The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
KING HAS FLED
From LisSea and a Repaklie Has b.es
Proclaimed BY Rebels
MANY PEOPLE KILLED

Hy the Fierce Fighting Which To.''
!'iace in ihe Streets OF the City
Portugal Now in the Hands y
tho Democrats. Who Have Set u
n Provisional Government.
The people o: Portugal has de
clared for Republic. and 'aus De
mocracy marches onward. Theopatlt
Hrasa. republican leader. is the new
president: The Portuguese N4-se!i
la.se is the n.s aa;iona! anthem an.
the emblem Of monarchy on TIE
palace has been replaced By the aas
OF red and green. the cOiors Of the
republican party
Tha, there ~aS Serce fighting !r
the streets OF List ~ J. evident oy
dispatches from al, :uscers, DIS
orders a, Opo.to have Been repsess-
ed By the troops. many regiments
OF which are said to De loyal 70 the
king
King Manuel. the queen mother
and the queen dowaser aavs taken
refuge in the palace a; Mat:s. q
shoe, distance ou: OF Lisbon.
Lisbon. the capital. vas complete
~ in the hands Of the rebels fe1
hours after the revolution vas pro-
claimed. have formed provision
:al govera men, with Ths~oaile Bra
"a as president. 4 new Ga::ooal
Tag OF red and green is ay:n~ o:>-
All the public buildings. including
the town ball.
The city 0; Lisbon has been con-
siderably damaged by the bonbasd-
ment Of the insursent warsh;ps. The
buildings occupied bs the ministers
around Praca do Comne.c;o aad the
Necessidades palace were made ice
par,icula. targets % the shells fTo0
the warsh!ps and today shows toe
shells from the effects By broken
walls and tu,rets The :owes OF
the church attached to the palace
was demolished.
All through the nigh; artillery
and rife Are was :occssan, and TO-
wards dawn il increased IN intensity.
At II O'Clock last nigh: insurgents.
encamped on the Heights 0: Ave"i-
da dt Libe:dado.. tried 20 force taeiE
vav 70 the centre Of the city but
were driven back by the royal ssoops-
AS the latter passed the barracks
os the Firs, artillery they discover.
e. sha, II was in :hs hands os The
rehe. civilians. They charged upon
the civilians and diSloised them
with considerable loss TO the rebels.
rhe nigh, hrins ~as carried on
In complete darkness. 'he electro
lights having failed. The insurgents
we're leo by the retired admiral
Carlos Refs. Their forces was great
" augmented by deSertions from
among the monaTchists and they sue
eecded eventually in getting ront--.s
Of the ci,r.
The inhabitants are parad;ns the
streets. mos; OF them with rifles n
their bands. singing fhs For.useas
.Marse!!laise. which has noE DC
come the national anthem. Red
Cross am0ulanles. parties Of police
and men from the 6re brigade are oa-
trolling the STREETS and removing the
dead and wounded.
The revolu;ioniSts raided all build
inrs which aew the old das and
tore dow. :he emoieuls Of the mon
archy. IAe warShips greeted 'ee
hosting Of the republican aas With
sslvos Of artillery.
Eusehio Lcao. .nc republican lead
er. made speech from, the oaicony
Of the town hall. saving that he en-
trusted the policing Of the CIT! sno
the maintenance Of order to ;3e care
Of the citizens.
~Eespec, all persons and private
property" he exclaimed. and toe
li.e Of all persons. whoever they may
be. The republic IS generous s.ic
maSnanimous.
The huge crowd tha, had gathered
around tho building checred the
sneaker fran;icaiiy. NototshAsaoo'
;ns the thrilling events Of the pass
two days. the people are noS snow
ing conipoSure. and i: seems !iSe'!
.ha: order in the city OF Lisbon VII
he maintained II ia rumored saa'
Gen. Go-ias. ~ho commanded roc
defending forces. committed suicide
when he saw tha, the fall OF t"'
palace was inevitable.
Nearly ali OF the t:oovs deseF;ee
the King and ~en: o'er 10 the re
bells. Many ships ct the navy d'c
the same thins leaving the king ~its
no force 10 preserve order in Lis
bon
\ special dispatch from G'spo'
saws :ha; ;nc Sighting in that c1'
lasted !" hours. both parties sho"
ins ext-aordinary courage. !a:''
vcre MANY casualties before ;h'
monarchiSt> finally joined the 1'n
ming side.
The correspondent SAYS the enthus
ia.m OF tho people vas unaooundec
The citizens are :ra.crpizinS With 30
,-oops. Notni;hs,andinS taa; tier
is no organized police force. tie pc?
uIaticn = orderly.
The Portuguese newspapers sta;
the initiative 0: ;he 'evo!ut'ous.
movemen: in Lisbon vas taken D
tho Sixteenth regimen. OF In:an;r!
aided bv regiment 0: artillery. blu
Jackets and 5000 armed civilians.
The police acre overcome 1i'oou