Wheeling register

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For Aiding the Hayllan Rebels.

Washington, March 19.—'The Haytlau

Legation in tbia city boo roc-ivc.l o ooblo

grant front the Haytian Charge d' Affairs

at San Domingo, dated yesterday, an

nouncing that Mr. I.eoncio Julian, the

Dominican Consnl at New \ork, has been

dismissed for aiding <he llajtian rebels in

violating the natnralitv laws of the United

States. The Dominican cable also repudi

ates i be porebate of the steamer Novelty,

formerly known as the Mercedes, now in

the Haytian rebels’ service at Cape Hay

tisri, and that of the Madrid, other-wire

called the Conserva, now libelled at New

York, and which was declared by the said

Jolian to be the property of the Govern

ment. _

TIIK CENTENNIAL .JUBILEE.

General Schofield Assumes the Duties of

Marshal of the Military Parade.

New York, March 19.—Major General

Schofield, commanding the 1 uited States

Army, issued the following order from

Army Headquarters yesterdi*y:

“Order No. 1.—In compl ance with

the invitation of the Executive Commit

tee of the Centennial Celebration, and with

the sanction of the President of the l niltd

Slates, the undersigned arenmes the duties

ef marshal of the military parade, on the

30th of April next, in the city of New

York, in honor of the centennial of the in

auguration of George Washington as Presi

dent of the United States. All the ar

rargements for these ceremonies will be

made by the Committee on Army, Col.

V. R linger, ebaitman, to whom all enm

mnmeationp will be add>essed at the fifth

Avenue II tel, New York.”

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Wheeling register. (1889). Wheeling, W. Va., 1889-03-20. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86092518/1889-03-20/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Wheeling register, 1889-03-20.