The Lancaster news

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[President of the republic. There i

was shooting in the streets of the' i

city throughout the night and the

encounters continued today. The

members of the ministry have taken

refuge in the foreign consulate-* i

The Netherlands steamer Prins

Wilylem came into Port au Prince

last night at 10 o'clock. On board

were President Zamor and his

brother Charles. Charles came

ashore and his landing was the signal

for the outbreak. The government

forces opposed the rebels, but

were driven back and compelled to

evacuate their positions.

A force of rebels under Davilmar

Theodore, leader of the present rebellion

and the man who has beer, i

I proclaimed president by the revolu-1

tionlsts, has occupied Mtrohalais,

50 miles northeast of Port au lyince

and now is marching on this cjty.

The present revolution in* Halt!

has been going on since the/United

States recognized the government

set up last winter by President

'/amor.

Reports from Port au Prince under

date of October 23 set forth

that the President, defeated by the

rebels, had withdrawn to Oonaives

and gave the composition of the new

I government under Davtlmar Ttaeo:

dore.

The American cruiser Tacoma is

at Capt Haltien and American marines

were landed In that city about i

a week ago to protect the American

consulate, after an understanding

with both of the Haltien factions.

South Africa Rebels Drivien to Rout

by the Hritish Forces.

London, Oct. 28.??'The following

t official statement was issued tonight

regarding the Union of South Africa i

rebellion:

"General Botha reports that ho,

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The Lancaster news. (1914). Lancaster, S.C., 1914-10-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83007465/1914-10-30/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Lancaster news, 1914-10-30.