The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09
..uups Are Attacking OCCu- pants of MOnaSteTieS
 and Other People
POLICE REGULATIONS
 ARE NOW VERY RIGID
Built Up on the Ruins of the oD1 and They VIII Adopt New
 Policies

Lisbon, October S.-The proclamation of the republic of Portugal is being rec commended by the people in general in matter of fact way. While order has been in a measure restored the fear still pre- vails that the attacks against the re- liglous establishments may become gen. eral. The marked feature of the situa- ton now is resentment shown by DOT tion of the populace against the clergy.
 Last night the republican troops at- tackled the Jesuit monastery in the Rua do Quehas, after they had been fired upon from the windows. One priest was killed and the others were placed under arrest.
 The honsting of the British flag over the building had the effect of checking the fire of the troops.
 Armed Bands have descended upon the houses of various officials closely af- filiated with the monarchy, but the houses were found empty and the prop erty was not damaged
 Because of this condition of affairs, police measures have been increased and patrol ing parties have been sent out to guard against marauders and rioters. The gov ernment has granted amnesty in the case of all political crimes and has revived former law increasing the liberty of tho press. It has ordered the payment of moneys to functionaries and has changed the old oath to the form of a mere prom ise on the part of the officials ito &C., complish their duties on their honor.''
 An extension of ten days has been granted for the settlement of pending legal affairs.
 One of the most interesting features in the new regime will be the lineup of the different parties in the constituent assembly.
 All the old political groupings have disappeared and there must spring up new divisions IA majority of the party orr gans. such as those representing the conservatives, the progressives and tho regenerators, have suspended issue. Authentic details of the flight of the sovereigns, show that the Queen Mother Amelie. who was at the palace at Cin- tra, followed through telephonic com- munication with the Necessidades palace the tumultuous programmes of the re- volt. Her anxiety increased until she was informed that King Manuel had left by automobile for Mafra. Hurriedly getting together few personal effects, the Queen Mother fled to Mafra and joined her son.
 In the meantime, according to arrange ments made by the revolutionists, Prince Alfonso had embarked on the imperial yacht at Cascfe. The Ameue sailed TOT Ericeira, where it arrived Wednesday afternoon.
 Presently automobiles occupied by King Manuel and the Queen Mother dashed up to the beach, and were greeted by squadron of cavalry and accompanied by the Queens ladies of honor, who were dressed in deep black.
 The Queen and her ladies entered one rowboat into which two fishermen also placed two small trunks. King Manuel, who was wearing suit of cheviot and green hat. took his place in the second boat. He appeared downcast AS he turned his eyes from the shore he waved his hand and said slowly:
 "Adieu forever"
 heavy sea was running when the It. tle craft put out to sea and one of the fishermen made bold to suggest that the Queen Mother should not lean upon the gunwhale as 1t was dirty. Amelie re- piled indfferently, That is of no conse- quence."
 Her last words to the crowds who had gathered on the beach were: Tt Is an infamy. Au revoir."
 The group on shore replied:
 we will await your return