The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-11
Recent Overturning of Portugal is Likely to Find
Counterpart in Neighboring Country With
Outbreak Expected on Thursday
FERRER DAY COMES ON OCTOBER IS
Portugal Becomes Quiet With the Only Actvit6
at Present Being the Steady Expulsion
of the Priests.

MADRID, Oct 11.-Preuiier Canaie-
las warning to parliament that the
agitation Of the clerical and anti
clericals among the workingmen IS
liable to plunge Spain into civil war,
has not served to ease the mind OF the
public, which daily is discussing the
possibility that the fame OF reyoIu-
ton will overlap the frontier and en-
gulf their own country.
The reported message of Alexandra
Lerroux, chief OF the republicans At
Barcelona, to Provisional President
Braga Of Portugal. Start your rev
olution. we viii take care Of ours,
is widely printed in the radical press
as indicating republican plans for an
uprising.
The government feels the deepest
anxiety at the approach OF THURSDAY.
October Is. which is now popularity
known as "Ferrer Day" when it IS
feared the manifestations marking
the first anniversary OF the execution
OF Prof. Ferrer viii deTelop riofing-
All requests for permission to hold
Ferrer meetings of protest are refEs-
ed. with Thursday passed safely the
government considers the worst viii
be over, as 1t courts on the absolute
loyalty OF the army. =hich IN its en-
tirety is held in readiness to stamp
out the first spark Of rebellion
Exeisement Perya6es Barcelona.
BARCELONA, Oct. IA state Of
increasing excitement retzns in Bar
celona The success OF the revolution
in Portugal appears 10 have famed
the fire OF rebellion thar has smolde--
ed since the furious outbreak Of z
year ago.
There was the greatest animation IN
the streets today The people pre-
tend not to notice the patrols and
civil guard which are being strsng
thened gradually IN preparation foG
eventualties October i5. the annt7er
sary Of the execution Of Prot. Fran
cisco FesFer, the director Of the
Modern School Of Barcelona, who was
convicted Of having tnctted Las
years revolutionary movement
Manuel Ha. Not ahdfcatec.
GIBRALTAR, oc+. lift is statec
e1-King Manuel altered his dectsto,
70 go TO villa Narique IL consequence
OF representations by Spain. Ehicl
reared II he visited there It EouI
str up the Spanish republicans.
Manuel, before leaving Portgga
wrote to Premier Souza. Z am con
PEELED, owing to stress OF cfrcuH
Stances TO embark, but I wish TO II
lorm the people of Portugal that n
conscience is clear. have aiEay
acted faithfully as 2 Portuguese Al
nave done my duty. shall ai-aYs =
main Thole-hearref Portuguese.
nope ny country viii do me tusttc
and try to understand my feeling
NY departure Is not By an means
oe regarded as an act OF abdtcatton.
Manuel and Queen Mother AmeIi
decided to proceed for England The
WIN probably Leave within fe
nays but are undetermined whetht
,ney viil travel by land or see TT
ialian warshfp Regime E1ena arrive
% take on board the Dorazer Ones
Maria Pa, who viii 90 to Italy
Erpulsion Of priests.
LISBON. Oct l1-Everythinz
quiet in Lisbon. The expulsion
priests continues. sny seen on L
streets are Immediately arreste
.ivil Governor Leao explains this
.ne best means Of protecting the
ifom violence.
The members Of the irish Domil
can Mission, which hss flourish
since its foundation in 1918. Ia
oome under the ban. They have z
peaied TO the British legation. !
mere Is no reason TO snpposa th
VIII be exempted humber 81 Iri
~. aans will have to 90 also. The I
I've monks and HUNS have been Civ
me option Of staying If they renoun
Aeir orders; otherwise, they u
have to quit
Most Of the Portuguese Iesnfts y
60 @ Brazil Some Of them WILL
10 England