Passaic City record

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throughout the country. The assassins of

President Heureaux are still at large, but

measures have been taken for their cap

ture. It is said the baud numbers sixteen.

Aitbdugh the rate for drafts is falling,

ind there are some sign9 of returning

confidence, business continues dull, and

imports are limited. The financial situa

tion is bad. The problem of taking up the

paper currency has not yet been solved, as

the people in general do not wish it taken

up. This is the real cause of dullness in

business. Once the matter has been ar

ranged, affairs should take on a different

aspect.

The latest news from Macoris regarding

the effects of the hurricane shows that the

damage was more serious thau was at

drst supposed. The river overflowed its

banks and Inundated the ground. Many

families had abandoned their houses for

the time and boats were used in thestreets

to carry people from one point to another.

The storm did severe damage in the

country about Samana and Puerto Plata.

The United States cruiser Sew Orleans has

left San Domingo Harbor for Porto Bico.

The United States gunboat Mnchias is still

here.

Watch on Filibusters.

HiTASi(By Cable).—Lieutenant Sehaum,

Collector of Customs at Baraeoa, in the

Province of Santiago de Cuba, has seized

143 carbines and 18,000 rounds of ammuni

tion that were evidently intended for San

Domingo. Twenty-five men, Cubans and

Dominicans, arrived by there on board the

Mortera. They have been kept under close

watch, as they are apparently planning to

take arms to San Domingo.

Major-General Brooke Is making every

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Passaic City record. (1899). Passaic City, N.J., 1899-08-19. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85035722/1899-08-19/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Passaic City record, 1899-08-19.