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- Chicago tribune · April 4, 18714 de abril de 1871
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CHICAGO, TUESDAY, APRIL '4, IS7I.
FOREIGN.
Fighting at Various Foists Around
Paris.
The Insurgents Defeated in Every
Encounter.
Prisoners BXastacred by tbo Gov-
ernment Troops.
MacMahon Appointed Commander-in
chief of the National
Forces.
Separation ot Ghnrcli and
Stale Decreed by Jbc
Cammnnists*
President Baez, ef Hayti, Said U Date Beet
Killed is Battle.
FBAITCE.
naama asoaxa rxus.
Nett Tosk, April a.—A special correspondent,
under date of parts, April t, eventnc, telegraphs:
There was a serious engagement, this mom*
lr>£, between government troops and communism.
Abcnt B,COO National Guards marched on Oonrbe*
▼ole, and were met by gen d’armes and Gardes
Forestlerec. A Captain ot the latter galloped op,
waving Mi cap, intending to addren the com
munism, when a zouave with that body shot him
dead. A general action followed, in which the
gen d'annea took live prisoner*—one 76 years ol
age—who were shot immediately.
The gnns of Fort Valerien swept the read and
the communists fled. Twenty.live Insurgents
were hilled and many wounded.
The engagement was over at l o’clock. The
National Onarda aim hold tho Port Maillot. Bat*
talions of artillery are narrjlog np> The rappel is
beating and the ramparts are being manned. The
greatest excitement prevails."
The same correspondent telegraphs from Ver
sailles, April s, evening:
“The cxlils la athand. Two batteries are In
motion on the Paris road, and the ambulances are
all ready. Siam art baa siren permission tor any
number of troops to be massed near Pans, and
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Chicago tribune. (1871). Chicago, Ill., 1871-04-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014064/1871-04-04/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Chicago tribune, 1871-04-04.
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