New Orleans Republican

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Wednesday, twenty-sixth—The eity is I

declared in a state of siege, and citizens ara I by

prohibited irotn carrying arms. More ex- 1

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oitement.

Thursdav, twenty-seventh—Groups of

—i ■-■--fflj

more than three people are prohibited Irons

assembling in the streets.

Friday, twenty-eight—A committee ar

rives from Santiago de los Caballeros with

a protest against the abases of Ortea. An

impeaching board had been appointed in

Santiago, and the people of this place give

in their adhesion to the aconsation there

made before the Legislature against Presi

dent Gonzalez.

Saturday, twenty-nine—A committee goes

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to'santiago', composed of the President of 1

tbe Common Council and other prominent I

SuitS?." 1

Thirtieth—Nothing but alarms. I

Monday, thirty-first—A bands proclama- I

tion by town crierais ireu^,_d_eolanng th^

Governor Ortea did not attempt to escape

last night by flight. It states that he relies

on 800 armed men and on pabiio opinion.

This announcement is made as usual, ao

compared by mnsio. ana ia read out aloud

at the corner of every two or three blocks

Tbe reason whereof is that the majority of

the people here can not read.

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TnesXay, Febi naiyi.—At 5 A.M. erow^f«""™^"*

thnstreers snouting, I

began to assemble in mo nm»« i

"Hurrah for the constitution!" Down with j

the treaty!" and not a tow added "Death to 1

Luperon rides through the streets

Spain!" Luperon rides through the streets I

on horseback with a considerable following j

mounted and on foot. He takes the Coman-1

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New Orleans Republican. (1876). New Orleans, La, 1876-03-09. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83016555/1876-03-09/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New Orleans Republican, 1876-03-09.