Richmond dispatch
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New York, December 19,—The Clyde
steamship Saginaw, whieh arrived here from
Hayti yesterday, put In st her dock at
Brooklyn this morning. "There seems to
the great doubt in the minds of the members
of the firm of W. P, Clyde Co. whether
the bombardment of Cape Haytien, as re
ported by the Saginaw’s passenzers yester
day, did actually ocenr, Captain Kelly, of
the vessel, has as yet made no official state.
ment of the incident to his empioyers, ‘The
story Is pnblished this morning that the
bombardment did oecur, but that the fire
from the Cape Haytien forts drove away the
ships after a few shots, and that hittle or no
damage was (done either on the shore or at
sea. The svmpathiss of all the New York
merchants doing business 1a Havti are with
the people of the North, It is thought that
the ultimate result of the trouble will be the
establishment of two separate governments—
one at the north and the other st the south
end of the island, It is also the opinion of a
great many merchants fn the city tbat the
settlement of the didiculty hetwern the Gev
ernment and Harti can only be brought
about by Admiral Luce and the cruisers.
‘The Union insulted,
Rey A a TT Nar
Macoxn, Ga., December 10,—%ome un
known parties last might nailed a large
United States (lag, unien down, to a tele.
phone pole 1n this city on one of the princi.
pal streets, where it could be seen by a large
portion of the population. To-day the at.
tention of the officers of the United States
Court now in session here was called to the
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Richmond dispatch. (1888). Richmond, Va., 1888-12-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038614/1888-12-20/ed-1/?sp=3
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Richmond dispatch, 1888-12-20.
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