Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-06
LISBON INHANDS
OF REPUBLICANS
PORTUGAL RENOLuTIONISTS rs.
TABLlSH \ REPUBLIC.
KING MANUEL FLFES
Royal Family In Exilc-Capllal city
II Calm Aftcr Fighting
Cease.
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Lisbon, oct . The capital is now
complexion The hands of the Repub-
leans who have formed provisional
government with Theophilu Braga as
president The new national flag Of
red and green Is flying over all pub.
lie buildings including the town hall.
King Manuel, with the Queen Mother
Amclio and his GrandmOther Queen
Dowager Maria Pia, have taken re-
fuge at Mufra, 23 miles from Lisbon
Already the Spanish I'm fun uniform
has TO pay hls respects to the rcpub-
lcan leaders
II is impossible to es, innate the num-
ber of those Killed or wounded In
yesterdays fighting but II rs cN-
pected to reach several hundred. The
city has been considerably ydamaged
by the bombardment of the insurgent
WarShips. The buildings occupied by
the ministers around The Praca Do
COMMERCE., and Necessidades Palace.
which were made the particular ,ar-
gets Of the shells from the warshlps,
today show the effects by broken
walls and turrets. The tower of the
''hANlA HA'A'iA'h " All' lblhA' was
demolished
Thus far, however, no attacks have
been made up private proper,y and IL
Is reported that the banas are being
guarded by blucjackets No news has
been received from the provinces as
communication has largely been cut
OFF and dispatches and messages Of
all kinds have been suppressed al
HhAttnh k. al
fire was lncesslnl.
An through the night the artillery
and rifle fire was inccssant and to-
ward dawn II increased IN intensity.
At II O'Clock last night the insur.
gents cncamped on NJ heights of the
Avcnldl de Libcnda tried to force
their way into the center of The city.
but We're driven back As the latter
passed the barracks Of the first ar
tillory they discovered that il was Nh
the hands of the rebels. They
charged upon the civilians and dis
lodged ,hem with consider lblc loss
to the rebels. The night firing was
carried on In complete darkness the
electric lights having failed The in
surgents were led by retired Admiral
Carlos Reis and their forces were
H'''''s aAkli'ih'hs ~ NfNfl llNlN liuHl
the monarchists. The inhabitants to-
day paraded the s,reets, most of them
with rifles in their hands. singing the
Portuguese Marsellaise, which now
becomes the national anthem. The
red cross ambulances and parties OF
police and men from the fire bri-
gades are patrolllng the streets and
removing the dead and wounde.
Usl. I.ntfnIpt Lac 4
ings which flew the old flag and tore
down the emblcms of the monarchy
Warships greeted the hosting of the
republican flag with salyos Of artl-
lery, ELsebio Leao, republican lead
or, made II speech from q balcony Of
the town hall saying that he trust
ed the policing of the city and main
tenancc of order to the care of thc|
citizens.
Respect all public and private
property" he exclaimed, and the life
of all persons, whoever they may be-
The republic is generous and magnan-
imous"
Huge crowds had gathered around
the building and Cheercd the speaker
frantically Notwithstanding the
thrilling events of the last two days.
the people are now showing compos-
ure and II seems like that order in
the city Of Lisbon will be mantaifcd.
It is rumorod that General Gerjas,
who commanded the defending forces,
committed suicide when he saw that
the fail of the palace was inevitable
The provisional government Is com
posed as follows:
President Theophlc Brag; minis
ter of Justice Alfonso Costa; minister
of foreign affairs, Bcrnadino Macha- !
do minister of finance Brazilio Tel
les: minister OF public works, Antoni"
Luiz Geom; minister Of war Colonel
Barreto; minister of marine, Amaro
A2ovado Comes; minister of the inte-
rior. Antonio Almeida civil governorl
Of Lisbon Eusebio Leao.