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1,628 tons net, owned by J. Bullock, of

London. _ _

Robert Sioel, the pension-office clerk

of New York City, who was convicted of

forging pension checks, was,

sentenced by Judge Benedict in the United

States Court to six years iu tho Erie peni

tentiary. __

The Haytien Legation at N

City report that Mr. Leoncio Julia, the

Dominican Consul at New York, has been

dismissed for aiding the Haytien rebels

in violating the neutrality laws of the

United States._

A party of Japanese travelers consist

ing of Count and Countess Sana, Marquis

and Marchioness Malda, Lieutenants

Yoshi, Saiton, Kato, Minra, Horinchi and

a number of attendants are making a tour

of the United States.

(Mass.) i

e 11,

the 21st,

York

Rev. Mr. Wheeler. a prominent Method

sensa

1st of Roanoke, N. C., caused

tion in the conference at Baltimore by

denouncing appropriations for negro

meant

education at Lane University

•'to keep the lazy niggers in idleness.

A party of 125 disgusted Colorado gold

prospectors passed through Denver, on

the 20th, on their way back from the al

leged gold fields in Lower California.

They say that the gold discovered around

Ensenada was planted there by specu

lators. _ _

The Government of Persia has pledged

itself not to grant railway concessions

without consulting Russia. The 8hah is

willing to concede to Russia tho right of

navigating the rivors emptying into the

Caspian sea, but is unwilling to consent

to her other demands.

Mrs. Pierik, of New York, won the

beauty contest at Nice,

first prize in

France, but returned the trophy for the

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The Grenada sentinel. (1889). Grenada, Miss., 1889-03-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85034375/1889-03-30/ed-1/?sp=6

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Grenada sentinel, 1889-03-30.