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

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n j. necessary o. point oIt that n 10
hy NJ means CERTAIN that the revolt u a
permanent success The provinces are
NOR" loyal than Lisbon. and they have
not vet been heard from. The came doubt
exists az a. tho attitude - the regiments
m th" provinces
LOYAL TROOPS oN tHE MARCH
n - stated from Madrid that some at
least II the provincial garrisons. incIud-
irg that 81 OpoTto. are marching 10 Lisbun
O. support the monarchy The only
i7pv,ucial centre where the insurgen {
movement l. reported tn be- active -
Oporto, and th- accounts ~ the situation
ther. are contradictory On" declares
that fghung occurred there similar Ia
that m the capital While another s1ys
that order was not broken.
IL seems that the struggle m Lisbon
was finally decided 10y IA" wholesale de-
,artlon 1T r"yaust soldisrv e. the revo.
ntinnis's II thus is correct II may well
forrshadrw the utimAt" course IT any
provincial troops Still adh"rnR to the
monarchy.
Evsn II a republic ~ permanently rs
tahhshed II viii h" no guarIuie" of peace
and prosperity Portugal has not been
the victim IT kngcraf' but Of general C.r-
rlp'ion. REGULATION and maladmintstra-
ton II the republicans have IN" will
and power - purge Portuguese Institu-
tlons r~pac" the existing spolls system
nv "a genuine representative government
and establish clean ina1C" they mav
regensra'e N" country and bring ~ cU'
Of IN" slough " poverty and backward
ness IN which u IS weltering Rut there
II no present assurance thai q weak re-
public rent hv faction viii not TAX" th'
place oi The weak. unStabi" InonarChical
regiu
kREs BEIItsH NiNISrrH'S RIPoRt
The Portuguese Legation here - stlll
without any direct news from Lisbon
The British Foreign Once has received
the following despatch from the British
Minister AZ Lisbon dated to-dly
- serious disturbance broke out on
Monday night when some troops nj the
garrison declared themselves Republican
This morning troops which were hitherto
loyal went over and republic has been
proclaimed
Great excitement presalls and the
proclamation has been enthusiastically
received by the people IL is believed
that a provisional Government l. beEE
formed
The King IL said 70 be az MARIA Tho
Queen and the Prince Royal probably her
brother-in- law. the lnfante Alfonsol wer'
yesterday az CasCaes. hut have no pre-.
else news
MARIA - place about eighteen miles
northwest Of Lisbon
NEWS VIA MADRID
The first detailed news from Lisbon was
contained in a despatch from Madrid re-
ceived this evening This saws that
Senior Canalsjas. the Spanish Premier.
received number " Journalists this
afternoon and informed them that I'M
mediatslv on the receipt of the news
that fighting was going on IN Lisbon the /
Spanish Government despatched an officer
by automobile 10 the frontier for news
ships are also being used for the sana
purpose Tho Spanish Minister ~ Lisbon
sent military attach' ~ the frontier for
the purpose n ,eIegraphing news to his
Government ~ Madrid
Premier Canalejas said u was known
that two regiments 81 infant ~ and one
regiment 81 artillery had revolted and ]
fought desperately last evening The /
fighting continued to-day The Purtu-
epIepe Government considered u for the /
best that the King should leave the palace /
A. King Manuel was leaving the pala0a .
the spanish Minister approached MIN .
The King remarked hat he did not mean I
TO keep many persons about HIM The /
King was said ia have gone 20 Clu,ra. .
where he found his mother Queen Amalia. B
Both were calm.
Premier CanaleJas concluded by -'a'-
ing thai the greater par Il tho Poru-
gIese fleet rebclled. bat not hing hapTnned
a. Oporro.
CONTRADICTORY sIoRIFS.
Further naw- received nv tho Gov
eminent - cont radic'ory one story u
that a single loyal regimen " arr llicrv
i fgh'ing three rebel regiments Eight
thousand armed peasants have entered
Lisbon according 20 Tim r"por'
There ara numerous conflicting minors .
a. TO the movements - King Manuel
According - "arlv r"port. h" wa, 'aN.n
o. board ~ Brazilian war-hip Sap Panic.
while other accounts ua'i he was -tHl .
ashore
\ despatch from Madrid 10 the ~ ,
chang" Telegraph Company saws II i
officially announced at IN" spanish capital
thai the king has embarked on a Brush .
snip
There w"r" rumor- also that he had
taken refuge IN one or another ~ the
foreign legations
A despatch from PARIS says news has
been received there thai sanguinary en-
counters are taking place IN the streets
OF Lisbon and that the bombardment OF
the palace continues
The Central News says IL learns from
an authoritative source that the harbor
Of Lisbon has been closed 20 all corners
by the revolutionlsts. whose wArships
are guarding the entrance and are even
preventing foreign ships from putting
TO sea
The Foreign Once has received a wire
less message through the Admiralty.
however. announcing III" arrival - the
cruiser New castle AZ Lisbon
Italy and SPAN despatched Earship-
tn Lisbon on receipt Of IA" first news Of
the troubles The report that son armed
peasants have entered Lisbon - repeated
from another source II - al@o sald that
the Republican hag of blue and green IA
not fyinR over the palace but only on the
war vessels IN the harhor
LISBON YALIFN