The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-05

LONDON, Oct. 4,-Thc Standards
correspondent Of the Reuter- Telegram
company confirms the report Of
revolution in Portugal and adds that
the rebels have captured the palace.
The Eastern Telegraph company an
nounced this afternoon the receipt
from its station at CarVcllos, II miles
from Lisbon, Of a message that all
communication with the capital was
interrupted.
The Daily Mail also prints its re-
port Of the revolution without a date
fine and it may be based upon wire
lees dispatch said to have been re-
ceived by the Paris Matin, reading:
"A revolution has broken out in
Lisbon and warships are now bonn.
harding the capital. The army and
navy are supporting the revolution
lists"
A Portuguese merchant in London
says he received news Of 4 plot in
Lisbon on Monday. The price of Por-
tueuese bonds dropped heavily on the
stock exchange here yesterday.
The Times this morning prints no
dispatches from It's Lisbon correspon-
less dispatch and says il has reason
10 believe that the news Of the revo-
luton Is true, although the rumors
that the king is a prisoner are not
supported.
Suspicious Of ManuePs Private Life.
Private advlces received from Por-
tugal recently had reference TO the
danger threatening the monarchy. y
letter from a well informed cores
pondent at Lisbon received here only
last night crltlcises the king as given
almost as lIttle TO the monarchist
cause as TO the progressives, and de-
clares that his lack OF force in polit-
ical affairs has been acceutuated by
public suspicion of his private life.
King Manuel. says the cOrrespon-
dent. for these reasons has been rap
idly losing the good esteem of those
whose honest attachment to the Ro-
man church has hitherto held them
loyal TO the monarchy in his per
son.
Many Indications Of Trouble.
The Times further points ont that
j there have been many recent indlca'
+ tious of approaching trouble, the per
mcation of military and naval affairs
With republlcanism. rumors that con
seryatiye statesmen were entering in'
To relations with the Republican lead
/ ers and similar signs that can have
1 only one meaning. while the court par
~ displayed timidity, thus prompting
. The belief that they would offer no
J serious resistance 10 revolution that
might therefore be effected quietly
aud possibly by parliamentary meth
I DDS.
Rumors of the overthrow OF the
monarchy in Portugal have been cur
rent nearly ever since Manuel as
cended the throne after the assassina-
tIon of King Carlos and the crown
nrince on February !. 1908. The LIS
hon newspapers recently have printed
alarming reports OF an alleged plot OF
the clerical party FOR the overthrow
of the Portuguese government and the
establishment OF amilitary distator-
shin The Seculou declared that the
clerical partys strong dissatisfaction
wI,b the nolicv OF the government mad
eliminated In the organization OF q
rebellion 10. overthrow the govern
mont selzpSits members and set up
a dictntorship the first abject Tor
which would be TO stamp OUT the re
publican political party >,
Since Manuel became sovereign nan
dozen cabinets have been formed
and have resigned. The ministry un
der the presidency Of Francisco d.
Veiga Berac resigned on June L. al
ter having recommended the dissol1
tIm of the chamber of deputies whicf
was opposed BY the king AZ well az