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recent engagement under General Celestin

Cyriaque with the rebels at Anse 2 Veau, and

abandoned their guns and ammunition to the

enemy.

Washington, Nov. 28.—The State Department late

to-day received the following dispatch from Min

ister Furness at Port-au-Prince, Hayti:

The government troops have been defeated and

the insurgents are marching upon the capital

Situation serious.

Possibility That Dominican Prece

dent May Be Followed.

Washington, Nov. 28 —Continued reports of

serious disorder in Hayti, confirmed to-day by

a cable dispatch from Minister Furniss, declar

ing that the revolutionists are gaining ground

and that the situation is becoming grave. have

given rise to the belief in certain quarters that

this government will be obliged to take steps

affecting Hayti similar to those employed in the

case of Santo Domingo. The virtual appeint

“ment of a receiver to administer the revenues

of Santo Domingo has proven so successful in

making for peace in the eastern portion of the

icland. that like steps in the case of Hayti would

be welcomed by foreign nations whose citizens

are creditors of that republic; while the security

and comfort which the United States has en

joved, so far as Santo Domingo is concerned,

seems to afford ground for the belief that this

government may seriously consider such an ex

pedient.

1t was clearly foreseen when the Dominican

negotiations were entered into that, entirely

apart from the zatisfaction of foreign creditors

who were constantly urging their respective

governments to undertake reprisals, the control

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New-York tribune. (1908). New York [N.Y.], 1908-11-29. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1908-11-29/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1908-11-29.