REVOLT ENDS.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18924, 12 February 1927, Page 15

REVOLT ENDS.

|bels surrender in OPORTO. BOMBARUMKNT. B in.nLN<;sorsi.rm;uKO. JUu» »« -■■ '- I'UM- !'f!:'i:uy !0. Oannmnkati"" .•;••"•" <»i«t:*-> tiibon is ""b :"--''•'•• "-"• 2L with a C"v-. ..m.-.- i.-1-..iit 2il trains loaded -.ill. !!<:"|n are 5* •* i.^"-.-•>-;••• t ~yi,tioreni3n:.utiK >' "" '>!"'« '• detail, of rl,. ~.l,o:,- -iirL J3#: at Oporto arc given h v c\os2£2«« vho »»>' :,le Grii-.-rnnient H*£El the final attacl; mi Tuesday & bv «),-,-.,, will. W SPff M«nv terrified citizen fled, |"*S ererv moans of transport, inF Sine sailinß and n.« ing boats. Sevf rfoftbo fincU in the city Zgt obliteratedijL rebel leader. General Nni/.a li. finalW surrendered, explaining £t b« wished to save Oporto from <MBfete destruction. Accordingly, the fitter for War made his triumphant Sjinto the shattered town on Irirsc V£jl JJ C wns foldlv received by the SbiUots. r An considered him regZtfkUfor t'o havoc wrought hy tho faitftn' Riin-'"- . , ~. Tkt situation is norma! this ovenjgg, and trains are running.

LISBON A TRAGIC '' SPECTACLE. t, #HBNMENT NOW IN CONTROL. WijjMUilf « in *•*• CABLS ASSOCIATION.) Em' LISBON, February 10. Wmkl (ont of the fortress dominated aboard the sloop, ?IHPto Aranjo, whoso crow took reIWI * Q« nnan Earner in tho Tagus. nK it an acute shortage of food. MSuL Government is making an effort tbe public services dislocated Felerntion of Labour, the staff of tho newsimplicated in tho ris-

I surrendered at 10.30 last 4 hours' field and machineanient's promptness in disrulsers, whqae crews it sus--1 tho city, from the horrors ombardment. ;ents, including naval men, i section of tho Republican bed barricades, and seized* rscnal, and post office, cutmunication with the outside foverament. aeroplane droporpedoes' upon the. arsenal. • huge explosion, causing kmhente damage and killing many, including non-combatants.. the cnlminating. moments of toe siege o! the arsenal were reached at 5 p.m., when loyalUU, supported by two regiments fromiOporto, and'additional ar-

tillery, opened a,dnim-flre, aver.which [ jmfijaMmOjr: MMti.ou'rits of mn I JeatoMta* JEtteniire damage wus Hio de Janeiro, 7 modern-'qnarter, also the Prnga

I boabardnent slackened at night|ud firemen worked all night res 4 bodies from the wreckage in ||sMt<Wtto drafted. PjrilMoß is * tragic-: spectacle. Mft Mating in the city, gaping bodies litter the t%jaw,t4tw a?e piteous cries for kV!tt« WOOBded, many of whom mßttl and women. The casualty Well taivy. jtjmslt, minute from Oporto is Pd/,Md MO wounded, and from MraH Idlled and 1000 wounded. p| wjped-out a rebel machine-gun mr ( ,« 10 aen. . plfftghtto the death in cerIttttMMf the eity, and it will Portugal /can resume

POlwH coincided with a strike mitMl servants and Stato emPiyiarfieolarly railwaymon, who gnmfajl.'by sappers, even now that the general body of Wwy throw in their lot with mii, -causing a general striko Vm .the country, and making IffMMtat of troops and provis■Wjt dlfienlt. »it*VOlutlonary leaders arc feelis their ally,-and are SWiriflg, to keep the Governmnt LflttHbuted. The difficulties of aiCamona have increased the hW^ apparently loyal regiments 4W*rt, especially if the rebels I'leesi advantage, ft itittd on good authority that wtta subjects have been injured, »• serious damage to British pro[aw bean, caused.

S IMAGE IN LISBON. LITICAL NEWS YET. tXD S.X. CiBLS A3SOCUTIOX.' ('February 11th, 8..0 p.m.) LONDON, February 11. direct from Lisbon confirm he news cabled in tho past :om the frontier, but nothing ml nature is yet allowed to Med. Crowds viewed the the streets at Lisbon ye3terfg» portion of the naval i been destroyed, and the •lace and many of the foreifs are damaged. Many of jMts spent three days in l> shells were hurtling over--1 became very scarce. 1* installed machine-guns in at Oporto, which was J the fire of Government MARINES ARRIVE. jKsg-TWll AID *.Z. CABLE A3SOCIATIOK.) February 11th, 10.40 p.m.) PEKING. February 10. and fifty American in Shanghai from /IrKttfDOMa the transport Pecos.