Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-01-11
REBELS meet 4
Complete Defeat
REVOLUTION IN SANTO DOMINGO
IS SOON PUT DOWN BY FORCE
OF TROOPS.
Country Is Now Quiet-Morales I'M
peached by Congress-During the
Fighting Five Generals Lost Their
Lives.

Washington, Jan. 6.-Cable advices
received Friday at the state depart
ment from San Domingo announce
that the revolution is practically at
an end; the troops are dispensing to
their homes and the country is again
becoming quiet.
Morales Impeached.
The secretary of war Friday re-
ceived the following cablegram from
Col. Cotton, the comptroller and gen.
eral receiver of Dominican customs,
dated Santo Domingo, January 2:
Carlos F. Morales legally i'm
reached to-day by congress. Ray
mond Ceceres, acting in accordance
with the constitution. pending final &C.
ton, proceeding supreme court. This
eliminates Carlos F. Morales from the
situation and leaves without question
the legality of Raymond Caceres' gov
eminent. The government acting in
conservatism and adhering to the con-
=. +'ltion. Peace condition as reported
yesterday. Carlos F. Morales not yet
heard from"
Thirty Killed.
Additional advices received at the
state department from naval sources
as to the collapse of the Morales re.
bellion in Santo Domingo and the re.
sulting conditions there were as fol.
lows:
1.-THE rebel gunboat Independence
was seen last night off Puerto Plata
Desultory firing all day Thursday. Ca:
ceres apparently successful. Thirty
men killed and 60 wounded on Caceres'
side. Loss on other side unknown.
Medical assistance is being sent from
the American warship to the wounded
1shore under the Red Cross flag. The
death of Rodriguez was a great blow
to his party. Seven American citizens
have been taken aboard the Scorpion.
No casualties among the Americans
Hostilities have ceased"
Defeat Complete.
Cape Hayden, Hayti, JAM 6-Fur-
Their advices received here from the
fcene of the hostilities between the
troops of the temporary president of
Banto Domingo, Gen. Caceres, and the
forces of the fugitive president, Gen.
Morales, say that the defeat of the lat
ter before Puerto Plata January 8,
when Gen. Demetrio Rodriguez, the
{ Morales commander, lost his life, was
complete. About $50 men were killed
4 or wounded. The remainder of No
#grales' followers embarked on the gun.
boat Independence, off Puerto Plata,
after which the vessel sailed for Monte
Cristi.
Five Generals Killed.
/. New York, Jan. Give generals
were killed in the fighting at Puerto
Plata, according to a cable dispatch.
In addition to Gen. Demetrio Rodri-
guez, the forces of the fugitive Presi.
dent Morales lost 12O men in killed
and wounded, the dead including Gems
Lico and Perez. Among the Caceres'
troops Gems. Pedro Vanega and An
tonic Calderon were killed.
That the death of Gen. Demetrio
Rodriguez, who led the Morales insur.
rection in San Domingo, will be the
( death blow to the uprising was the
opinion expressed by Fabio Fiallo, con.
s}sul general of San Domingo in this
E.city. According to Senior Fiallo, Pres
sident Caceres can give far more sub.
fstantial aid to the pending treaty be-.
Tween the United States and San Do.
tmingo. He further declared that Gen.
aMorales joined the revolution to de.
feat the treaty.