Richmond dispatch

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marching on Puerto Plata, while another

detachment is moving against Santiago

de los Caballeros. on the Yaqui river,

102 miles east of this place. General

Garcia, another important Dominican

leader, is said to be taking part in the

revolution, and there is said to be a

rising at Santo Domingo, the capital of

the Dominican republic.

HEUREUX’'S BLOODTHIRSTNESS.

President Heureux, according to a com

mon saying among the Dominicans, has

killed off all the prominent men on whom

he could lay hands, and who might be

rivals.

President Heureux is said to have re

cently resumed the arbitrary execution

of his opponents, sometimes openly,

sometimes stealthily. The tragic disap

pearances of men of political note have

been frequent of late in Dominica.

General Pablo Reise is said to be among

the officers who have risen.

THE REVOLT PUT DOWN.

LATER.—This afternoon the Dominican

Consul here received a dispatch from

President Heureux, saying that an at

tempted revolution at Monte Cristo had

been defeated; that General Jiminez fled

at the first fire of the government troops,

taking refuge on board the Fanita, and

that a!l others who landed, with the ex

ception of three, had been killed. Two of

the prisoners are Pablo Villanueva, son

of General Villanueva, and a laborer.

They will be executed to-day, with other

prisoners. General Morales, the Haitian

general, and several Dominicans who

shipped here, are among the killed. An

other person was Killed on board the

steamer [anita, which put to sea imme

diately and escaped.

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Richmond dispatch. (1898). Richmond, Va., 1898-06-04. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038614/1898-06-04/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Richmond dispatch, 1898-06-04.