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Kennes. Aug. 8. The secret sitting

of the Dreyfus court-martial this

morning lasted until 11:45 o'clock,

when the court adjourned until to

morrow morning.

The- Dominican Revolution.

Port an Prince, Hayti, Aug. 9. The

revolutionary Dominican troops, which

osseniblod at Ouanaminthe, have

crossed the frontier and have taken

possession of Dajobon. The garrison at

that place retired to Fort Belaci, a

strategic position commanding the

town. The foreign population and the

Haytien consul left the place.

It is considered probable lhat Jim

ircz, the leader of the revolution, will

attempt to make a landing on the is

land shortly, in order to join the revo

lutionary troops at Bajobon and take

direction of the movement.

A JUCG2 ON THE WAR PATE.

Judicial Inclination AronneU by th

Management of a House of Cor-

t

rcetlon Bitter Denunciation.

Chicago, Aug. 9. After rebuking"

the administration of the John Worthy

school at the house of correction and.,

characterizing its officials as "brutal,,

cruel and unfit for the positions they

hold," Jiidge Hanecy, presiding in the

juvenile court yesterday, held. Ked

mond Lyons, a guard, to the grand

jury in the sum of Sj'jo on a cnarga ot

assaulting Kay Stewart, a 12-ycar-old

prisoner at the institution. Lyons

gave liond.

Lyons and Superintendent Sloan of

the school claimed that Stewart was

n unruly youngster, and admitted

that he had been sentenced to three

days solitary confinement in a dark

cell. This incensed Judge Hanecy still

more.

"This is the most outrageous thing-

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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (1899). Cape Girardeau, Mo., 1899-08-12. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn89066818/1899-08-12/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Cape Girardeau Democrat, 1899-08-12.