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General Heureaux expects that the

will punish Ji

general policy lie dis

ssed frankly, declaring that f

gotiatlons with the United States

English authorities

ines

His ow

irding reciprocity depended

the definitii

the state depar

ould give of the

sed in the event

oral

Washingto

support" it had pr<

■ers do

anding

the

I

most favored

e privileges

id of Sa

Domingo's

atio

fusing compliance.

I have always been." he said, and

*ig

slill desirous of favoring f

lnvestment in my country to the great

est extent possible. We are at a pass

where we must continue to progress or

as rtyldiy an Hayti in

ebbir.5."

President Heureaux denied ihe re

ported wholesale shooting of the on

ssertlng that tbo

found

ChU' hu Mercado.

ployea of Jimi

the

■ith

only two shot

•ms in their hands,

red

the gunboat, was si

a prisoner

Informer. The vounger A'illc

>ared because of the

vernor Galile for hia

friendship of G<

father.

Ym-dcror Mullnak Hanged.

N. J., June 10.—Andresi

Malinak was hanged in the county jail

yesterday for tho murder

1S97, of Mrs. Annie Kmelz. Mrs. Kmetu

was shot to death as she lay sleeping

In bed at her home, her child beside her.

the same

Mrs. Kmelz's husband. Malinak bad

boarded with the Kmetz family for r.

long ti

lovo for Mrs. Kmetz led him

Nc

ark.

other bed i

In

id it was claimed that his

end

his

,vife back to her old home in

1 the end Kmetz told Malinak

vhlch

Poland, li

he would have to lea

the house,

he did, but loudly proclaimed that Mrs.

Kmetz had been unfaithful to her hus

band and had also broken up his

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (1898). Wilmington, Del., 1898-06-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn88053055/1898-06-10/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Wilmington daily Republican, 1898-06-10.