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surances of their desire to avoid endan

gering the safety of Americans.

REBELS DEFEATED.

Captain Russell informed the depart

ment that he had a cable report that

Santo Domingo city still was besieged by

rebels and that other towns had Joined

the "Legallsta" cause. Late to-day a

force of about CO rebels was defeated at

Ca femba.

With four separate revolutions raging

simultaneously and the American minis

ter to the country returning home after

several months' of fruitless efforts to

restore peace thn little republic of Santo

Domingo Is auslng grave anxiety on the

part of the Washington government

which Is morally bound to maintain order

there under the seml-proteetorate created

by trenty.

I'NITED STATES MUST ACT.

Official opinion here Is slowly crystal

lizing into a conviction that only through

powerftil outside Influence, and prohably

that of the I'nlted Stnte.i can these chao

tic conditions be terminated and a stable

government set up. The revolutionists

appear to be unable to overcome the

Hordas government, supported by tlio

monthly receipts handed over by Amer

ican collectors, but Hordas has not boon

able to diminish a number ot his enemle.i

after a six months campaign. Mr. Vlck,

the American collector of customs, has

resigned and now Minister Sullivan Is re.

turning to the United States, leaving

Secretary White In charge of the Amer

ican legation and without any definite as

surance that ho will ever resume his offi

cial duties.

The state department Is still reluctant

to Intervene forcibly in San Domingo at

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Burlington weekly free press. (1914). Burlington, Vt., 1914-07-09. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86072143/1914-07-09/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Burlington weekly free press, 1914-07-09.