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(By Al?*? News Bureau.)
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Provisional Government Declare Portu
gal a Republic?Royal Family Forced
To Flee? Hundreds of Imperial Guard
Killed Defending Flag ? Rebels Win
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LISBON, Portugal. Oct. 6 ? Pwrtu
sal is In the throes of a revolution.
The revolution broke out at an
Mriy hour yesterday moraing, anil
the rebels at one attacked and c?i>
timxl the King's paface.
Kins Manuel is made i>risojier and
inasmuch iu> tiu> Imperial army ami
navy are with the revolutionists there
can b?> no doubt of the outcome of
the uprising.
LISBON, Port., Oct. 6 ? In a con
certed attack before the King's pal
ace yesterday afternoon by the rebel*,
hundreds were killed before the
i King's flag could be torn down.
LONDON. OoL 6 ? Particulars are
; very meagre as to the revolutionary
outbreak in Portugal, as the wires
have all been cut, and ttbtle informa
tion can be obtained.
MADRID, Spain. Oct 6? Advices
have been received in this city that
Portugal will be a Republic, and thai
all officials have been appointed by
the provisional government
King Manuel II and Queen Mother,
and Queen Dowager are supposed to j
have taken refuge at Pyra palace, i
and art believed to be now on board ,
a British warship bound for Gibraltar, j
VIENNA, Austria. Oct 6? Mile. l>t?
I,ys, tiio aitrw*i, upon whoni k is y
known that KUyc Manual s?i>ent largv
tmiK ol (oouey, luis sho<k<il all Bur i
op? by ap|M?inii^ on the stafte mi i
sensational ilaiuvs. 1
The expenditure of the large sums
L-; money by the King of Portugal 011
beautiful ac-ttves is said to be
Liu- real cause of the war, and
started the people in their re volu
tion an ideas.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. CM.. 6? Ttle pottce and
[xnstol it?>i>eotors believe that the a?
compBce erf Thomas Buckley got a
big haul in the robbery which was
committed on th? last south bound
voyage of th<a City of Seattle.
i AU attempts to make Buckley, the
self confessed robber, reveal the
names of his aooampMloeG. have failed,
and as a considerable amount of cur
rency and valuables are still missing,
i' ks positively known that he had
oae or more accomplices.
PRENTICE IS
MADE CHAIRMAN
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Oil. 5.? Ezra Pren
tice was selected chairman of the
Slaw Central Committee by the Re
publican State conveintiou.
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
NEW YORK. Oct 6? The Independ
ent League nominated J. J. Pepper
tor Governor and William Hearst for
Lieutenant-Governor.
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AUTHORITIES WORKING ON
CLEWS TO DYNAMITE NIYSTERY
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
OAKLAND, Cal., Oct. 6? It is be- ,
lieved here that the officials have j
1 secured a clue to the dynamiters of
the Times building in Los Angeles.
Suspicion points to two men who
went from this city to Los Angeles,
and they have been traced back to
this city again, leaving Los Angeles
immediately after the Infernal ma- (
j chine had been attached to the clock. ;
They were traced to a point from
where they boarded a gasoline launch,
and for the past three days no trace
can be found of their whereabouts, or
that of the launch.
LOS ANGELES. Oct. 6? Although
an army of secret service men have
been working on the dynamitimg
case, they have found no tangible
clues.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 3? Closely
following his appointment, by Mayor
McCarthy, Chief of Police John Sey
mour has started to cleanup the city,
and states that he will not let up
until all signs of gambling are eradi
cated and the laws of the city are
being strictly lived up to.
LEE BROWN
WILL TESTIFY
(By Alaska News Bureau)
CHICAGO, 111. Oct 6? Lee Browne
has been called to testify in the Lor
imer bribery case.
NO CAUSE FOB
UNEASINESS
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. 6? The
news of the revolution ia Portugal
tas caused no alarm ia the Nation's
capital, as it was known that the re
volution was bound to come.
RESIGNATION
IS ACCEPTED
(By Alaska News Bureau)
BEVERLY. Oct. 6? President Taft
has written a letter to Chief Justice
Moody, accepting his resignation, ia
which he expresses his regret at the
loss to the bench of such an able jur
ist, and that the resignation is re
gretfully accepted.
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