The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-01-15

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NseafgpE1y upon the adjournment of fhe
LesoIllnsan csEsress without ratification OF
In view o. asl these sacts I directed tns
navy Gspartn,ent to have ships within
Isach the eyentos need On November
4 Kne1 II Eas evident the outbreak was
tr1ITilsnf and when If was announced
BOTH sides we're eadE. the following in
strlcflons We're sent & the commanders
q ne Boston, Nashville n Dixie:
IN UNINTERRUPTED lFEna
sit Interruption Is threatened by
aIrEled force, occupy the line OF railroad.
ETeyesst landing of any armed force with
surgent at any point within Atty miles OF
Panama Government force reported an
preaching the isthrnus In vessels. Prevent
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THESE orders were delivered In pursuance
or the policy On which our government had
repeatedly acted.
f1rt Errarn6ar rr. 90.
Tesponded saying that before the tele-
gram had been received 100 CoIombian
Ioops from Gartagena had landed at
the situation wa critical ii the ravoj,1-
aoTiary leaders should act. On this same
cate the Associated Press In Washington
rscslyed g bulletin stating that a TeVoIu-
tionary outbreak had occurred. When
this YES brought to the attention Of ME-.
LooH1is. he prepared the Following cable
IAN e the consul general at Panarna d
Uprising on. 1sthmus reported. Keen
apartment promptly and fully tnfofmed.b
ey aefors this telegram was sent, how
Malmros at Colon. as follow:
Revolution Imminent. Government
lofce 0nethe isthmus about 500 men.
Ihear official Nromised support revolu-
well organized and favor reyoIution COW
eminent vessel, Cartagena, with about
fo men. arrived early today with new
eonmandsr n chief Tobar Was NOT
rival ia not probable to stop revolution,
Ihis cablegram was received at 2:35 D.
n;y,sand at S:40 p. M. MI. Loomis sent the
20 both PanaIna n Colon. Apparently,
|noWeyer, the consul general at Panama
had not received the information enl-
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state based his dispatch; for his answer
YES 2 9 there was no uprising, al
answer being received q s:15 p. M. I'M
r1sdiately afterWards he sent another dis
patch which was received at $50 %. M.
|saying that the uprising had occurred.
and had been sticcessful, with no blood.
shed. The Colombian gunboaf Bogota
With the result Of killing one Chinaman.
her to stop firing. Meanwhile, on Noyem-
Der 4, Commander Hubbard notified the
department that ha had landed q force
5o protect The lives end property Of Amer
Before any step whatever had been
taken by the United States troops to re-
store order, the commander of the newly
landed Colombian troops had INDUCED In
wanten and violent threats against
American citizens which created serious
apprehension. i Commander Hubbard
officer and his troops practically began
Wei against the United States, n only
forbearance andseoolness prevented blood
shed. The letter Of Conlmandsr Hubbard
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gu. s. $. Nashville, Third Rate, Colon,
Colombia, November s, 1903.-Sir:
Pending a..cornplete report OF the occur
Colombia, invite attention to those OF
Wednesday, November 4. which arnount-
ed To practically the making Of war
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summoned on shore and met the United
States consul, vice consul d Colonel