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citizens. General Heureaux's letter is dated from

Azua, where the political outrages for complicity

in which those men met their death occurred, as

well as the firing upon the American schooner

Henry Crosby, and it is addressed to General

Flguero, Vice-President of the Republic, then acting

as Exeentive at the capital. The document says,

among other things.

“Having carefully sifted the facts and reached the

full conviction of the guilt of the accused of the

sald ambushes and assassinations, acting with

justice and with the consciousness of duty, which

impose now hard and painful measures, gave the

order to shoot, in the place called ‘La Clavellina,’

where General Joaquin Campos, Delegate of the

General Government, had been assassinated Gens

eral IKugenio Generoso Marchena, José Concha,

Oliverio Reyes, José Maria Guzmén, José Reyes

and Carlos Baez Figueroa. And in the place called

‘Los Jovillog,' where was the ambush of those who

sought to assassinate me on my journey from

Nevha to this city (Azua), I have given orders that

José Pérez, Pallo Baez and Lorenzo Brito shall be

executed,

“Although important documents referring to those

occurrences incriminate Sefiors Alfredo Blandino,

Abraham Ortiz, Antonio Romano, Manuel Nes

Prospero Freftes, Agapito Fells and José Polin

Reves, vet, believing that a sufiiclent example has

been made, I have felt bound not to have them

executed, and 1 have put them In the jail of the

cnpital, where they shall remain until otherwise

digposed of."

SWITCHY ARDS TO BE CLOSED.

Chicago, Jan. 26.—A dispatch to “The Herald®

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New-York tribune. (1894). New York [N.Y.], 1894-01-27. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1894-01-27/ed-1/?sp=5

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1894-01-27.