Fighting on tend and sea and the ie at Watlelra Tavday Sool fin the Government foveas routing the cbt of whom It were captor Government troops dismantled the Snnraentt witless station the Portuguese expeditionary force "oficial communique states that
Ital fom Funchal and Butea party" of 70 aches te ign Who gant from, the Postagtene warshipe supported' this" Sorlient Action? Pavtoguese atcatt silenced the robe ater It fs, authoritatively'
ighing at Madeira, Operations, the present there has been no against the rebels have been interrupted: og the result of the Bishop of Funchai's efforts at mediation, 'The Spanish revolution and the rebellion at Madeira have inflamed, fection of the students of univers ties Unrooghout Portugal against, the' Dictator, General police have evicted all stu-lent demonstrators from the School of Medicine of the University Oporto, One student was killed and nineteen were injured as the result of the collapse of scaffolding.
Seven Portuguese studei were arrested on the Spanish fror pamphlets urging students in Portugal to revolt.
Government denies that the situation fs disquieting, but admits that 10,000 troops have been concentrated at various points to preserve order if necessary.—Reuter.
London, Apr. 30
The Union Castle line has received a wireless message from the Commander of the Arundel (Castle, which is due to arrive at Southampton on May 4 on its return from Capetown, stating that owing to the en reement, of a blockade the liner unable to call at Madeira, Maderia—Through Reuter.
Lisbon, Apr. 30.
There has been no further fighting at Madeira. Judging by a telegram to the Government from the Minister of Marine and. the Commander: Ghiet of the Expeditionary fore, the and did not encounter any ance, and did, not require ce-operation. The forces, occupied positions according to fan May Portuguese Govurnment forces! engaged in a punitive expedition inst the rebels at Funchal made now landing at Pleo Cruz under a protective borrbardment from the cruiser Vasco de Gama.
The new landing party is preparing to advance on Funchal with Other troops which were landed at other points yesterday.
The attack on Funchat is being made after the collapse of "the! efforts of the Bishop of Funchal to arrange a true The Government has demanded the unconditional surrender of the ingurreetionists holding Funchal, ut the rebels have insisted that! they will surrender only under certain conditions.—United Press.
The cruiser Vasco da Gama has bombarded Pico Cruz. where the placed. ver there was no reply Madeira." rebels "have artillery
from the shore batteries, that landed captured two some war material The destroyer Guadiana is leaving Lisbon for Madeira to-day and the steamer Almirante Schulz is also leaving for "the same destination carrying supplies and munitions for the expeditionary force—Reuter. communique declaring that the government forces had been fe-
['the' communique of the rebel chieftain suid. that on Friday the Gfansports from Lisbon were suable approach the rebel positions be-Shuse of heavy artillery fe.
Some of the Government. fore were wounded, the Funchal cor Tunique says" Tt-also namits that {he government Borsberdmentexased ome small damage ashore-—United Press.
May 2.
It is officially stated that the reels-in Madeira have surrendered to the Government expeditionary force.
Just prior to the receipt of message from Madeira stating the rebels. had surrendered 'a. message from the Minister of Marine, in charge of the expeditionary force, stated that troops were advancing on Machieo and had captured posi tions dominating the town; that warships were bombarding the rebels and their gun positions and that aeroplanes were bombing their lines.
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