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ministration of Crete, yesterday received

from the foreign consuls the decision of the

powers rejecting his proposal for tho an

nexation of Crete to Greece.

The recent conflict between Haitians and

Dominicans at Philobert, on the northern

frontier of Haiti, was caused by the occu

pation by Haitien troops of some territory

in dispute. The Dominican government is

disposed to re-establish good relations with

Haiti if the government of this republic will

recall its troops.

The Austrian Reichsrath transacted busi

ness with tolerable quietness for four hours

yesterday and closed stormily, with bitter

personal Interchanges, partly over Dr.

Schercher's protest against the printing of

a stenographic report of Herr Schoerner's

interpellation in secret session, enumerat

ing sixty-six alleged priestly immoralities.

Lieutenant General Azcarraga formally

presented the resignation of the Spanish

Cabinet yesterday to the Queen Regent,

who informed him that she would confer

with the presidents and former presidents

of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies

and with the leaders of the minorities, be

ginning to-day. It is believed that the min

isterial crisis will be solved Friday.

The London Pall Mall Gazette, comment

ing on the alleged shortage of the Irish

parliamentary funds, says: "It is becoming

a serious matter to the party that not a

single American dollar is reaching the offi

cial exchequer, and it is generally accepted

among the Irish members that Mr. John

Redmond will shortly have to undertake a

fresh visit to the United States and try to

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Indianapolis journal. (1901). Indianapolis [Ind.], 1901-02-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015679/1901-02-27/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Indianapolis journal, 1901-02-27.