Omaha daily bee

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passage on the Ozama when slio touched nt

Monte Cristo. When the steamer left Gen-

ITU Hcnriux went on board n Dominican

gunboat lying in the harbor and accompanied

the O/umu some distance out to sea. The

Ilnyticn gunboat is said to hnvo been watch

ing the Ozauin but she made no hostile move

ment. The Ozama continued her way to

Cape Hayticn where she arrived January 30.

The American steel cruiser Atlanta which

had ariived that morning was lying a IT Port

Picolct aud the Clyde steamer entered the

port with colors Hying.

Major Colwel commander of the Oamn

said "There was not the slightest pretense

of a blockade and no Huytica gunboats were

in sight. The Atlanta on rounding to off

the port fired n salute of twenty-one guns

and the fort responded with her thirty-two

pounder. General Hippolyte 1 was told

went on board the Atlanta and was received

with the same honors tendered Lcgltimo on

his visit to Rear Admiral Luce on board the

Galena at Port-au-Prince.

A dispatch was received nt Cape Hayticn

from St. Marc January 31 which announced

that a body of Legitlnie's troops under Gen

eral Belize attempted to laud from three

gunboats nt that place. The Invaders

were repulsed by the soldiers

under General Montploint. Later reports

still unconfirmed at thu time of thu O/ama

sailing were that 700 of Lcgitimo's troops

landing at Saline had been captured by

Montpoint's men. This probably relates to

the battle reported on Wednesday last. Ono

of the Ozanm's passengers from Turk's

Island said General Alexis Nerd has suc

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Omaha daily bee. (1889). Omaha [Neb.], 1889-02-10. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn99021999/1889-02-10/ed-1/?sp=6

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Omaha daily bee, 1889-02-10.