New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11
/ REBELLION IN SPAIN
...,,hIic Proclaimed at Small
n spwu in Province Of Malaga.
WARNINGS TO PORTUGAL
u,... Of Spanish Occupation in
~ Ease of Civil War to Restore
Monarchy.

,,,sa Spain. April 10.-An outbreak
IN the town Of Canillas de Acct
.o.dsv. in which two persons were
died and FIVE wounded Among the lat
sergeant Of the Civil Guard. The
,-,uols arose over the seizure by the
-,.,ss Of cattle because the owner
allied to pay the Octroi dues
cattle owner protested to the
.,.- whose only reply was to order
mans arrest. The populace, which
.ao,entlv hostile to the octrol dues.
- with the cattleman and massed in
49,, of the City Hall. An attempt
-.de bv a small force of the civil guard
:. s,snerse the mob caused a sharp fight
rbich firearms were freely used.
Madrid. April 1O.-An embryo republic
IA. been proclaimed at Canillas de
,c.,tuno in the province OF Malaga
o4c,sl a6vices from the town say that
. rart Of the population rebelled, and
,,., a crowd attacked the barracks Of
N. civil Guard. Five persons were
wounded.
ris announced that achievements Of
ssndarrnes have been hastily sent to re-
.s.aolish order. The government does
m. consider the incident serious.
The Republicans are somewhat excited
r-er the movement. The easy overturn
=. the Portuguese monarchy appears TO
have inspirited the party. which for the
,sst 10 weeks has been using the Ferrer
sshate in the Chamber Of Deputies az
means Of arousing agitation against the
nonarchical rule.
II the outbreak had occurred near the
Portuguese frontier or in the historically
,sbelious Catalonia IL would have given
more concern 70 the government, which
e determined not % tolerate the inter-
vention Of the Portuguese Republicans
N Spanish affairs
The government already has made rep
-sssptstions Oh several coca Sions at Lis
hon regarding the number Of Portuguese
vbo are in close correspondence with the
spanish Republicans and plotting for
repubic in spain. This government is
not hostile 10 Portugal. but has informed
me provisional government that Portu-
ral cannot be used a. a base for the
.ronlotion % designs against the Spanish
mcnarchy without awakening serious
6istrr-t on .be part of the government at
Madrid
The Cabinet has considered what ac
ION would oe taker should anarchy be
me Consequence If a prolonged civil war
tstreeu Nonarchists and Republicans
ID Portugal In such situation. Spain.
nr tl- sake # her own security. would
smos, certainly intervene.
III ltary element regards the Occu-
rauon ot Portugal as easy OF accomplish
meGt. The Spanish troops are well
o4rippcd for field work and the spanish
-arrisons on the Portuguese frontier are
eng strengthened
me SoVsrnment. however. has no
sourh, Of LIE yerInaasnt occupation of
'o-tugal This is due 10 several reasons,
h. most important Of which is that II is
boz disposed 20 have another troublesome
sta ionia on its hands. 1t appears 10 be
hou-nt iu official circles that the gov
mm,nt could deal more readily with
h- Republican movement in Spain II
spubl!c in Portugal should fail
can,llas &c Aceituuo is town OF about
'ye thousand inhabitants I'm the Voiaz-
Malaga district in the southern part Of
he province Of Malaga. Malaga borders on
he Mediterranean. It's capital being fifty
i've miles northeast or Gibraltar.
King Alfonso had an unpleasant expert
ace IN Malaga last January. following his
arrival In tnat city from Madrid while on
the way % Mellila. Morocco. Accompanied
by Premier Canaleias and two other Caei-
'st min s,ers. the King arrived at the rail-
Nay station. where he was cheered by d
reat throng which followed the carriage
n which he was driven 10 the palace OF the
Governor General A. ne entered the palace
toors there was an explosion in the crowd.
sad Two persons were injured. An officlal
sccot n Of the incident said that a civilian
bad dropped a pistol Enclosed IN box
hany persons believed that an attempt 10
Ill the monarch had been made