The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05

SurreC'ion was precipitated by the muir
Or ma Monday Of Prof Bombarda, 4
medical scientist and director 1T the in
sane asylum. who reCen,lv entered poli-
tics and threw himself heart and soul
,nto m" Republican and anu-Clericil
propaganda
Som" dispatches destined for London
giving details II the assassination were
suppressed 10y the censor. hut two YER
>'unS got through. which. although Diff
f"rIug IN dctaIls asCrih"d IN" murder 10
military officer The,n Wer" the last
kilograms that lett Lisbon until the news
uf the revolution was briefly recorded
The Times. briefly confirming the nswS
~ the revolution in Portugal. casts doubts
on the statement that King Manuel Is a
prisoner II -.lyz In letter from our
correspondent at Lisbon. received yesier-
day. IN" King II criticised a. giving almost
a. little and 10 mouarChICstl causes ~ tn
IN" ProRre-~Istas, whose pro!eSs.ad at
taChmen; Ia ms Majesty can only. Il
would seem. he maintained on condition
that they alone be allowed to govern.
and that IN any fashion they may choose
1t IL stated that the King lack of force
in political Affairs h accent uated 10y public
suspicion that his private life has been
rapidly losing him the good esteem of
tho-e whose honest attachment To- the
Roman Catholic Church has hitherto
made them loyal To- the monarchy IN his
person"
Other sdvices are to the effect that
Conservative Statesmen are suspected Of
relations with the Republicans. Many
landed proprietors m Portugal have been
lately making provision for themselves
abroad in case II trouble. Capitalists
have been transferring their securities
to other countries The court party has
displayed timidity, which prompted the
belief that 1t would not offer serious re-
sistanee. and that Il revolution came II
would be effected quietly
A telegram Of inquiry addressed 20
correspondents in Lisbon AZ Z O'Clock this
morning was rendered - the Central
Telegraph ONCE IN London. hut y was re-
fused on the ground that there was no
communication with the Portuguese
capital
PARIS. Oct 5.--The Md,tn has received |
wireless despatch confirming reports |
Of revolution in Portugal.
LoSpoS. oct. a report has reached !
London II serious political uprising /
said To- have been victorious after severe |
fighting. so far a. can ~ ascertaIned i
no kilograms have left Lisbon for several ,
hours and no details can be- obtained |
from any source.
II is announced that all communication
with Lisbon has stopped. the wires being
cut Nothing passed between Lisbon
and the Portuguese Legation here all
day to-day An Official at the legation.
while declaring ignorance of the reported
could not explain the dislo-
cation Of the telegraph service
\ Portuguese merchant in London i
ruotad ~ saying that he received on Mon
day news 81 plo' IA Lisbon. but has heard
nothing since
\ despatch from Paris states that
nothing was received from Lisbon all day.
The Portuguese Minister told an inter
viewer that ha believed everything WAS
luist IN Lisbon. He received mailed
dispatches IN the forenoon showing that
III was tranquil.
The ofiCe Of an Argentine newspaper
n Lpndon which receives kilograms from I
Lisbon regularly received nothing during
The day. IN. frat time in several months
L.