, 1910-10-08

cOODerate i'm the futhllneAt OF the popular
wish for u representative Government.
Ottawa, Oct. 5tb Earl Grey's West In
dian tour is being undertaken 1T the re-
quest Of the Home Government, 10 order
to follow up the Royal Commissions recon-
mendations; especially regarding steamship
and cable communications, which the Gov
ernment is DESTROYS to assist III making alt
red. Upon Earl Grey expressing his desire
to travel upon the Niohe, the CaDadian Flag
ship, the Government has asked Cauada's
sanction. which doubtless will he readily
given. The necessity for asking ion the use
of the Niobe illustrates the independence
Of the Dominlon's new navy.
Los Angeles, Cal. Oct. 5th-A reward of
1UO 900 dollar has been offered for tho dis
covery Of the perpetrators OF the dynamite
outrage ut the Times building, for which
universal indignation is being expressed
Washington, Oct. 5th-Alr. Hitchcock, The
Postmaster General, has informed the Irish
Delegation that there are excellent grounds
for their appoai to the Cunard Company
to allow its steamers to stop ut Queenstown.
aud that he would mention the matter 10
the Company, believing that the large pay
nents by the United States for the carriage
OF mails entitled it to attention, but he had
no power through any contracts to require
the company ) assent.
New YORK. Oct. 5th-Tho Standard Oil
Company announces that the overproductiou
Of oil necessitates the stimulation OF CON
sumption throughout the world. This nnu-
sual ANNOUNCEMENT indicates n trade war
against the new companies, especially those
recently formed in England.
London October 5th.- Dispatches from
Lisbon state that a revolution has broker
out Ut that city, the army and navy support
ing the Republicans. The warships are
bombarding the palace, aud King Manuel is
n prisoner there.
London Oct. Gth-Adyices from Madrid
state that Senior Caualejas, the Premier, yes
terday received several correspondents, who
communicated the news from Portugal, thlb
three regiments had reyolted aud fought
desperately for two days, and the ministers
had thought it best that King M4nu9l
should leave the Palace, and it is beAevo9
he hne Joined his mother at Cintra. The feet
has rebelled, bot nothing bus happened at
Oporto.
Other accounts are being accepted with
reserve. All communication interrupted by
land and water. The Admiralty believes
that Fl. III. S. Newcastle" has reached Lis
bon, but Sir Edward Grey's enquiries are IN
answered.
The r0VOlutlOQ mas O0eu 5luiI1ooFlh5 cNGi
since the assassination of King Carlos, and
has been procipitatod at the present moment
by the assassination on Monday of Senior
Bombardo, a Liberal Deputy, by s Clerical
Lieutenant of the army, which the people in
torpreted as q political crime. The Govern
mont ordered out troops to stop the street
lighting, but the army deserted and joined
y body OF eight thousand peasants, who
througel into Lisbon, and the disorders still
continue.
1t is asserted that England II is contemplate
Jug intervention on behnlf Of the fugitive
members Of he Royal Family. Portuguese
have fallen two points, but otherwise the
revolution has had little financial effect
Anxiety is felt in ana for Spain. where tho
RepuJIicaus are celebrating the Portuguese
events.
Shares fell sharply npou the Standard
Oil Compauy's announcement wide yester-
days bulletinG, aud Russian aud other ols
shares are sympathetically weaker. PetroL
is cheaper in England by almost fourpence
The war is sharpest in Austria, where the
United States is Intervening Tor the protec-
ton Of the Standard Company against III.
commercial competition by discrimination