Evening journal
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irosocutlou by tho Ha, tien government of
K- Frederick, editor cf L'Impartial, was
jeard at Port au Primo on Nov. at). The
ausc of action was certain statements
aadeby M. Frederick in his journal ac
■ualng Callsthone Fouchard minister of
nanco, of embezzling public monevs and
therwlso abusing his public position for
Irlvate ends. The trial caused the great
st excitement in Port au Prince, and tho
■unst extraordinary precautions were taken
■y the government to prevent any out
ver autl Poverty In tfie Republic.
*MR.
>reak of public feeling. A picket of in
Bvntrv, under tho command of General
iateau, paraded tho streets of Port au
'rince, dispersing any suspicious gather
ngs and endeavoring to preserve a sem
■lance of order in tho turbulent mob which
trea.ned in and out of the courthouse.
eforo tho courthouse itself and in a po
ltion to swoop the entrances were drawn
p two regiments, flunked by a galling
un the whole being under the command
f tho chief of aroudissment, St. F ort
îoliu.
His instructions were neon tho
k Hgbtest rign of an outWk to ilre into
the crowd. Outside Port nu Prince throe
regiments were held under nrms and In
eudinoss to march on the town.
E Tho plea sot up hy M. F'roderiek was
['radically that bis allegations were true
in substance and in fact. During the trial
lomo extraordinary evidence was elicited
u regartl to F'ouchard's flnaitclnl transac
ions. One witness admitted that he was
ho go between who had conducted tho no
otiatlons between Fouchard and M.
'Auhigny, a prominent merchant, in Port
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
Evening journal. (1896). Wilmington, Del., 1896-12-17. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85042354/1896-12-17/ed-1/?sp=5
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening journal, 1896-12-17.
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