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ers escaped in the steamer Fanlta.

Presldent Heureaux left the capital

this morning with three men-of-war.

The correspondent in concluding hla

dispatch says the revolutionary move

ment is regarded at Puerto Plata as of

no consequence. The Dominican con

sul here at Cape Haytien reasserts pos

itively that General Jimlnes escaped on

the Fanita, He says that had Jlmines

been killed President Huereaux would

have informed him of the fact.

General Jlmines was regarded as the

wheelhorse of the revolution which put

Hipolyte in power In Hayti, manag

ing the financial end of the movement.

When he was here the last time it was

understood that President Heureaux

warned him to leave Dominica for his

own safety. Last April his principal

partner came here from Hamburg to

replace him in the direction of the bus

iness. The fact that the Clyde compa

ny furnished the conspirators with a

steamer is regarded as very significant

of the completeness of the preparations

and the prospect of their success, since

the Clyde steamship concession is the

most valuable held under the Domini

can government. President Heureaux

is said to have recently resumed the

arbitrary execution of his opponents,

sometimes openly, sometimes stealth

ily. The tragic disappearances of men

of political note have been frequent pf

late in Dominica.

HAWAIIAN ANNEXATION.

President McKinley Discusses Question.

With Several Representatives.

Washington, June 3. President Mc-

Kinley discussed the question of Ha

waiian annexation with several repre

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The daily morning journal and courier. (1898). New Haven, Conn., 1898-06-04. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020358/1898-06-04/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily morning journal and courier, 1898-06-04.