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INSULT TO THE DEAD-ΤΠΕ UORROR9 OF IN

SURRECTION.

Gens. Lecomte and Thomas were burired in

ditches. The Rue de la Paix is a pool of blood

and no man's life is sate in Paris.

IVcat laidie»·

Η ΑΥΤΙ.

Havana, March 23.—Advices from Hayti to

the 20th are at band. The people are murmur

ing against government, owing to its relneal to

disclose the resnlt of the interview with the

San Dominso commission. It is reported that

Cabrai bad defeated the Baezists at Lapabran,

and Luperon was marching with a large force

towards Savancte and Guayubia. The insur

gent Gen. Machado, with over sixty armed

men bad surrendered.

CUBA.

Long articles are published in the journals

here protesting against the reported negotia

tions for the sale of Cuba and Porto Rico to the

United State». The Diario says Cuba never

will be sold because the Spaniards here will

not consent. There is not money enongb in

the world to purchase Cuba.

ΜΑΙΛΕ.

ACCIDENT AT GARDINER.

Gardiner, March 23.—Forrest Rines, about

fourteen years of age, while at work in Joshua

Gray's saw-mill bad his left loot almost entire

ly cut off by a cuttiDg off saw, to-day, tho

wound commenciDg at the ball of the foot on

the underside, and extending obliquely to the

instep, cutting off all the muscles and arteries,

and all the hones except the great toe bone.—

The foot will probably be saved.

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The Portland daily press. (1871). Portland, Me., 1871-03-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83016025/1871-03-24/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Portland daily press, 1871-03-24.