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steamer from St. Thomas, May 5, brings

Santo Domingo dispatches to May i. Ac

cording to these, the bill establishing free

trade with the United States has been

passed by the Dominican Congress. Senor

Galvan had been appointed Commissioner,

and was to proceed to Washington on the

7th inst.. for the purpose of making the

final arrangements. It is again

ascertained that negotiations aro

proceeding with Washington for the lease

of Sam an a Bay. It is reported that the

government will give the bondholders of

the Samana Bay Company the first claim

on the money part for tlie'lease. Adv ices

from Cape Hayti of April 24 say that the

refugees of the British Consulate there

have been pardoned. A change in the

entire Haytien administration is anticipa

ted.

A DYNAMITE SCARE.

A St. Vincent paper says that the dyna

mite scare lias reached English Island.

The luggage of persons arriving at va

rious ports is carefully examined. The

sudden departure of the war steamer

Cunado from St. Vincent is attributed to

private information that dynamiters were

on the track of Prince Geo'rge, of Wales,

who is on the steamer. Upon the arrival

of the mail steamer police went aboard,

but the suspected persons had landed at

St. Kitts.

Barbadoes advices report that three

men died on board a vessel from Para of

yellow fever. It is supposed that all ves

sels arriving since have been subjected to

quarantine.

Trinidad advices of April 25 state that

the agencies of various insurance com

panies established there had withdrawn

lrom business owing to the frequency of

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Savannah morning news. (1884). Savannah, 1884-05-14. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015137/1884-05-14/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Savannah morning news, 1884-05-14.