The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
A REPUBLICAN REVOLT
Its Complete Suppression at
 Oporto.
THE GOVERNMENT SECURE
hingcraft stiIi Firmly Fastened on the Portuguese People--The Leaders to Suffer Death and the
 Others Deportation.

OPoHTo, February 2-Pcrfect quiet reignei in the city to-day. Government re-enforcements have arrived from ali parts of the country. Three hundred civil lians and soldiers were arrested today, Al other republican clubs have been closed aud all of tue republican newspapers have been seized by the Government
 All day Saturday, while the result of the struggle was still in the balance, crowds thr3ngsd tho principal streets of Lisbon, eagerly waiting for ucSs and discussing the situation. Some of the lower classes were evidently bent upon mischief, but they readily dispersed at the command of the police. The Government has insli- tuted a rigtl invest gat on to ascertain the extent of the eisaffectiou, although il is b.
 lleyed that the conspiracy did not extend beyond the troops engaged in the iusur. recteu and did 10: include any persons i hlgh in authority. Rad cal measures are proposed for the searching afd weeding out of dangerous individuals, and al foreigners upon whom suspicion may rest
 will bs ordered to leave Portugal. The Government of King Carlos finds itself sir ng,he T d, instead ef weakened. b. the outbreak, which gives pretext for vigor
 ous measures which have been long thought dc 'irable. No suspicion of any collision with the conspiracy attaches to Scrpa Pinto or any of the otheys who have boon really prom ncn, in tho anti English agitation. l. was an outburst Of repubh cSntsm, fostered by pc;ty agitAtors n the rank and He Of tho army.
 King Carlos, who was reported last oven. ing to oe inclined to mercy, has, it is now stated, been led to see the necessity of the severest penalties for the mutineers. and besides the execution of the rlngleaders
 the remainder of the mon engaged n tho outbreak will be drafted to Angola and Mozambique, under strict guard, aud there established as garrisons ia the in
 terror of Portuguese Africa, which for the most part, is very unhealthy, and not 1t i for the residence of Europeans. Portu gal has lately felt the need of Sarrisoalpe i Aci 4AtiiNdii possessions Nltl white trOOus Instead of half savage native levies who degrade the Portuguese uniform and a,i thority, but there has boon a reluctance to subject any but volunteers to the mis cries of thc African climate As the oporto rebels have forfeited their lives there will be no squeam shness about ex posing them to hardship.
 1 The Count of Paris was greatly oou
 cerned when he heard of the lusurrection, aud at once telegraphed to his daughter.
 Queen Amelie, to hasten to England iu case Of danger. Tue Count was much relieved by ths news that tho mutiny bad been subducd, of which he received not Co direct from King Carlos.
 In the fight with tho insurgents the Town Hall. which they occupied. was greatly damaged and the Kings portrait in tho Town Hall was destroyed Sev sral wounded soldiers died to day 4 number of houses were injured by the sannonadng of the Town Hall Tue DO Iice have arrested the actor Verdial, who road proclamation declaring . republic established from the Town Hall balcony All the Republican leaders are now in custody except Dr. veiga.