The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-08
PROVINCES RAPIDLY DECLARING FEALTY TO NEWLY SET UP
 GOVERNMENT.
LISBON IS AGAIN NORMAL
kino Manuel. Under Protection of England at Gibraltar, Gets Royal Salute From Guns in Inn
 preenabIe Fortress.

guese republic was virtually recog- nized by all the foreign diplomats, who. under the leadership of Sir Fran cis Villers, called upon the new for eign minister, Dr. Machado. Although the members of the diplomatic corps made it plain that they were not em- powered at this time to formally rec ognize the republic, their call was un- doubtedly the forerunner of an official recognition.
 An announcement was made. that the royal family will be exiled. King Mauel the Duke of Oporto, Queen Mother Amelie and Dowager Queen Maria Pia are included in the ban. The personal property of the royal family, it was stated, would be re- spected. This was an unexpected con- cession, inasmuch as there has been a strong complaint against the alleged thefts that the royal family have made from the public treasury.
 Provinces Go to Republic.
 The revolutionary cabinet issued re- assqripg bulletins that messages were 4&fonstantly received from the provinces declaring loyalty to the re- public. The danger of provincial up rising to restore Manuel has now reached the minimum, according to President Braga.
 All reports of royalist troops mcbil- izing for a march on the capital are ctu ment, the republic is holding the en- tire army and navy forces at Lisbon in constant readiness There is now no apparent disaffection among either soldiers or sailors in the capital, due in part, to the fact that one of the first things the new administration did was to expel from the city all those who refused to join in the revo- lution.
 The "city guard which held out for the king for two days, has joined in with the republic.
 Business conditions almost reached the normal in Lisbon. Banks and stores reopened and the customs house resumed operations. All the government departments are working as smoothly as could be expected.
 Admiral Refs, who headed the revo- lution, is reported to have committed suicide. No cause is assigned
 King Manuel at Gibraltar.
 Gibraltar, Oct. S.-Although a ref. ugee here, exiled from his native land by revolutionists who are in complete control, King Manuel of Portugal was greeted with the royal salute by the rock battery, the American cruiser Des Moines and tn eBritish fleet, fly. ing the Portuguese flag.
 The king, the queen mother Amelie and the duke of Oporto arrived here on the royal yacht Amelie and re- mained on board. Prompt steps were taken by the British government to afford them every protection. Later the queen mother will proceed to Italy. ~The plans of the king are not known.
 While the fugitive monarch and oth CT members of the royal family were being shown every consideration word came from Portugal that the overthrow of royalty had been con- plete and that the revolutionary forces were in practically undisputed con trol. While the people are celebrating the victory, leaders are laying their plans for the establishment of a per manent republic, which will replace the rule which has been overthrown
 Disorder in Spanish City.
 Barcelona, via Cerbere, Oct. S.-The civil guard, which is called upon only in cases of the greatest emergency. has been in almost constant clashes for the last As hours with revolution ary sympathizers.
 Scores of gatherings have been dis. persed and many persons injured. Similar conditions prevail in many other Spanish cities.
 Royallsts fear a concerted outbreak Is imminent