Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-05
EVIDENCES OF ACTIVITY.

Inc IulneTH OF. the present pTcslucIl-
elect, was established.
EVIDENCES OF ACTIVITY.
Evidences of the activity of those
who aimed ut the throne have been
found frequently Of late on Sept. 20,
the police raised a bomb factory and
arrested 10 persons. This action was
said to have followed the discovery Of
q widespread antl-monarchical plot
with qualifications throughout the
kingdom.
FL Impartial, an official organ, at
that time, declared the government
was prepared to mercilessly crush the
revoult.
Following the discovery Of the
bomb factory there have been ar
rests made almost daily among mcdi-
cal students who were members of a
secret revolutionary society. with
branches In the Lisbon medical school
and the University OF Coimzra.
The government action against
the Jesults from the monastery Aldea
situation. Following the expulsion of
the esuits from the monastery Aldea
Ponte, any spanish priests. known as
"Mariannos." who had settled in
various parts of the country establish
ling converts and monasteries were
ordered out or the kingdom and their
establishments closed by authority of
Tho Inv nf 1oO1 which nermittcd the
osta hl,shment ~ relir;ous orIers only
for charitable and educational pur-
poses.
PORTUGUESE UNREST.
The Portuguese unrest which
gradually increased since thesdiscoverS
OF plots to overthrow the monarchy
and set upga military dictatorship or
,on repnJi,c w as t cnr M and
coopcrs. More than 10000 men stop
ned work MT Rarreiro. and riotinc fol-
loved The strikers seized railroad
trains and threw out of the freight
On RS and burned thousands of bales Of
cork. q
Municipal guards. regiments OF in
fantry and cavalry were dispatched
to Rarricro and a collision between
the strikers and the soldiers ensued.
Fifty strikers were injured
The grievance of the cork cutters was
the deportation OF uncut cork. which
the workmen claimed should be treated
in Portugal. Tho coopers demanded
g cessation or the importation of foreign
grcatly-madc barrels. The government
realized that the strikers were taking
n revolutionary turn and to appcase
the strikers, discontinued the exportn-,
Nion OF uncut cork and placed prohlb-
tive duties upon foreign barrels i'm
5norted.
Thtsa caused diplomatic protests on
the part OF the United states and Great
Britain, to which countries uncut cork
has been exported and from France
and Germany, whose merchants had
bought enough quantities of wine in
Portugal which could not be exported
because of lack OF barrels.
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The IN, Republican 1, movement Wbieih
found vent IN the tassa ssinatfon OF king
carlos and the Crown Prince LuiseF
Phiilipe on Feb. 1, 1905. grew IN strength
tstcauily. ana the elections OF last Au-.
gust added materially to the Rapub-
illcan membership in the chamber. where
the Republicans quota. had been trebled
yuuring the last three years.
IN districts where the Republicans
fnlied OF CARRYING the elections the vote
showed married increase
&s When the now cortes assembled the
s.,, ntIn. s,.M .ni uamsel "i VIC Ln.
Sent % nnrl,amcnf Was .dio,,rne ID ,,nti,
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in tho hands az tho binct and tida
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nsopie as Wy sputGe ron Wnlch
sprunE NY tutnsrland ana inc Bra
S ~ !, ilatlon. nc Grove cried Long
iiye tne republic or Srazil
.ast SUNDAY King Manuel officially
Visited Prcsident,elect Fonseca on the
4lSla ; pattieship sac i'aulo. Ac-
cording to advlces received at the Bra
zllian legation here today, King Manuel
has now taken refuge on this Brazilian