Evening star

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$?200,000,000. That I boliore to be a blind.

We arc more likely to secure another West In

dian island.

?This much is certain?a gentleman rery

high in the confidence of the Dominican re

public recently made a hurried visit to Bar

Harbor especially to see Mr. Blaine, and Just

prior to his sailing for this couutry he had

been summoned to the capital of his own

country by its gorernment Closely

upon the hoels of this risit Frederick

Douglass. United States minister to Hayti, ar

rived in this country. We may be sure that

this means something important, which will ks

developed before long."

HE SAW THE REVOLUTION.

How They Manage Those Thing* In

Central America.

A gentleman who has had considerable ac

quaintance with affairs in South and Central

America said to a Star reporter this morning:

"Folks get a very erroneous conception of a

turmoil in the southern regions. The reports

are uearly always exaggerated and give the

impression that the carnage is terrible. A

friend of mine once saw a revolution on Cen

tral American soil. It was in Panama. He hap

pened to be on duty there when the time came

for things to torn over and he was given a

private tip. A native advised him to

remain indoors until everything was

peaceful, but he declined, saying that he

wanted to see the real article. So he stayed

out all night, and all he could see of the revo

lution was a sort of sharpshooting contest

going on between a few fellows from behind

walls and windows; but nobody seemed to be

killed except two or three negroes. The next

morning the government was in the hands of

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1890). Washington, D.C., 1890-07-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1890-07-29/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1890-07-29.