Santo Domingo, Feb. 28.
Revolutionary forces effected a peaceful entry of the capital at dawn to-day, occupying strategic points but making no attempt to ocjeupy the fort.
'The revelationists, who were for the most part peasants attired in ragged blue denim, seemed friendly and happy. They' entered the city square and fired their rifles into the air, There was no shooting other than at the sky and.no violence or Bloodshed of any description marked Inck of hostility \dministration was. manifest, indicating that some agreement had ben reached.
Leaders. said that they had decided upon action because President Vasquez had failed to resign according to the terms of an earlier agreement. The commanders promised protection to all lives and pro-ated that toe President with the rebel leaders vent of their grievances, oceryved outside the city fust before the "ccupation—United Press.
Washington, Feb. 27.
Mr. Charles B. Curtis, American Minister tothe Dominican Republic, cabled to the State Department today that the Dominican Govern-moutand the rebels, who hold Santo Domingo, have signed an armistice to prevent bloodshed and to permit Ascussion of outstanding questions. Mr, Curtis said that he understood that the basis of an agreement had already been reached.—United Press.
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