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ed will be Introduced tomorrow morn

ing, the defendants will be called upon

to plead to the combination of all the

Indictments found against them. The

Jurors will be summoned and the case

may rest for two or three days.

REBELS ARE BEATEN

PINAL BATTLE OF DOMINICAN RE

BELLION.

Several General* on Both Side* Killed

or Wounded—Expected that the

Gunboat Independence

Will Surrender.

Cape Haytien, Havti. Jan. 14.—A

sanguinary and what will prove to be

the final battla has taken place near

Guayabin between troops of General

Oaceres. the temporary President

Snnto Domingo, and the insurgents.

The former were victorious. Several

generals on both sides were killed or

wounded.

The gunboat Independence which re

cently went over to the insurgents.

Intends, on the advice of former Presi

dent Morales, to return to Santo Do

mingo and surrender if the Government

will guarantee the safety of its officers

and crew.

It Is expected also that the Govern

or of Monte Crfsti will follow the ad-'

vice of General Morales and surren

der that place, provided the necessary

guarantees as to safety are given.

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The Montgomery advertiser. (1906). Montgomery, Ala., 1906-01-15. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020645/1906-01-15/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Montgomery advertiser, 1906-01-15.