The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-04
JIIlN|eANS IN REVOLT.
wfxG DIRECTED AGAINST
PRESIDENT HEUREALx.
=. Expedition of Heseiationists--
first Blew sfrnck at Monte
Csssso, ON the Hayden Frontier.

~-xrsptt4S. 1855 NY The Associated Press.
rspF HAyTIEH. IaytI, June 2.-Tne
-s-rsrrv surrounding tire movements o.
- rsvSa lire steamer Fanit2 are Tow
-. 20 be fully explained.
: snvrzrs established beyond doubt
So. .hs rpparts OF an uprising N the re-
ssss.se % ssanto Domingo against the
s~vee Of President HeaFsaux are correct
=. ia.tial bios WAS struck AZ Monte
s-1.sa or the bor6ers OF Haytl, the near
- Dominican port 10 Cape Haytien. IL
wssIf appear that the FaBlia, instead o.
s.v.ux On board Only seventeen Dornsn-
s-.ns. probably had 80.
re ranlta arrived here on June :. half
xr.asy. brsaging from New York pro-
x<szns for the navy. which she landed at
ss.s,ssyfown Bahama ssiandg. Sne
sssso4S away aboa; 10 O'Clock the same
rssis fer the object. IL Is said. OF filing
= ,he smpty portion Of her hgid. Sae
- an board Chris Roberts, tire most
ssrsos,s pllat Of the West Indies. The cap
-, az she Faaita said TIE portion of her
~rao rnsca was not landed consisted OF
80 hus there was good reason 70 sup
r<.S that II consisted OF something very
ss.,<st from coal The agents OF the
anzsssh c8nsul here were aroused. He
S,aosnced the taking or board the steam
= ~ sbz DorninlcanS, and the sudden sail
Do AZ the vessel without notice. and with
- me perfaixxtor OF the Dominican con-
III TT. Spanish consul eiasged this as an
.u.rage ard "a an act Of piracy. and en-
,.rsA formal protest with the Hayden
sasacritles,
re majority OF the Dominicans, 1t ap-
sxars while here were shut up in the
ha;i of the Fanita, 50 as 10 escape at
tenslon.
Gen Juan Yssdro Jirninez ard Gen. Pablo
ylllaneuya are believed to have been on
haafA. II s. noted that the former has
lag been IN the public eye at Santo Do
rl.go a. a desirable man for the presi-
dsney. Gen. yllIaneuva fought brave,y
aralnss President ffeursaux' alleged
gsurpation. and WAS exned. He has been
Hylf,g Al Great fnagua for Some time past,
al the Fanits IL said TO have stopped
,hsse 70 take him on board.
re urspa ratIons for the revolution are
said 10 be very elaborate. ard there h a
fssong belief here that the Tsvolutionists
are sure Of success. But on the other
hard. the Dominican consul here says he
hax report that the revoiut,onists have
seen defeated at Monte Cristo. The re-
Part Is generally believed
Ascending 10 the impression which pre-
walls at Cape Haytlen. the i'anlta when
sae left there had a tried and resoluie
asdy Of men on board. and also carried
. heavy supply of arms and ammunition
II IL charged that she sksl.fsiy worked
% The impression that she was engaged
n an expedition 10 Cuba and was going
10 Monte cr.sto to take on more men.
TIE advsc.s received here on the SUBJ
get say that thu Fanita arrived at Monte
rfisin AZ n. m. yesterday, and that the
resoiusinnsts had no difilsuliy IN taking
ports have II that the revoiutsonists are
new n considerable force. and that Cen
efas Mogales ard Nll.ancuva are march
tng on Puerto Plata, wnie another de-
tschHens r. moving against Santiago dc
los cabeieTus. on the Yaqaes river. loo
miles east II this place.
Gen ilra.neA L. a merchant who has