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not for warlike purposes.”

FIGHTING BATTLES WITH (CHAMPAGNE

Another passenger, now at the Hotel America,

who spent several weeks in San Domingo City

before embarking on the Clyde, tells a somewhat

different tale. Ile said: In the Hotel Philipo,

where I was staying, in San Domingo City, was

the delegate trom the north of Hayti who had

been sent to get the privilege of landing arms

a,

When asked whether his last mail oontained

anything of especial importance, the General

said I received a letter dated December 20 from

General N. Deslandes, one of my personal friends,

notifying me that Generals Louis Tammis, Jose-

phat Lacroix, and Rosa defeated Hyppolite's

troops in several encounters. Several Northern

places were surrendered to the victorious fighters,

among them being Verrettes, La Chapelle, Mar-

chand and Dessalines. Rosa was the last of the

officers under General Seide Thelemaque who

surrendered to General Legitime after September

28, and he is now fighting for him. The letter

announces further that the bombardment of Mon-

tronis and St. Marc is experted at any time.”

in the Dominican territory and transmitting them

thence to the region which is faithful to Hyp-

polite. Although he would not spegk of the

result of his mission, it was the general opinion

that his constant good humor and haughty boast

shat Hyppolite would gain supreme control of

Southern Havti before the end of December were

indicative of its success. A few days after his

arrival a man-of-war, painted white, whose name

I do pot remember, appeared in the harbor and

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New-York tribune. (1888). New York [N.Y.], 1888-12-31. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1888-12-31/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1888-12-31.