The Seattle post-intelligencer

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western part of the island, had been

ceded to the United States and the cession

continued. The Haitian minister is

alarmed, owing to the fact that American

Minister Durham, of Haiti, who is in

charge of affairs at San Domingo, has

taken residence in the city of San Do

mingo. The German consul at Port-au-

Prince has received instructions to come

to an understanding with the representa

tives of France and England with regard

to taking steps to safeguard the autonomy

of San Domingo.

[Samana bay Is on the south side of the penin

sula of yamana. It is ab >ut forty-three miles iu

length from east to west, by about eight miles

broad, and at its we-itend receives the Yuma,

the largest river in the Dominican republic. It

forms one of the finest harbors iu the world, and

may be regarded as a most important maritime

position, in reference to the tra ie of tbe Guif of

Mexico and the iuteroceanic routes across Cen

tral America, both in a commercial aad military

point of view.]

Socialists on Bohemian Mine Disaster.

VIENNA, June B. —The Austrian social

democratic congress has made a report on

the Birkenberg mine disaster, in which it

is alleged that the immense loss of life was

due to the officials driving the miners

back from the shaft when they were try

ing to escape just after the lire broke out,

insisting that there wa3 no danger. The

key to the fire-engine bouse could not at

once be found, and time was lost in search

ing for it instead of breaking down the

doors. When found, however, it was of

no use, as there was no water for the en

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. (1892). Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.], 1892-06-09. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045604/1892-06-09/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Seattle post-intelligencer, 1892-06-09.