Fergus County Democrat
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forces, about 500 strong under the
leadership of Charles Salnavo, gained
entrance into Cape Haitien before
they were discovered. The govern- j
ment troops, consisting of about 900 j
nun, were concentrated near the
point of entry and successfully
stopped the advance. Each faction
stood its ground and a rapid and con
tinuous rifle Are was kept up for about i
one hour, when Forts St. Michael and
Bellaire opened up with artil'ery. 1
"This had a demoralizing effect on
the rebels and a disorderly retreat
was begun. The rebels left their dead
and wounded on the field and many
threw their arms away. The fighting
!astcd about two hours The iate st I
information gives the killed as 31 on
the revolutionists' side and 8 on the I
side of the government.
"Cape Haytien is quiet tonight.
(Alter the fight this morning
P roc
Lunation was published by the gov- j
ernment stating that a number of the 1
rebel forces which gained entrance 1
into the town last night, were known,
ernment stating that a number of the i
rohol fnrpoc urViirtVi traitiatT onfra nr»o I
to be hidden in buildings inside the
town and that whosoever should har
bor or fail to deliver over such per
sons should, upon discovery, suffer
death.
"The houses of the town were
earched and a number of concealed
as 50."
CANADIAN AUTHORITIES FRIGHT
ENED BY THE BAD ENGLISH
USED BY THE HINDUS.
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rebels were dlscovered^nd'shoc'some I
estimate the number shot as high
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How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
Fergus County Democrat. (1914). Lewistown, Mont., 1914-07-23. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84036220/1914-07-23/ed-1/?sp=1
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Fergus County Democrat, 1914-07-23.
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