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I'OUTAU PIUNCE, Ilayti.-U'-ports

that a levolutlon bus biokec-

out In Hijtl are falsj. The repub

lic is quiet.

'APE JIAYTIEN.-Wblle Hit

tumor that a revolution has broken

out in llayti is faKe, there Is yen

eral discontent In tnc republic an I

a revolution U momentarily looked

for.

Gen. Albert Salnave, notwith

standing the warning given him by

the Dominican government, has not

withdrawn and continues togatlnl

many followers on the frontier,

where the llaytlen government, hai

ordered a heavy concentration il

forces. Many partisans of Gen. An

tenor Klrmlri, the bead of tne last

revolution, who Is now In Paris,

have crossed the frontier and coin

bincd their foices with h"se ol

Salnave-

A violent tumult among the sol

diers at Port Au Prince resulted lu

a general panic, and the rumor vim

then circulated that a levolutiun

had begun.

There Is a panic In general busi

ness ciiclcs and several la ig;e houses

are likely to suspend. .Silver has

Ixro ne very scarce and has resulted

in a "5 per cent premium over paper

money The premium on gOid is 4Zi

per cent.

Tbe Church Growing

LOS ANGKLE.S, Cal. The alxtt

day's session uf the general confer

ence ol f liti Methoilist church was

iimsvly taken up by addresses bv

Iraiernal delegates, and tbe pre

sentation of a few resolutions.

lii-v. Charles II. Crookshank ot

Ireland spoke for the Methodist

church In Ireland. Ia contradiction

Lo the claim that all otbtr depleting

'diet of emigration, he assuited

'hat the Methodist church has

gained numerically.

The colored delegates, through

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Harrison press-journal. (1904). Harrison, Nebraska, 1904-05-19. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/2018270202/1904-05-19/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Harrison press-journal, 1904-05-19.