Weekly union

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cer and four sailors got into the boat and

pulled for the land. When about 300 yards

out a file of soldiers clad in the uniform of

thke Dominican army, came ruunning down

to the beach. When they reached the

water’s edge the men drew up in lige and,

levellipg their carbines at the men in the

Crosby’s small boat, fired.

One of the sallors threw up hls hands

and fell at the feet of his companions fatal-

Jy wounded. Theothers paused ia sar

prise and affright; when suddenly another

volley was fired from the shore. By this

the first officer was shot in the shoulder.

Then the boat was put about and turned

toward the schooner. The sallors rowed

for their lives. The wounded men. were

taken aboard the vessel.

The Crosby’s captain did not know what

to make of such barbarous and unwar

ranted treatment. He holsted sail, and

after a time reackhed the port of Azua.

From there he reported the outrage to the

new United States cossul general at San

Domingo city. At the latters request the

full detalls ot the shooting were written

out by the captain and the report has been

forwarded to Washington. The letter

came by the George W. Clyde, aad will

proll:ably reach the state department to

night.

No information or satisfastion was given

to the American skipper by the Dominican

authorities. Itis supposed, however, that

the soldlers thought the American sallors

were a band of conepirators who Intended

to overthrow the government of President

Heureaux.

TH® GILBERT ISLANDS,

Britith Colonial Office Says They Were

Annexed in 1882,

LONDON, Dec, 28.—1 n regard to the GHl

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Weekly union. (1894). Manchester, N.H., 1894-01-03. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn90062623/1894-01-03/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Weekly union, 1894-01-03.