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the government, the latter only providing

for and furnishing the officers.

RED CROSS STEAMER SAILS.

Key West, Fla., June 20.—9 p. m.—The

Red Cross society’s steamer State of Texas

witli Miss Clara Barton on board, sailed

this morning.

CABidS NOT WORKING.

Mole St. Nicholas, Hayti, June 20.—7

P. m.—The cable to Guantanamo is not

yet working. A banana sloop from St.

Louis du Nord, Hayti, brings news that

a warship was seen at daybreak this

morning at some distance from the mole,

apparently cruising, but her liag cou id

not be distinguished.

COLUMBIA AT SEA.

Philadelphia, June 20.—The cruiser

Columbia passed out to sea at six o'clock

tonight.

FRENCH CABINET FORMED.

London, June 21.—The Paris corre

spondent of the Daily Mail says: A

oablnot has been formed with M. Ferdi

nant Sarrien as premier M. Do Freyeinet

as minister of foreign affairs; M.Thophile

del Casse as minister of marine; M.

Godofroy Gavalgnaoas minister of war,

and M. Paul do Lombre as minister of

finance. The foreign policv will be

unchanged.

f" FRO! DOS CARLOS.

Manifesto Issued Bv the Spanish

Pretender.

Madrid, June 20—Via Biarritz—El Ira

paroial publishes an interview its cor

respondent has had with Bon Carlos.

As it is understood that the pretender

revised the Interview before it was pub

lished, his statement may be regarded as

in the nature of a manifesto. BonlCarlos

said:

“I won’t oonceal from you that when

I left Venice last April I was resolved

to protest by means of force and arms,

that is, by ordering my partisans to rise,

against the people who were prostituting

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The Portland daily press. (1898). Portland, Me., 1898-06-21. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83016025/1898-06-21/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Portland daily press, 1898-06-21.