New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
PEACE PREVAILS IN
PORTUGUESE CAPITAL
Guards Ready to Repel Attacks
on Buildings of Religious
Orders.
IRISH PRIESTS EXEMPTED
Effort 70 Win highlands Coed
wilJ-Cabinet Changes-Com-
paratively Few Killed
in Fighting.

IN tlgnblug.
T5sbon. Oct 11.-Although the city re-
-,stns 7.oder martial law pending a re-
--ra73zstion OF the administration, the
-.,T,zie-s have been gradually withdrawn
@-o-n ths streets. Hardly any were 70
:. seen to-day. The people have re-
s7,-,ad their occupations and perfect
r-snoullitv prevails. Several churches
--s-e ~eopened this morning
Colonel Barreto. Minister OF War, says
hat the government intends to reorgan-
sza the army thoroughly. bringing to-
ether q formidable force Of 250,Oco
men
The Minister Of Marine. Senior Comes
outsiders that the renodelling OF the
navy viii prove an aJduoUs task on &C
count OF the utter neglect which the
monarchy has shown toward the sea
-c-ce. He favoEs the building Of small
D-eadnoUghts-
Il is reported rhat one Of the first
great works OF the republic viii be TO
I-arsfer the arsenal from the left bank
7r The Tzgus 70 the opposite shore. II Is
believed that this work VIII cost several
hundred thousand dollars. The present
location Of the arsenal is announcement
.1r foreign ships
= detachment OF soldiers making the
round at the CampoIde Jesuit College
This morning vas fred On one Of The
men was killed and another seriously
~roua6ed- The in-ident caused excite
-nsut, the people believing that ths at
tack had been perpe-ated by concealed
Iesuits, but inquiries disclosed that Il
yas Que 70 4 senrineTs mistake.
4 warrant has been issued for the ar
vest Of the priest Laurence Mates, who
SIS a leading militant Catholic.
The Minister OF the Interior, Antonio
Alneidz. asked regarding the disposal OF
he Kings property, said that nothing
mad YET been decided officially. All the
palaces he said were closed and care
-ully guarded. They probably would be
converted into museums. CT schools, or
used for other public purposes He be
-ieved that any property OF palaces be-
longing 10 the king personally would
ne kept fer him but Il IS 70 be re-
member that Il the king left debts
TO the nation these debts must De sat
sz6ed.
e-ty visited today the Minister OF the
interior and proposed 20 uqUidate the
kings Indebtedness % The state by
early payments and at the same time
guarantee 70 the King an annuity.
senior Airneida replied that the govern
ner- would consider Lhe proposal
TIE Iords-in-waiting and court mobiles
who accompanied the King 20 Glib
-zltsr have returned, the King having
ezpressed a desire 70 De alone in exile.
al The officers and crew OF the royal
--acht Arnelie have been discharged, and
. new crew. al sJaUnch republicans
put On board
The government has published notices
hat severe punishment VIII follow any
aid upon private houses, which. the
notices state. are lnviol1ble" and de-
clare mat the report that priests are
hiding III mobiles houses Is untrue
Guards have been supplied 10 those
es1a bHshmenrs Of the religious orders
which are s-iu occupied and flying Tor
eLzu @ags 70 prevent possible attacks
The papal uuncio. NcnsiEnor TonrL has
-clsted the Austrian flag over his resi-
5euce Al Cint-a. but there was no sign
-o-5av Of hostile demonstrations.
The government has announced that
me Irish Dominican Fathers and nuns,
who have conducted a school here for
many years. VIII be exempted from the
order C expulsion. This step doubtless
Sc due ro the desire CT the Republicans
70 keen On good terms with Great Brit
am L IS said thar The Foreign Minister,
senior NIacha6o. has requested Great
Britain 70 grant immediate recognition
g ne republic, os-ensiblv SO that II VIII
re N Z position -o communicate It's fuu
urog-amue 70 rhe British government
The casually lis- from The recent dght-
-rg fails below tE= most moderate Of
previous estimates. The 7f5-lsl. estimate
--ves The number of killed a. between
100 and 10 Unofficial estimates make
he number SIN lower
one OF the plans attributed to The or
GAMERS OF the revolution was TO bring
on the COUP d'etat on October = when
King Manuel was visiting 'the Premier
ir the norrhernmost province NJ the king
dom. Il was arranged that the train
Gearing the King should continue
trough 70 the frontier. and the soldiers
here were 70 prevent tie King from re
entering Portugal In the mean time,
-he Ministers. VINO would have assem-
lied n z body at the station in Lisbon
&C see The King OF. we're 70 be sur
rou-ded an6 arrested after The depart
IRE Of -he train. The republic was then
n be proclaimed.
The provisional government has taken
lscssesslon Of the houses Of several re-
llztsus bodies. No opposition was met
TIE contents were Snventoried and the
houses sealed L has been dec-oed tc
issue q decree enforcing compulsory
military service.
Some changes IN the new Cabinet VIII
De necessary. Brazlllo Telles has de-
clined the portfolio O. finance. and the
duties OF this post have been under
taken temporarily by the Foreign Min
ssrs-. Bernardo AIschsdc. Jose RelVas
probably VIII be appointed 10 this Office