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an armistice was granted at the request of the foreign

Consuls and the non-combatants of the town until

they could escape to a place of safety. Further

news of the bombardment may not be received until

the arrival of the steamer Prinz Mauritz, which Is

due here from Port-au-Prince on Tuesday. It is also

probable that news may be received by oable from

Kingsion, Jamaica, upon tho arrival there of the

steamer Arran from Port-au-Prince, which vessel is

due there to-day,

Dr. Auguste, who arrived from Cape Haytien on

the steamer Saginaw on Tuesday, yesterday went to

Washington. It was sald that he had a commission

from Hyppolite as Minister to the United States, and

that he would ask for recognition.

Chief Officer Charles Hale of the steamer Saginaw,

of the Clyde Line, now lying at the Congress

wharves, South Brooklyn, was seen by a Tribune re-

porter yesterday. He sald that three or four

small Haytian gunboats had blazed away at Cape

Haytien for awhile, but that not much damage had

Leen done. He denied that the Saginaw had carried

contraband arms on her last trip, although she took

a few rifles and some ammunition. There had been no

attempt, however, to evade any one or to run any

blockade. No effort had been made to keep the

saginaw from entering her port,

The steamer Aguan,of the Clyde Line.arrived yester-

day from Kingston, Jamaica. The chief officer sald

that it had been rumored at Kingston that a new elec-

tion for President had taken place.

It was expecied yesterday that the caulking of the

decks of the flag-ship Richmond would be finished to-

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New-York tribune. (1888). New York [N.Y.], 1888-12-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1888-12-20/ed-1/?sp=7

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1888-12-20.