Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-04
CHANGES IN THE NEW CABINET
univ Three Members Of the Minis
try as Announced yester-
day Are Retained.
l,rogressist-D issidents Vote to sus-
tain Government on Condition All
Political Prisoners Are Freed.

that IL has been difficult TO keep track
80 u,ou or know what the final compo-
eition of the cabinet was to be- the
ministry that was gathered here yester-
dav by Admiral Ferreira do Amaral
was superceded by another early this
warming i'm which three of the minister's
OF yesterday were retained ana TINS
cabinet was officially gazetted. a few
honrs later, third ministry was an
nounced and this last cabinet Is de-
cIured to be final.
These constant changes arise from the
difficulty of selecting and arranging
ministry that shall suit the many clash
ing factional interests and ensure the
undivided allegiance of its members to
unite efforts for Improvement of the
disturbed conditions. Admiral Ferreira
do Amaral is premier to the third and
presumably the final cabinet
MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED.
Martial law and the suspension of
constitutional guarantees was pro-
claimed yesterday evening and the mu-
nicipal authorities are taking the
needed steps to prevent recurrence OF
disorders. The palace and the public
buildings are still guarded by troops
and the police are in strong force on
the streets. 1t has been officially denied
here that the revolutionary movement
Is spreading in Oporto or anywhere
else in Portugal.
The Marquis de Several, Portuguese
minister to Great Britain, has left Lis
bon for London. In view of the exist
inc treaties between Portugal and
Great Britain and the belief in some
quarters that Great Britain had much
ia do with the retirement of Premier
Franco from office. this move on the
rart Of the minister Is regarded as
significant. 49,,
4 The Portuguese authorities Fuli
maintain a strict censorship on out
I going Geographic news. There mas
4 been no occurrences of disorder in TINS
WY KING is IMPROVING.
The condition OF King Manuel,
a who was shot in the arm ana
n the face at the time MS father anu
n brother were killed last Saturday, Is
n improving.
The official organ in its issue of to-
81 6av declares that both the funerals
II of the late king and crown prince will
a he held on Feb. 3 at 10 o'clock IN inc
4 morning at the royal pantheon OF st.
a Vincent de Lisbon, with all the solemn
j ity possible.
The MARQUIS de Several Portuguese
4 minister to Great Britain, has left here
i for London.
n Changes in the new cabinet have
q been made. Only three members of the
n first ministry, as announced yesterday,
n are retained in the cabinet gaZetted to-
q day.
81 They are Rear Admiral Francisco
joaquin Ferreira do Amaral, Jose Ma
u thas Nunez and DR.. Wenceslae de
81 Sperera Lima. Rear Admiral Ferret
& "a do Amaral becomes minister OF the
~ interior and retains the post OF prem
IA Ter; DR.. Lima Is still minister of for
af cIgn affairs; Manoel Antonio Moreira,
III Ir,, is minister of finance; Arthur AL
"a berto de Campos Henriquez is minister
lR OF justice and worship; Jose Matthias
f Nunes retains the portfolio of minister
"a Of war; Admiral Augusta de Castillo
"a Is minister of marine and colonies and
u the Count of Bertiandos Is minister of
"A public works, industry and commerce.
"a Scnhor Henriquez was minister of JUS
n tice of the Robeiro cabinet of 1908, and
n Senior Moreira was minister of marine
IA in 1906.
"a The Progressist- Dissidents voted to-
a DAY TO support the new government on
IA condition that all political prisoners be
a freed, that the exiles be permitted to
a return to Portugal and their political
a rights be restored, and that all existing
4 autocratic measures contrary to liberty
a be repealed.
ON SPANISH FRONTIER.
MADRID, Feb. liking Alfonso and
"a Queen Victoria are at present at Se-
villo and will return TO Madrid only
Il IN case the situation in Portugal be-
comes worse and II should be des'r-
4 able for them to be near the ministry
and parliament to facilitate the taking
n Of steps necessary FOR the protection OF
i Spanish inhabitants.
Heavy attachments OF soldiers are or
duty day and night on the Spanish
frontier.
II Is reported here that King Carlos
carried life insurance to the amount OF
SsVO'uO0 IN an English company, snt
mat ne had another policy for S22 ,O0t
Il IN Spanish insurance company.
FRANCO WAS CONFIDENT.
Paris, Feb 4.--The Petit Parislen de
clares today that on Saturday night al
a meeting OF the council of state II
Lisbon, Premier Franco guaranteed I,
restore order II he was given full now
on and allowed 10 deport 800 prisoners
nc was aware, however, that his re
quest would not be granted, and he con
5equently preferred 10 retire and leav
the country, II is probable, the news
paper continues, that the influence o
tne British government invoked b.
queen Amelia was instrumental II
causing the dictatorship OF Franco I
be discontinued.
DOM MIGUEL CAUTIOUS.
Vienna, Feb. 4--Dom Miguel De Bra
ganza, the pretender TO the throne o
Portugal, has curlailed his stay 4
ViareBgio, Italy, and is now on his wa,
PACK 10 Austrla. This step. 1t Is be
liuYrd, 8 taken on the advice of rela
uYes OF the pretender. that he ayoi
any action that could under these cir
cnmstahoese Ia any way be niscon
strued.
FRANCO HAS FLED.
Lisbon, Feb, Alt is perslstentl
famored that ex-Premier Franco. VIII