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hundred revolutionists, with six pieces of ar

tillery and a treasure chest containing $4,000,

arrived yesterday before the city.

~The situation here is becoming very critical

and the presence of more warships at San Do

mingo is urgently required.

The guard from the German Consulate which

was landed from the Panther and the Gazelle,

now in port, is in constant communication with

the vessels by means of a signal station which

has been erected over the consulate.

The German steamer Athen, which was pre

vented some days ago from landing her cargo

at San Pedro de Macoris, has, under the pro

tection of a German cruiser, succeeded in land

ing her freight at that port, and has proceeded

to the northern ports of, San Domingo for

which she has cargo and passengers. The

Athen has a German escort with her in order

to facilitate the discharging of her freight.

ST

His Long Struggle to Regain the

Dominican Presidency.

The report that General Juan Isidro Jiménez has

been proclaimed President of the Dominican Re

public by the insurgents fighting for possession of

San Domingo, the capital, was something of a

surprise to his compatriots in this city. It has

been known since Jiménez left here, a few months

ago. for Porto Rico, that he was anxious to return

to the office from which he.-was deposed by Gen

eral Horacio Vasquez, ahout a year and a half ago.

In fact, he resigned the place of fiscal agent of

San Domingo to the United States and Europe, to

which President Wos y Gil had appointed him,

that he might be free to take part in a rebellion

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New-York tribune. (1903). New York [N.Y.], 1903-11-12. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1903-11-12/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1903-11-12.