The Silver state

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immediate protection of the United

States, during the negotiations for the

purchase of tbe island, Lo forced a

loan from the citizens, aud now his

victims ask that this government make

good their losses. The argument of

the Dominican Government in support

of the claim recites all about Baez’s

accession to power, his attempt to dis

pose of the country, and the lease of

Samaua. It declares that he was

maintained in power by United States

troops, and was compelled to nee when

they censed to support him; that while

occupying his Presidency, protected by

United States ships, be plundered the

treasury of a large portion of its

revenue, and ill-treated citizens. It

alludes to many other factB with re

gard to the relations between the United

States and San Domingo, which have

occupied public attention during sev

eral years, and declares that the acts of

the United States Government were in

violation of international law, and that

the Government is responsible for the

losses and injuries occasioned by its

protection of Baez.

Thk Sentiuel was the greatest

■offerer by the Eureka earthquake.

In addition to the pieitig of a galley of

editorial, one of the liutel stones over

♦he door in the rear of the press-room

was shaken down below its fellows

some four or five inches, which will

probably necessitate the reconstruction

of that portion of the building The

stone building occupied by Little

Hardin, on Bael street, was also con

siderably shaken, causing several

cracks in the front wall.

Goldsmith's horse Abdallah, valned

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Silver state. (1875). Unionville, Nev., 1875-04-08. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84022060/1875-04-08/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Silver state, 1875-04-08.