Richmond times-dispatch
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loyal troops and the members of his
personal staff.
The exact number of casualties has'
not yet been determined, but it is be- j
lieved to be heavy. It was known the
city was in the possession of the revo- j
Unionists. The movement was started!
by a regiment of soldiers who had been j
disbanded by President Guillaume and
who resented this treatment. There
has been a reiErn of terror in Port au
Prince, for the past ten days. On thej
17th of July, President Guillaume
started on a series of persecutions. He
began causing the arrest of all Haitians
of any wealth or position, without dis
tinction of age or sex, and expelling all'
foreigners.
Haitian women have been arrested
on the streets and taken away to
prison. The prisons of the city were
full and the conditions in them were
deplorable. Prisoners have died dally
as a result of hunger and the Insani
tary conditions in which they were
compelled to live.
The foreign legations hold many
refugees.
OFFICII!. NOTIFICATION
Si:XT TO WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, July 27.?Official no
tification of the uprising at Port au
Prince against President Guillaume. of
the Haitian republic, reached the State
Department late to-rlay from Charge
d'Affaires Davis, of the American lepa
tlon there.
Rear-Admiral Caperton,' who is at
Cape Haitlen, the scene of the last
previous disturbance with the cruiser
Washington and auxiliary cruiser Eagle
lias made no report. He was asked to
day for a detailed account of the Port
au Prince outbreak as soon as possible.
A force of United States marines Is
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Richmond times-dispatch. (1915). Richmond, Va., 1915-07-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045389/1915-07-28/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Richmond times-dispatch, 1915-07-28.
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