The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-10-06
REVOLUTION IS
ON IN PORTUGAL
Fate of King Manuel is Unknown
He May be Killed.
DR.MACHADO is NOW PRESIDENT
Republican Revoiutionists Overthrow
the GoVernment.-Roya Stand
= ards Have Been Hauled
..a Down From Palace.
Revolution is sweeping Portugal.

Revolution is sweeping Portugal.
The Republicans who yesterday
overthrow the Government are in COM
plete possession Oh the capital
King Manuel the second is reported
to have taken refuge on Brazilian
warship.
The army and navy have joined the
Reyolutionists.
The revolt Is the direct outcome of
the clash between the clericals and
the anti-clericals.
The bombardment of the royal pal
ace and street fighting are reported
British warships are enroute to Lis
ION.
Babyjose, Spain, on the Portugal
Frontier, Oct. 4.-Special: The fate
of King Manuel of Portugal is un-
known. He may have been killed in
the palace when the Republican revolt
utionists broke out and he may be a
prisoner. Manuel had been entertain
ing De Fonseca the Brazilian presi-
dental nominee and he may have been
in the palace when the attack was
made 1t is rumored that Dr. Mach
ado the Republican leader had been
declared president. The Royal Stand
ards have been hauled down from the
palace and the Republican flags hoist
ed. The army and navy it Is reported
have Joined the Revolutionists. There
has been heavy street fights and many
were killed.
Berlin, Oct. Especial: A wireless
dispatch from Lisbon says all the Lis
bon forts and all the warships in the
harbour have fall in the hsl4ds of the
Revolutionists since last night. The
Royalisbe the provinces are putting
up stff fight against the Republic
cans.
London Oct. Especial: Three
warships lave been rushed to Portu.
gal In the English interests.
Rome, Oct. Special: Much ex-
citement is exercised at the outbreak
in Portugal The Italian government
is arranging to send warships.
Sansebastian, Oct. 4. Special:
There is much activity in army and
naval articles and an outbreak is ex-
pected following the fight in Portugal.
All people are prevented from cross
ing the Portuges Frontier.
Gibralter, Oct 4.-Special The
British cruiser New Castle left for
Lisbon to-day under rush orders.
Paris, Oct. 5.-The Echo de Paris
prints a wireless dispatch from it's
40 al Mopia do I q m
err, Cape Blanco:
"A revolution has broken out in
Portugal A great part of the army
and all the navy have gone on the side
of the republicans. Yesterday after
noon the bombardment of the royal
palace commenced. All ingress to
the city has been forbidden. 1t is i'm
possible to procure and forward de-
tails"
No confirmation has been received
at the foreign office. Telegraphic
communication with Portugal has been
interrupted.
London, Oct. 5.-No Lisbon dispatch
has been received in London since
Yesterday afternoon, when the East
ern Telegraph Co. announced the re-
ceipt of one from its station at Car
cavellos, eleven miles from Lisbon,
stating that all communication with
the capital was interrupted.
The Daily Mail prints its reports OF
a revolution without a date line. 1t
probably may be based upon wire
less dispatch said TO have been re-
ceived by the Parts Matin.
( The Times this morning prints no
dispatches from its Lisbon cores
pondent, but it prints the Mathis
wireless dispatch, and says 1t has rea"
son to believe the news of revolu-
ton is true. although the rumor that
the king is prisoner is not well sup
ported
London, Oct. 5.-Special: Accord.
ing to the central news there has
been continual lighting in Lisbon since
the first shot in the revolution was
fred, and bloody conflicts are now
raging throughout the capital. Hun
dreds have been killed although the
latest dispatches from nearby points
say that the Revolutionists are in con
troll. The fact that the fighting con
tinues indicates that a large part OF
the population. and possibly some OF
the soldiers remain loyal to the gov
ernment The revolutionists have at
tackled the homes Of the government
leaders and we'll known Royalists
many OF whom have been slain. The
sway OF the mob was unchecked as
those OF the police who did not join
the revolt at the outset were afraid
to offer resistance TO the thousands
who swept through the streets, n
the loyal parts Of the city barricates
were hastily erected and an attempt
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