio de Janeiro, Capital of Brazil, came news of the Sao Paulo revolution (TIME, July 14).
It now appears that the revolution is aimed against Señor Arturo Bernardes, President of Brazil, and in part against Carlos da Campo, Governor of the State of Sao Paulo, by certain political enemies in Rio de Janeiro, who managed to win to their side important people in the town of Sao Paulo, who in turn managed to disaffect the State militia. Colonel Joao...
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