Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-10-08
RELIGIOUS DR.
DERS BAN|SHED
Compelled to Leave Republic
of Portugal Within Twen-
ty-Four Hours
GOVERNMENT ISANTI-CLER|CAL
All Persons Detained Because of
Society Membership
Released.

Lisbon, Oct S.-ProviSional PreSi-
dent Braga and his assistants began
today to draw tighter the reins of gov
ernment and put into practice the
principles which they have promised
to be the bulwark of the new repub-
lie, which will be decidedly anti-cler-
ical. The first step today was the
publication of an official decree or
dering all religious bodies in Portu-
gal to leave the country within twen-
ty-four hours. The government has
promised to chaperon the church and
state in suppressing the religious or
ders. Troops were stationed in the
vicinity of religious establishments to
prevent attacks by mobs. Minister of
Justice Costa Rica also issued a de-
cree ordering the release of all per
sons detained by the monarchy on
the charge of belonging to secret so
cieties. This is in fulfillment of prom
ises of political and religious freedom.
DR.. Costa visited the camp of the Re
pulican soldiers and personally con-
graduated those who had distinguish
ed themselves in the recent fighting
These included two women, who had
taken places in the ranks and parti-
cipated in the fighting.
Entire MonarchaI Press Suspends.
Quiet continues to reign in this
city and no sign is being received in
favor of the old regime. The mon
archy is pretty generally regarded as
dead, especially since the radicals un-
der the leadership of DR.. Jose Maria
Alpom have thrown in their lot
heartily with the republicans. The
disappearance of the monarchial par
ty is reflected in the discontinuing of
seven newspapers which represented
the entire monarchial press. The
date of the reassembling of the nation
al assembly has not yet been fixed.
Royal Fortune Large.
Bordeaux, Oct. 8.-Advices from
Lisbon say that now that the repub-
lican government has announced it's
Intention not to seize the private
property of King Manuel, the royal
fortune will be very large, both per-
socal and in houser and lands. The
king, however, pays taxes upon all his
property like any other Portuguese
citizen
Spain's Turn Next.
Paris, Oct. 8.-Dispatches from Ma
drid quote DR.. Ezquerde, one of the
Republican leaders in a convention
statement that a definite plan exist
ed for simultaneous revolutionary
movement in Spain and Portugal on
October 18th, the anniversary of Fer
rers death. A concerted signal was
to have been given for the uprising,
but DR.. Bombardo' assassination in
Lisbon by cericals, precipitated the
attack on the Portuguese throne and
took the Spanish revolutionists com
pletely by surprise.
Manuel Thinks He is "comlne Back"
Gibraltar, Oct SKIING Manuel of
Portugal made his first known refer
ence to the revolution today when he
is reported to have said that he had
every confidence that he would be
able to return to Lisbon, rs the de-
sire of most of the army and the
bulk of the people will be to re-estab-
lish the court.
British Flag Saves Priests.
Lisbon, Oct. S.-Hoisting the Brit
ish flag over the Jesuit monastery in
Ruadequel has saved the occupants
from the Republican troops that at
tackled the institution last night One
priest was killed and others were ar
rested.