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END OF REBELLION.
General Tribe Tribe Surend,rs 10
General Aarlares.
CASUALTIES WERE HEAVY
General Castillo, Another Revolution.
iSt Also Yielded,
COLOMBIA MAY NOW HAVE PEACE.
The Defeated General Vas the Life Of
the Revolution
he LED HIS FORCES IN MANY STATES
1t Is Also Believed that Urbe-Uribe Re-
eeived Substantial Aid from the Gov
ernment Of Venezuela.
The Defeated General Was the Life Of
the Revolution.
he LED HIS FORCES IN MANY STATES

Panama, October 2s-rhe revolutionary
general, Tribe uribe, with ten cannon, $500
rides and 100000 rounds Of ammunition.
has surrendered to General aiajarres at Rio
Frio, near Santa Marta
The revolutionary forces under General
Tribe Uribe which were defeated October
IA at La Cienaga, retreated 10 Rio Frio and
took up positions there General Marjarres,
with 1000 men, proceeded against the rebels
from La Cicnaga and engaged the enemy
two days later. The government general
succeeded In surrounding the rebels and
forcing them to surrender. General Cas-.
tino was with General Uribe- Tribe,
The news OF tais victory was received
here by General Perdomo and Governor
Salazar this morning ia a telegram from
General Marjarres. Details Of the engage
ment are lacking, but heavy casualties on
both sides are reported.
The surrender OF Unbe-uribe Is said 10
complete the pacincntion OF the depart
ments OF Magdalena and Bolivar. The rev
olutonists now occupy the isthmus only,
In the eight Of October IA at Ia CienRga
the revolutionary force consisted OF 1900
men.
Washington, October RECOMMENDATION of
the news OF the surrender Of General
Tribe Tribe was contained in tho following
dispatch, received at the Colombian lega-
ton here tonight;
Panama, October 2s,--Urioe-uribe and
Castillo another revolutionary general
surrendered at La Cicnaga with a large
quantity Of arms aud ammunition"
The legation officials declare that, with
the surrender OF Urlbe.Uribe, the life OF
the rebellion in tina interior Of Colombia
has received Ito death blow and that the
complete paci1cation Of that portion Of the
country must inevitably follow. lie was,
they say, the acknowledged leader Of the
movement against the government, and by
his energy and perseverance, In raising ana
euuipping troops and securing assistance
from the outside, has kept the revolution
goinu for several years. General Tribe
Tribes movements have taken him into
various portions OF the interior OF Colon
bia, his early operations being In the state
OF Jolima, later In the State Of santan-
der, and, finally, In the state OF Mag
dalena. In the State of santander, at the
head OF gu army OF over le0O0 men, he
seriously menaced the capital. BogotA, I'M
tll he was defeated by superior govern
ment force on the 25th Of May, 1900, when
tho casualties numbered about 5000 men
In all. II haa been repeatedly asserted
by tho officials here that General Tribe
Tribe received substantial aid from the
government OF Venezuela, he having visited
Caracas aud had frequent interviews with
President Castro Last year he visited the
United States, and FOR a time was In cor
respondence with the officials Of the lega.
ton, with o view Of reaching honorable
terms Of capitalization, but the efforts in
that direction were without substantial
results, and General Uribe-Uribe returned
ia Colombia and again took up arms
against the government.
General Castillc. who surrendered with
uribe-Uribe, is about so years old and be-
fore Joining forces with Uribe-Uribe was
guerilla general, who gave the government
much trouble.