Montpelier examiner

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Order of Governor.

Port Au Prluce, Haiti.— A révolu

tk>n more terrible in the toll thus far

taken than any event in the days of

Nord Alexis flamed out in the Haïtien

capita! on Tuesday.. It was an off

«.hoot of the movement to the north,

where the adherents of Dr. Roealvo

Bobo, twice expelled from Haiti, have

'been striving for several months tc

break the power of the Haitien presi

dent, Gen. Vilbrun Guillaume.

One hundred and sixty men, includ

ing a former president of Haiti, Geii.

Orestes Zamor, have been executed by

order of General Oscar, governor of

Port au Prince, who later in the day

was dragged from the shelter of the

Dominican legation and riddled with

bullets.

More Land for Settlers.

Washington.—Secretary Lane sign

ed an order Tuesday opening for set

tlement more than 2,000,000 acres of

dry farming land in Harding, Perkins

and Corson counties, South Dakota.

The order is effective September 10.

Brings Ua Nearer Japan.

Tokio, Japan.—Wlrelesa communi

cation was successfully inaugurated

Tuesday between the new station at

Funabashl. near Yokohama, and the

Hawaiian islands.

Casualties of British Army.

London.—The casualties in the Brit

if h irmy and navy have reached a

total of 330,995, according to a print

ed statement issued by Premier As

quith.

Rock Springs Flooded.

Rock Springs, Wyo.—Property loss

estimated at $300,000 was sustained

here Tuesday when floods resulting

from two cloudbursts rushed through

the city, flooding the entire business

section. One person, Thomas Baker,

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Montpelier examiner. (1915). Montpelier, Idaho, 1915-07-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86091111/1915-07-30/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Montpelier examiner, 1915-07-30.