The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
Mass of Lisbon Citizens Lay
Low Until All Danger
Was Over.
THEN DID THE SHOUTING
Rest of Portugal Holds AIoof--
Government Was Taken
by Surprise.
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spondert ~ tho Chronicle sends by way
~ Nigo. Spain. the first detailed stoFy of
the revolution. He escaped from Lisbon
on October . on hoard q British steamer
with hand Of fugitivss. He landsd at
Iigo on Thursday and there fled his
despatch. lie says
At the moment of teleGraphng the
revolutionary movement appears to he
confined to Lisbon and the immediate
neighborhood The north. ~ far az
was able 10 ascertain. - Indifferent in
the sense that II has taken no active share
IN the rising
vt IeiNo"s. the Atlantic port ofOporto.
the political barometer was unchanged
II II lid not point TO SCI fair It was NJ any
rat. quite steady There has len no
outbreak there. or. as was informed.
the ROYALS, flag still hoat-d from the coast
qua ri station aud on little gunboat in
the harl'or. and II vas displayed Ivy the
pilot vessels
In l.sion the mass of the people were
apnth"tic They took little part in the
fghting The struggle was mainly he
tween the loyal and disafrect.d sections
Of the army. II Was in no sense a popular
uprising Most at the inhabitants who
were not in the army or police hid th"m-
selves in their houses Many took refuge
ia ccllars and refused To come out until
all possibility # danger was past
CAME orr To sHoUr
When the storm haa swept over them
, without hurting them they came out II
their hiding places and armed Themselves
with whatever weapons they could find
They then proceed-d TO play the part
which an unruy. ~ disciplined mob
usually assumes on similar occasions
They nodesty dubh''d Themselves heroes
and proclaimed themselves. when they
We're quite sure ~ was safe Ia do so. re-
publicans and the liberators Of their
country
The movement took the Government
completely Icy surprise A revolutionary
outbreak was expected sooner or later,
but certainly not on Monday night The
country had hern IN the verge II crisis
m i's Affairs for some time When ar
a feeling ia IN. air that the popular dis
content which had shown itself in 20
many directions might az any moment
break ont IN active rebellion against the
tlrun.
Vet IN spite Of thiE the final plunge wns
really made with incredible. swiftness
POttlngs and counter plottings seem nat
ural To the atmosphere ~ tins country. All
the political parties from the extreme
Conservatives =" the Socialist revou-
tionI~ts are constantly intriguing for
pove- No one. not even the guiding
council 81 the republicans. expected Q
revolution at the actual moment when &c
occurred
MADMANs AL THE SPARE.
Tn" spark that lgnrIs-t the ma game
Wa- th,. murder II Prof. Bomharda. The
assassin vas a Lieutenant of the Gensral
stan nam,d Santos. who II an ardent
rCyall-, lie had been an inmate of an
asN lum. from which he vas discharged
r",-nrlV contrary To the advice and wishes
~ Prof Bombarda. Santos left Lisbon
when he Mas released and went to PARIS.
H." returned on Monday and Immediately
sought Prof BombaTda AZ the asylum
4 heated alteration between the two men
eliminated ia Santos vIng oliver
ana fatally woundIng Bomharda
By people 81 cool intellect and calm
Judgment the murder has been regarded
a. the act of a drmsnted man. but 10 the
extreme rev Olutionists u seemed pClti-
raj crime They used u Ia inCiJe the
people ~ Lisbon against tho monarch
The republican newspaper S'clio issued
IN Monday evening an inhammatory
piaclrd. which was widely circulated
.tlgmatlzing the murder as a political
assassination and calling on the people
To rise aud put an end To he monarchical
regime which permitted such foul deed
MOB wAKEs UP
60 ruups - excited ~orkmen gathered
around the placaris and hegln tn shout
Down with III. monarchy ih- cry
was RI pldly taken up and repeated Two
priests who Rad M" placlrd exp ~~sed
views unC"mplimentary To IN" r"P'Ib-
Mans and PTuf Bomlarda. This aroused
'h- anger II the crowd. The priests
were husrl.d and when they tried 10
r-,a,- they v"r" stoned They w~rr
pursued hy TN. mot to the "fii,r IL another
n-w-IaJ.'r where they tuok refuge.
This VAS the h-giuuing 4 riot. When
the yulIc,, tried e. p'-tor" ORDER they
Wrr" attacked hy republicans who
" ere armed wIth rryolvcrs Many shots
Wrr" fired and some 4 the police were
wounded. The rioters eventually were
di-I.er-.-d IN this iart q The city, but
afterward they vent m body to the
barracks m N" Kua CaSt"lho
Here was quarter"d the FIRST BattsIy
II Artillery They we're known To- 10
ardent Part t-s,us ~ the republican IuTty.
~ rrsp"ns- To the clsm0r"us demands
VI the populace the Unaffected artillery