Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-03

49,, establishment OF new lesiIhe'
,,.,r,ier Franco has resigned onlee'
,a within AS hours of the assassliia-
,ior az King Carlos, his dictatorship
=. an end. at least for the present
Franco resigned for fear that ms CON
+inranee in office would plunge t"e
o,,,trv into rebellion The premier
49,, boe, considered directly response
,,le for the political turmoil, wheh re-
,,.,1 in the assassination of the KING
ana his withdrawal from power Is re-
garded as holding a promise OF poiticai
tranquility.
Now cabinet has been formed UNI
dor the presidency of Rear Admiral 40
,,,ral n member Of the Progressist-
Dissident party. Some of the new MIN
listers Fave notably been opposed to the
rule of Franco but on the whole the
,,rosent cabinet is liberal, with mon
archia. tendencies.
Tho opening session of the new cou-
Gil was held today, ana tie young
monarch King Hanuel III, placed MIN
self in the hands of his ministers ne
appearod before them and in voice
shaking with emotion, said;
"r em vet without experience either
IN science or in politics. place my
self entirely in your hands, needing ana
believing in your patriotism ana WIS
dom.
Arrests are being made by the whoie-
sale in Lisbon and all suspicious per-
sons still at liberty are under ponce
|surveilance Up-to half past four TINS
afternoon there has been no recurrence
of disorders in Lisbon. The Portu-
guese frontier is being closely guarded
10 prevent the escape of suspects.
The authorities are maintaining
strict censorship on all outgoing te'e-
|graph messages
h cruiser TO come to Lisbon and 1t was
learned here today that two Brilsn
wlrships are on their way to the Iagus::
Tine general opinion here is that
there viii be a modification in the MIN
isterlal program after the numerals OF
the late king and the crown prince
These probably will take place Feb. III.
Lisbon, Feb. 3.-Premier Franco has
relinquished power and new cabi-
net has been formed with Admiral
Ferriera do Amaral as president IN
the place of the late dictator, Franco.
The step signalizes the withdrawal
Of Franco from power.
He agreed to this measure as one
calculated to pacify hostile pubic
opinion at a time when only SPARK
was needed to inflame the whole coun-
try and hurI it head-long to revolu-
don 1t is, nevertheless, believed that
Franco will still be the man of power,
but his official prerogatives are at
least shorn of real authority. The
opening session of the new council
was held today. King Manuel III APP
peared before his ministers, and with
a voice vibrant with emotion, said:
Il am yet without experience either
In science or in politics. | place my
self entirely in your hands. needing
and believing in your patriotism and
wisdom"
The new cabinet is made up of coali-
lion elements in the hope of reconcile
Ing the many disturbing elements.
Some of the new ministers have been
notably opposed to Frances iron rule.
Not one of the Franco ministers re-
main. so that his regime disappears
with him. The complete cabinet as
now formed, follows:
Observation-Disclosures F'erreira do ANA
raj succeeding Franco.
Minister OF War-Mitiahas Nunes,
succeeding v. Porto.
Minister of Justice--Jose V. Alpoim,
succeeding DR.. Abren.
Minister of Finance-Teixera des
Souza, succeeding A. Decarvalho.
Minister of the Interior-Senhor Bel
rao, succeeding Franco, who held the
portfolio in addition TO the presidency
Of the council.
Minister of Foreign Affairs-Wen-
eeslau de Lima, succeeding l.. Mon
teiro
Minister of Public Works-Jose Aza-
Vedo, succeeding NJ. Remayo.
Minister of 'Marine-Antonio Cabral,
succeeding Ayres de Ornellas.
Inc ministery is entirely reconstruct
e. The most notable changes are
those of the president and of minister
OF lusuee-the latter, Senior Alpoim,
having been foremost in opposition to
the Franco regime.
After the list of the new cabinet Off
GERS was given out 1t was announced
mat these selections were not final
ana that changes We're probable
Inc city In still In the throes of in
tense excitement and the authorities
continue to follow increasingly the de-
lails of the plot which eliminated in
lne assassination of the king. II was
established today that Buica. one or
the regicides Is a widower with a
daughter aged and son
only a few months old. The
newspaper Noticlas says one OF
the resicides who was kille4 was n
spanhrd, who was taken into custody
recently In connection with the DIS.
'oNery Of depot Of bombs but who
was later released. one OF the men
now nn1Sr arreeI i- IN Ia 90 Is
played in the orchestra of theater
~ Lisbon This man Is In an extreme
condluon of hysteria. The food In the
prison Is served him without knives or
self. "'' ''''''
SPAIN TAKES ACTION.
Madrid, Feb, 3.-The government has
ordered the cruiser Prncesa de Asturla
70 proceed to Lisbon.
=. inc despatch of the cruiser 20 Lisbon,
i IS SAID, explained by the newspapers.
~ 20 put the warship at the disposition
OF he Spanish minister
ing Lisbon correspondent OF the linz
p'l'lal says that when the dowager
qu,en' Marie Pia, arrived at the ARISEN
ne doctors were bathing the faces
OF me King and the crown prince. The
qpecn threw herself on the lrdv her
sen the king and the doctors were
"nllsed To remove her by force. When
inc queen arose her robe was Grim
sonsa with blood; then she swooned
AZ travellers crossing the Portuguese
lIohuer are being subjected 10 rigor.
Gus examination
~ me evening OF the transformations
no puEles we're sounded In the barrack,
oi Lisbon for fear that their notes