The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-07
MANY INJURED IN
THE BIC BATTLE
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT
= MEETS SUCCESS AFTER WE'D
NEsDAYs FIGHTING.
Official AnnouncementtWas Sent Out
Yesterday to All Powers that An
ether Republic Has Been Born.
The Old King Fiees.

Berlin, Oct. 6.-The foreign Office
today received a telegram signed
''Theophile Braga, Provisional Presi-
dent of Portugal" announcing the
formation of provisional govern
ment, the proclamation of "epublic,
and guaranteeing public security.
Identical notes have been sent by
Bar5a o all other powers.
King Is in Exile.
London, Oct. 6.-King Manuel. Of
Portugal is today an exile from his
capital. in undisputed conrol Of tae
revolutionists. Public ordCy is re-
stored at Lisbon. The pOpulace is
peacefully celebrating the aljcnt of
the republic.
Premier Teixeira De Sousa this
afternoon formally relinouiSa9d the
reins of government to the provision
al president, Theophile Bragg, AMI
his associates. This much is known
from the few cable dispatches the
censor has permitted to go from LIS
bon and from wireless messages from
vessels in the harbor. OF the other
events throughout Portugal little del
mite is learned
Kinds Whereabouts Unknown.
Intense interest centers in the
whereabouts of Manuel and the ques-
tion whether the republic will endure
His majesty is variously reported at
Cintra at Caxias and on board the
roval Yacht Queen Amelia, bound for
the protecting shores of England. 1t
Is ouite certain the Queen Mother
Amelia the kings grandmother
Dovager Maria Pia, are on this yes
hel an route for England. All COM
rnunication between Lisbon and the
,,rovinces is severed The attitude
of the people in the country is IN
donh+ There is a rumor current OF
1ovalist foces moving on Lisbon ana
threatening civil war. These are not
confirmed.
StruuuIe at Lisbon.
Madrid Oct. 6.-The struggle be-
tween the revolutionists and loyallsts
at Lisbon continues today, with the
result hanging in the balance. Much
bloodshed is anticipated.
VanceIia Is Fearful
Valencia, Spain. Oct Great un-
easiness is felt here following the
Portugal proclamation of a republic
Civil guards are patroling the streets
and troops are being held in readl-
raua for an emergency
Fiuhtirn stu coi~n On.
Madrid, Oct. 6.-Advices from
Lisbon are meager 1t is reported.
however. there is continued fighting.
Disnatches last night conveyed the
impression that the revolutionists are
in complete charge but as the mon
archv previous to the outbreak eX-
ercised a strict censorship, so the
revolutionists are now in control OF
the cable and wires. can dictate what
the outside world shall know of the
present troubles
One dispatch early today said the
Sroops are faithful to the king, and
still held important points last night,
hut admitted the republicans, after
80 hours fighting had the upper hand
II is said a moderate estimate of the
losses on both sides are placed at 200
dead $50 wounded. The republic was
proclaimed amid frantic enthusiasm.
The discipline of the revolutionists is
excellent. King Manuel, it is said,
has left the city, and is probably on
hoard the yacht Queen Amelia, sailing
for England. It is said the queens
mother and the kings uncle, Duke OF
Oporto, is still aboard the Queen
Amelie.
Spanish Officials Notified.
The prefect of Badajos province
has communicated the republican
Portugal proclamation to the Spanish
officials.
Who Started Trouble.
Viao. Spain. Oct, 6.-Portuguese
newspapers say the initiative in yes
terday's hostilities was taken by the
Sixteenth regiment of infantry, aided
bv an artillery regiment, blue jack
cts and some armed civilians. The
police we're overcome without diff
Guilty. and not more than 20 were
wounded during the clashes at Opor-