Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-10-06
NEW REPUBLIC
IS BORN
Two Hundred Killed and
More Wounded in Streets
of Lisbon
UNEAsINESS FELT IN SPAIN
Desultory Fighting Continues in
Portugal But Republicans
Have Upper Hand.


struggle between the Revolutionists
and Loyalists at Lisbon continues to-
/ day.
Provisional Government.
Berlin, Oct. 6.--The foreign office
today received a telegram signed
"Theopile Braga, provisional president
| of Portugal announcing the forma.
tion of provisional government, pro-
claiming a republic and guaranteeing
public security. Identical notes have
been sent by Braga to all powers.
Fifty Killed Many Wounded.
Vigo, Spain, Oct. 6.-Portuguese
newspapers say that the initiative of
the revolutionary movement at Lis
bon was taken by the Sixteenth regi-
ment of infantry. Aided by a regi-
ment of artillery, by blue jackets and
five thousand armed civilians, the
police were overcome without difficult
| ty. More than fifty persons were kill
ed during the fighting while hundreds
were wounded. Twenty persons were
wounded in clashes at Oporto
Still Fighting.
Madrid, Oct 6.-The report of the
continued fighting is from a News
Agency from the Portuguese capital
last night confirmed the impression
that the Revolutionists are in com.
plete control and that the population
had accepted the republic an an ac-
complished fact. Therefore further
advises that may reach the frontier by
post or messenger are awaited with
interest. The dispatch which came
today by way of Vigo declared that
the troops faithful to the king still
had an important point last evening
and continued fighting during the
night It was admitted, however, that
the Republicans had the upper hand
after thirty hours of fighting. This
dispatch said that moderate esti-
mate of the losses on both sides was
two hundred dead and four hundred
and fifty wounded. The city was only
slightly damaged by the lombard
ment. The republic was proclaimed
amid frantic enthusiasm. The bands
paraded the streets followed by col
umns of armed people who sang songs
of liberty. The discipline of the rev.
olutionists is extreme. Official ad-
vices at noon say that the queen moth
er Amalia and the kings uncle, Prince
Alfonso, are still aboard the yacht
Queen Amalia and it is supposed that
the king is with them.
Uneasiness in Spain.
Valencia, Spain, Oct 6.-Much un-
easiness is felt here following the
proclamation of republic in Portu-
gal. Today guards paroled and a
strong contingent held the front of
the headquarters of the Republican
club. The governor of Valencia or
dered the removal of Republican flags
suspended from windows in many Re-
publican and similar organizations.
The troops are held in readiness for
any emergency. At Barcelona num-
erous bands of Spanish radicals pa
raded the streets until dispersed by
the police.
Noted Journalist Killed.
Paris, Oct. 6.-Among those report
ed killed during the fighting in Lis
bon is Francis Borges, editor of the
newspaper Mundo, notable Repub-
lican journalist. 1t is said he was
killed at the gateway of the palace.
| All Quiet at Lisbon.
| Liverpool, Oct. 6.-The Portuguese
consul here has received cablegram
dated Lisbon at noon today saying
that all is quiet at the capital
The Republic Triumphant.
Madrid, Oct. 6.-Oficial advices re-
ceived this afternoon say that re-
public has been proclaimed at Selva,
Braga and Corinbra, Portugal and In
dications are that the struggle is
reaching it's end. The Revolution
lists have triumphed and the republi.
can government is re-establishing or.
der.
/ Queen Mother Saves Her Cash.
Cologne, Germany, Oct. 6.-The
queen mother Amalia of Portugal, &C
cording to bank information here, has
transferred large sums of money
abroad in anticipation of revolution
The transfers have been largely to
England but some were sent to con
tinental capitals.
More Fighting Anticipated.
j Paris, Oct 6.-The Portuguese le
cation here is under the impression
that the loyal troops from the fort
ress at Elvas near the boundary east
of Lisbon and those garrisoned al
Oporto are marching to Lisbon to en-
gage the revolutionists. The point o
concentration would be Sanlarem or
the Tagus river, where the revolution
lists have cut the railroad line. Or
the other hand, Sebastiano Lima ONT
Of the chiefs of the Portuguese re
: publican party who was here toda.
received dispatch from Lisbon sign
ed by Senor Costa as minister of jus
) tice assuring him that the republican,
+ had won complete victory and gain
/ ed the support of the entire country
: SENATOR LA TOILETTE
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