Madrid, July 27.
According to, messages trickling lout of Lisbon despite the apparent imposition of a strict censorship, a revolutionary outbreak is believed to imminent in Portugal, which, after over 600 years, of monarchical rule as an independent State, became, republic in 1910 and since then has had many changes of £overnment, not a few effected forcibly. Five regiments at Lisbon and others at Oporto have declared their disagreement with the nomination of Captain Gomez as Minister of the [interior and it is feared that, unless his appointment is revoked," an at-
The Queen of the Be tempt to sweep the Government out het fir visit to Germany since we_war marder to, venerate. the Holy" Coat'ofJeoua Cura bice dhe cathedral here-~'Trans-Ocean resent hing publicly display.
Koo hin. of office will be made, 'A hopeful element, from the view. point of the Government, is the whole-hearted support given it by the Republican Guards.—Reuter.
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