Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-10-07
DETROIT HURRIED
To LISBON
Associated Press Directly
Notified of Establishment
of Republic
JESUIT CONVENT IS ATTACKED
Several of the Inmates Were
Killed by the Revo-
lutionists.

New York, Oct. THE Associated
Press this morning received from
Lisbon a dispatch from Senor Ber
nardo Machado, minister of foreign af-
fairs of the newly constituted provin.
cial government of Portugal, in which
he sets forth the purpose and aims of
the present government
New York, Oct. 1.-THE provisional
government" he says, has in effect
the country to make over. We will
endeavor to put in operation the pro-
gram of the Republican party. All ex.
listing national elements will be re-
spected and the friendly relations of
all other states are desired. The
freedom of the press will be assured
and all secret camera and oppressive
laws will be abolished. Public in
struction. will be completely realized
and relieved from religious control,
and the religious congregation are to
be suppressed. We plan the establish
ment of broad system of public in
struction under government endow-
ment. The financial budget is to be
equalized in the general interests of
the country and will be made up with
honesty and fairness"
Cruiser Des Moines Sent to Lisbon.
Washington, D. c., Oct. 1.-THE
cruiser Des Moines has been ordered
to sail Immediately from Gibraltar to
Lisbon to represent the United States
government.
Jesuits Killed by Revolutionists.
Paris, Oct. IA special to the
Journal says that party of revolu-
tionists yesterday attacked a Jesuit
convent at Campolito and that sever
al Jesuits were killed.
Restoring Quiet.
Lisbon, Oct. THE new ministers
of the Portugal republican govern
ment effectively posted their ministry
at five o'clock last evening, and or
der is being rapidly restored to the
official routine. Nearly all bank and
commercial houses together with Gus
toms houses have re-opened. A large
force of volunteer soldiers which was
recruited at the beginning of the up
rising is being disbanded. The reyo-
lutionist leaders were doing the ut
most to earn the support of the peo-
pie of all sections of the country. One
of the first acts of the federal COM
mittee was to send supplies commits
sary by train to all points. The re-
publicans appeared to be absolutely
in control within radius of fifty
miles of Lisbon but Lisbon says that
| the final success of the revolutionists
inces. The proclaiming of republic
anism in Oporto greatly lessons the
doubt of the success of the revolu-
tion.
Flight of Royal Family.
Lisbon, Oct. THE capital, a re-
publican newspaper, gives the follow
ing account of the fight of the royal
family: Between five and eight
o'clock Wednesday morning, the Duke
of Oporto embarked on the yacht
Amalia and sailed for Ericeira, fish
ing town % miles from Lisbon. AT
the same time the Queen Mother
Maria, left Cintra by automobile for
Mafra. She was followed an hour
later by the dowager queen mother
Maria Pia. King Manuel. after es
Gaping by rear door of the palace
during the bombardment, went to
Cintra and thence to MARIA. Escort
ed by twenty cavalrymen the royal
family proceeded to Ericeira. At three
o'clock in the afternoon they EN-
barked in fishing boats which put out
to sea and at some distance from the
harbor were transferred to the roya
yacht Amalia."
King Manuel Will Reside in England
London, Oct. liking Manuel oi
Portugal with others of the royal fam
lily are now under the protection ol
the British government at Gibraltar
The general expectation is that they
will find permanent residence II
England, where the Duke of Orleans
and the queen mothers and sister re
side.
+ Royal Yacht at Gibraltar.
Gibraltar, Oct. 1.-THE royal family
of Portugal today remained on tht
Royal Yacht Amelia, which arrived
here at II o'clock last night.
4 Republic Proclaimed at oporto.
| Oporto, Oct. THE Republican
government has been definitely estab
lished here without struggle. TIL,
populace received the proclamation
enthusiastically. The general com
manding the local division of troop
obeyed the orders of the provisional
government.
Casualties Number Three.