Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-10-05

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Paris, Oct. 5.-It is stated at the
Brazilian legation here that King
Manuel of Portugal, has taken refuge
on the Brazilian warship San Paulo.
Cause of the Revolt.
Paris, Oct. Sit is generally be-
lieved that the immediate cause OF
the revolution was the assassination
in Lisbon of Professor Bombardo,
Republican deputy and chief of the
| Liberal League, by lieutenant of
| the army. So intense was the feeling
against the throne that this incident
was sufficient to start an outbreak.
But Portugal, following the example
of Spain, has been imbued since the
recent war, with strong anti-clerical
sentiment and the governmental pro-
gram included revision of the stat
utes regarding religious orders. EVi-
dences of activity OF those who aimed
at the throne were found frequently
of late. On September 20, the po-
| lice raided a bomb factory and ar
rested ten persons This action was
said to have followed the discovery
of widespread anti-monarchial plot
Since then, there have been arrests
almost daily among medical students
who are members of a secret revolu.
tionary society. The governments S
action against the clericals also COM
plicated the situation.
| Royal Body Guard.
| Pisa, Italy, Oct. 5.-The Portuguese
legation here while in receipt of no
official advice, understands that the
faithful troops of the royal palace up
to 3 o'clock this morning had succeed
led in repulsing the Republicans,
i Blood Flows in Street.
Paris, Oct. 5.-Portugal since yes
/ terday has been isolated from the rest
of the world and circuitous reports
declare that the country is in the
throes of violent revolution. All the
Portuguese navy and part of the army
ARE reported to have deserted the
monarchy and cast their lot with the
Irevolutionists. The Portuguese war
ships shelled the Royal Palace while
the land forces after desperate fight
ling in the streets dragged the banner
of Republicanism to defeat
Liberals Applauded.
Paris, Oct. 5.-The whole Liberal
press, including the Republican ele-
ment, applauded the governments ac-
ton in expelling the Jesuit Friars and
confiscating the converts and mons
teries and other properties. Presi-
dent-elect Fonseca of Brazil recently
iarrived in Lisbon and must have wit
messed scene similar to that in 1889
in Brazil, when Portugal's empire in
that country was overthrown and a
Protestant government under Fonse-
} cas- father, the present president, es-
tablished Fonseca was given a sig
nificant reception on his arrival in
Lisbon. He addressed large crowd
| from the balcony of Belem palace,
felicitating the Portuguese people as
the source from which sprung my
J fatherland and the Brizilian nation. y
The crowd cried: Long live the re.
; public of BRAZIL"
Rome Is Anxious.
J Rome, Oct. 5.-Intense interest and
apprehension are felt here over the
reports of revolution in Portugal
Queen Dowager Maria of Portugal, is
sister of the Italian king and is anx
ious over the religious situation and
the possible effect it may produce in
Spain.
British Send Cruisers.
Gribraltar, Oct. 5.-The British cruis
!, ers Newcastle and Minerva sailed
from here today at full speed for Lis
, bon.
!, Will Proclaim Republic.
Madrid, Oct. 5.-There has been nc
communication with Lisbon since yes
terday morning. 1t is believed thai
!. the revolutionists have cut the wires
t with the intention of restoring then
q only when they are prepared to an
+ nounce to the world that republic
p has been proclaimed.
t Troops Desert Government.
e Lisbon, Oct Sat eight o'clock thi
r morning the troops faithful to thu
government that had been assembled
in the palace of Dom Pedro made com
mon cause with the revolutionists ant
s returned to their barracks. The mul
: titude N the street applauded crying
= Long lige the republic!"
; Lisbon and oporto In Hands of Rebel
> Pisa, Oct. 5.-The Portuguese lega
> tion announced that it is practicall
> certain that Lisbon and Oporto are Il
, the hands of the revolutionists, bu
, adds that it should not be concede,
> that Portugal has fallen.
, Garrison Joins RevoIutionists.
y Badajos, Spain, Oct. 5.-All met
: sages received from the frontier thi