The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07

f@Iu.u ry trampliuS pn N" ruyaIu,' h'S.
vnfch wa- aft~rwHrt torn - pI-y.s ~
.H.' u.Hb
They mArrh-t uut 80 he bsrrlcS-.
.lrryins as th-ir STANDARD a republican
FlE and taking With them fpur field guns
hiyh h"lpngei o. ia" battery B~tor"
,uylug thstg quarters IN" NUT ine~r
urok" mt the armpry AMI took all m"
rifies and ammunition thrrr Ihes" were
dis rIbutet among the civilian sympa-
thls.rs some ~ whom we're then plac"t
asa guard over the barracks
REBELS lNrREN,H rHTMsELvts
The r"h"l artillery took comma ndins
positi7n on the heights 1t IN" park Praca
Marques Pombal and proceeded - on
trench themselves They were supported
nv a considerable number II rrvolu'Iru-
lets who by this time had gath"T"i m m"
Avenlia ia IIb"riad". whore far was
IN fun swing
IN" ayeuu" vas hnsd rr'h shnwm"n :
boo,hs and rrfr-shm"nt stalls Ia" re-
Volted soldiers took possession of thes"
and converted them INTO barbados
The showmru assisted them. perhaps
for fear 81 what would happen TO them
n they objected Word az the rising was
quickly communicated by telegraph and
telephone To- Other dIsafTcctrd centres 81
the city and Immediately aft"rward. IN
accordanc" With a pr"arranged plan
Geographic and railway communication
between IN" capital and che outer world
was cut oil III. British Cahl" VS. cat
where II comes ashor" az idscaes
The Sixteenth Infantry Regiment. m
barracks IN the mort .rast"rn part of the
city. hearing Vt the revolt NJ the artillery,
Immediately followed It's example The
Colonel and two other officers. who sought
to rally the men To- their allegiance. were
shot down Led 10y the sargclnts. the
troops poured into the streets where they
joined a number - civiAan symPathi7ers
GOVERNMENT ARorsEp
Meanwhile the Cover nneut was re
covering somewhat from the stupefaC,ion
which the rising caused and sought -
take measures 20 suppress the rev ol'
The city waS declared under martial Law
The municipal guards and the Fifth
Regimen, of Cassadores and an infantry T.
brigade which had proved their loyalty, 2
were called out
They took a position an tho t"rrac"t (
slopes overlooking IN" avenue wh"-c The .
insurgents had established m" n-elv"s
ever. tho sixteenth Regiment made
junction with tho artlllcrym~n IN"
police wore called out but lacked a direct
ing head for Immediately III" chief 4
police heard 20 what proportions 'he ri>tne .
had grown ne t"lsgraphsd to the Minister
of War that h" wa suffering from sudden
attack of fever and Wa compelled - re-
main IN bed
As showing how uuprsparei the au-
thorItie- were for tho outbreak ~ NAV
he mentioned that several m.mbar- 81
the Government wer" attending dinner
parties IN distant parts - N" city. while
tho military commander Il Lisbon and 7.
many officers ~ the garrison were ~
Cascaes fashIonapl" seaside resort
about forty miles hv rail from m" capita.
BALsH,IZNRs VAST
King Manuel himself was entertaining
President -e~c' Fonsaca NJ Brazil The
Young King and his entouraR" wore
utterly ignorant of the storm that was
about 10 hrcak over their heads Prema-
tur~ a. IN" rising was ono. tho lie was
cast the republican plans revealed
cr~dltahle amount uf organization. In
the royalist ranks all was chaos Thor"
was no head. no responsible chief Nobody
4
command II was not until = o.c oCkl
Tuesday morning that IN" Colonel
General ~ stan arrived IN Lisbon 90 tax.
charge Of IN" operations against n"
insurgents
He made the Journey from ClSoas.
IN an automohile. but n-inwnlla event.
had been developing rapldy IN N" capital
Among the lnsurRen' soldiers were naval
officers IN uniform Who ~ the fr-t sign 81
revolution had ahandoU"d the quarter
deck for the republican camp A. they
came ashore from N" cruisers and gun.
boats IN the harhor oIger - take part
in the fight. they CDmwandaared cat
horses m the s'r"o's som" -vmpat hi2ars
supplied th"m with saddles and mounting
these extraordinary chargers they hrok.
through N" encirCliug royalI-' lines and
joined m" rebels They -up"-s"i"i th-
serEeants who had hith"rt" n""l our.
handing N" republican troops
EoYALIsTs FLABRY
a Considerable amount - d.-II'prv
firing occurred during ~" night There
seemed 10 ho an ah-ruc" ~ any plan or
vigorous oT"u-rv" ON IN" part - IN.
monarrhisrs who r"U"i on rr" fidelity
Of the troops Tho Colonel commanding
the royalIst army cunt-n'.i hIm-elf With
holding the revolutI0uI-'- a. hay. boo
lievInR that when davlgh' cam" they
could easily be Cowed into -rIbmi.zIpu
From IN" earliest moment measures
were taken ~ insure IN. safety - the
King An infantry brigade with machine .
and field guns. held the preCIpitpus streets
bordering the Nec"~sidades Palace
MACHINE GrSs At WORK
AT , o'clock Tuesday morning a body
Of rebel troops. flushed with IN err initiaI
success. worked their way down the
Calcada das Nac"ssidad~s the thorough
fare 10 the palace They werc accom-
panied by mob 81 armed civilians. Their
purpos" was dcuhtl".- - attack the
palace The infantry opened with ma
chine guns upon the TevolI'lonist- and
a largo number w"r" moved down
Tho remainder hrok" and had IN dis
order Many of the mutlneers were
captured here
SAILORS RI Volt
At sunrise came a new source - IN