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Tcstlgntr llnitlen Condltlona.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 30.-The following
cablegram has been received at the Navy
Department from Commander Mason, of
thc I'nited States steamer Cincinnati, dated
at '"ap- tlaitien yorterdny:
'"Cincinnati anlvcd. Government forn
control Gonaives. Touched a; Port Du
Palx this morning; no Firminista th
town in charge of a committee of sai't
Consuls will meet government troops fif
teon miles off. All or.fet at both pi.
The United St tes consul at Monte Crbi,
reports revolution In the Dominican re
public and disturbances there. Wili inv.?
Untt to-morrow and report from there.
A later dispatch received said that th.
Cincinnati already had sailed from Ca
Haiticn for Monte Cristl. which is a sm t
town lying about thirty miles east of Cap
liaitien. The meeting between the consul',
and the government forces referred to ii:
the above dispatch la Incidental to th
.surrender of the town of Gonaives, which
was arranged for by joint action of the
conaula.
River Steamer Burned.
GRANDTOWKR. PL, Oct. 20.-The steam
er City of Sheffield burned here last mid
night. She wss on her way to Paducah
for repairs, and stopped here for the night.
There were no pas-engers nor freight on
board. The cew waa saved.
WILL VOTE TO-DAY.
(CONCLUDED FROM FIRST FAOaC.)
the important events which have passed
into history. Printed indelibly on the hearts
of our people are the memories of suffer
ing and hardships which have been and are
being endured. For ftve long months the
eyes of the Nation have been centered upon
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The Indianapolis journal. (1902). Indianapolis [Ind.], 1902-10-21. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015679/1902-10-21/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Indianapolis journal, 1902-10-21.
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