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tariff upon their tobacco. This threat is tho

moro effective, because Germany is tho prin

cipal consumer of tho tobacco raised on that

island, aud it added new embarrassment to

President Henreaux's position, as tho two

Provinces in which tobacco is grown showod

signs of discontent and m titterings of revolu

tion woro heard. Thero tho matter stands at

present.

After all, thia tempest in a teapot over tho

concessions granted by tho Dominican Govern

ment to tho United States seems to bo rathor

an absurd affair. Tho entire export and im

port trado of San Domingo does not exceed

$1,500,000 annually. Of thi3 amount, prior to

our prosent treaty, $3,000,000 was expended

with tho United States alone, leaving about

$1,500,000 with tho rest of tho world. Since

the treaty went into effect our exports to San

Domingo havo increasod something'liko $250,

000, which has been principally at tho expense

of Great Britain and tho continental couutrios.

SITUATION, IN HONOLULU.

Considered SerlouaJEuoiigh to Require the

I'rcNcnc of -a. rirst-CIuss AVurskiii.

By request of the State Department tho Navy

Department has countermanded tho order for

tho return of the warship Bobton from Hono

lulu. Thia order was telegraphed to San Fran

cisco, and forwarded by mail by tho steamer

which sailed recently from that port. Tho U.

S. S. Allianco had 6ailcd from San Francisco

only a short timo beforo for Honolulu, to re

lievo tho Boston, and if tho countermand does

not reach tho Boston in timo, another warship

will likely ho sent from San Francisco to re

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The National tribune. (1892). Washington, D.C., 1892-10-13. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82016187/1892-10-13/ed-1/?sp=7

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The National tribune, 1892-10-13.