The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
cANALEJAs TELLS rHE STORY

MADRID. Oct Prime Minister Cana
lejas received the newspaper men this
evening aud gave the following summary
/ Of the spanish Government : information
regarding the revolutionary outbreak
| in Portugal:
About I:SO Tuesday morning the pop
uiation Of Lisbon was awakened 10y the
report Of twenty zone ramon shots. The
inhabitants immediately poured into the
streets or rushed to their windows To see
what was happening.
They saw people running in all dIrec-
tions and heard bugles sounding the
Assembly A. Several points was
heard the crackle Of shots. mingled with
shouts Of To arms!
The expected revolution had broken
and ordered la disperse the reyolut ioni-ts,
hut the latter received them with dis
charges of hand grenades. Driven back
by this counter attack. the police sum-
az vigorous as was expected.
The soldiers separated int q two parties
one siding with the revolutionistS and
The O, her remaining loyal to the monarchy
and discipline Soon a desperate con-
flici was in progress. the dead and wounded
falling on all sides.
Numerous officers and soldiers, e.
pecially art illery. succeeded in SEWING
the military quarter near the royal palace
OF the Nsc-ssidades King Manuel. who
quickly had been made acquainted with
what was going on. left the palace with
four Trustworthy attendants. on whose
advice he had taken this step, He got
away from the palace in safety.
Meanwhile fighting continued in the
streets Tn. revoluti onists erected bar
ricadeS and sent ON detachments to cut
the bridges and telsgraphs. During the
day there arrived in Lisbon various de-
tachments % provincial garrisons, who
joined the loyal troops, thus almos, equal
izing the forces On both sides.
4 believe that Queen Amalia has not
left Cintra and know that in the other
Portuguese provinces the revolut ionary
movement has not been backed up
THE ARMY DIVIDED.
A few additional details from Lisbon
have reached Madrid from Badajos, where
the rimoT that King Manuel h a prisoner
persists. The Eighteenth Infantry Regi-
ment split With the republican and royal
ist factions and a bloody fight between
them ended in a victory for the republi-
cans The Colonel and most Of the Officers
Of the regiment were killed.
An artillery regiment defied its officers,
stormed the barracks under its sergeants
and captured a quantity OF munitions.
Three regiments seized the city arsena
and dist ributed arms and ammunition 60
th. popuIsce. largely contributing TO the
lnsurgent victory. The artillery. how
ever. was the ina Ia factor in the success of
the revolut ioniSt- The street fghting
was very severe
UNREST ~ SPAIN
The Port ug,iese rsvolu ion has awak-
-n.d considerable nXis,y among the
monarchi~i- ~ Spain. who are unable to
ignore the FEASIBILITY ~ reflex action
here Prime Minister Canalejas sees
King Alfonso frequently and communi-
cat - - him every detail reaching I he
Government
II is stated tina. special polio" precau-
tion- have lSs-n taken The Cabinet has
held several sttinRs II sent orders
10 all the provincial governors. ESPECIALLY
along the front.s-g. To adopt precaut ions
Ia preserve calm and Ia MAINTAIN strict
neutrality
PARIS Oc'. g. The sud express train
reaChs-i PARIS Last night minus it- Lisbon
seC,ion crowds awaited 49, arrival.
hoping tn get news of the outbreak Tn.
meInbars ~ the Portuguese Legation
were among those disappointed
Traveller from spain state that Bilbao
and Barcelona ar" IN state ~ eHsr-
vesenca Republicans and Carlists are
following IN. trend - revolu ton with
undisg,Ii-ed satisfaction.
Gen Neyler. Captain General Of Cata-
Iona. has taken stringent measures 10
preserve order lie ~ hurrying troops 10
the Republican and Carl-t strongholds.
where an outbreak j. feared on October
49, IN. ami yer-ary II the execution ~
Ferrr-
The Hispano- Portuguese frontier -
a .crn- ~ extraordinary animation, A
.tfaaiu 81 carts il entering Spain. laden
with the chattel- Of the wealthy and the
Door all fearing pilIage " they remained
IN Portugal
The presence 81 British wanship in
the Tag,Is greatly comforted King Al
fonso. who feared that King Manuel
would fall a victim to the revolution.
passenger on the train informed
the coTpspon dsI.t Of THF SrS that the
presence 81 the Brazilian warship Sao
Paulo in the TagIs melted IN. mob and
encouraged ih. revolutionary move
men'. which had be''n prepared long ago,
MANUEL KEPr cool.
A despatch from H-ndaye to the jour
nal Describes the bOnhardment ~ the
Nec,-s-idac-~ palace n terrible II Was
risIdI.-,I bv shells. SoIne fell IN the Kings
private APARTMENTS.