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latter's struggic in Cul hye just taken a measure

which 8 not without signfficance, According to

“Las Novedades,” the Spanish-American paper in

New-York, the following Is reported from Madrid:

“The Mister of the Navy has recelved a visit

from Sefior Escoriaza, the representative of the Do-

minican Repubile, This diplomatist expressed, in

the name of the President of that country, the de-

girs than Spain should detall to Sarto Domingo a

high officer of our navy to fulfli the position of

second commander of the Dominican Navy, and

alzo three naval lieutenants to command the gun-

boats recently acquired by the State, together with

three ensigns, who would Instruct the rallors of the

Republic.

“General

quest of the

addressed to the

a circular in order to chouse

willing to go and organize the

Dominican Republic.”

nm,

Beranger granted Immediately the re

Government of Santo Domingo, and

sroper Departments of his Ministry

men who would be

naval forces of the

KRUEGER'S REPLY TO CHAMBERLAIN.

FRIEXDLY IN TONE, BUT HOLDER OUT NO EN

COURAGEMENT THAT HB WILL VISIT ENG

LAND HE WANTS THE DASIS OF ‘DIS

CURRIN SETTLED FIRST

london, Apt!" (0.—"'Thé Times" will to-morrow pub-

Ligh a dispatch from Pretoria, the capital of the

Transvaal, eaying that the reply of President

Kriiger to the invitation to visit England to dlscuss

matters pertaining the Transvaal extended to

him by Mr. Chamberlain, the British Colon!

retary, some months ago, has heen dispatched

The tone of the reply !s friendly and conciliatory,

but does not advance the negotiations Mr Krilger

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New-York tribune. (1896). New York [N.Y.], 1896-04-21. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1896-04-21/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1896-04-21.