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The arrest of General Jiminez by the United States

authorities seems to have taken all the snap out

of it. This is not announced, however as the os-

tensible cause of the Junta's sudden suspension of

activities. It is laid to the alleged fact that Jimi-

nez failed to give the Junta those pledges which it

demanded and expected for the support of his

cause. Whatever the real reasons, however, the

fact remains that the fliibustering expeditions

which the Junta hoped to equip are called off and

all its other plans are held in abevance

At the office of the San Dominican Consul Gen-

eral in this city, it was said that a cable message

had been received yesterday, saying that all was

quiet in the island republic The consular officials

ridiculed the local Junta and said it never would be

missed,

EE.

GROUNDED ON HAYTIAN REEFR.

STRANDING OF THE STEAMERS ANDES AND

HUNGARIA-FLOATED WITH-

OUT INJURY.

Cape Haytien, Hayti{, Aug. 19.—The British

steamer Andes and the German steamer Hun-

garia to-day grounded on the reefs outside of this

port, the buoys swept away by the last cyclone

not having been replaced

The steamers were floated off the reefs at 5

o'clock this afternoon. Neither vessel sustained

merfous damage.

any event, it is understood that a dissolution

is improbable. It is certain, however, that a

Cabinet crisis exists. Several resignations will

be requested, and also several Government offi-

clals who as delegates opposed the bill, will

be disciplined.

The Communal Elections Reform bill, which

the Centre wanted to couple with the Canal

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New-York tribune. (1899). New York [N.Y.], 1899-08-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1899-08-20/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1899-08-20.