Pittsburg dispatch

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city from Kingston, Jamaica, states that

great excitcinont has been caused in San

Domingo by the announcement that the re

port that Samana IUy, In the western part

of tho terminus or the Sanchez Lavega

Railway, Dominican Republic, had been

ceded to the, United States had been con

firmed. The Haitian Minister, the dispatch acids,

has become alarmed, owing to the fact that

Mr. John S. Durham, the American Minister

to Haiti and Charge d'Affaires to San Do

min?o. has taken a residence in tho citv of

San Domingo. The German Consul at Port

an Prlnco, the dispatch further says, has re

ceived instructions Irom his Government to

come to an understanding with tho repre

sentatives of France and Em-laud regarding

tho steps nocessarv to be taken to safeguard

the autonomy of San Dominso. The news

has caused great uneasiness in Haiti.

CONTENTION TALK OP TIIE PRESS.

The outlook at Minneapolis is still uncer

tain. No man can toll tho outcome. Aew

1'orJ; II oriel.

McKinlev seems to bo the favorite dark

horse, but speculation on that point is use

less until in some way a test vote is reached

Philadelphia Inquirer,

OrtEof the biggest men in Minneapolis is

Tom Reed. Ho is ready to be struck by

Presidental lightning, and the fluid seems

at times to be playing around his glistening

pate. New York Advertiser.

At present tho outlook appears to be more

favorable to Mr. Blaine. Ho has a palpable

advantage over Mr. Harrison in the zeal of

his supporters and in the probability of

gaining converts. New York He aid.

Ex-GovErtNOit Fokakeb'b masterly speech

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Pittsburg dispatch. (1892). Pittsburg [Pa.], 1892-06-09. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024546/1892-06-09/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Pittsburg dispatch, 1892-06-09.