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ber of arrests being made by the

Haytian officials, and the very fev

erish condition of affairs. Although

the dispatch does not so state, the

authorities assume from the tone

of Mr. Powell's advices that there is

an extensive plot on foot to overthrow

the Government, and that the men ar

rested are suspected of being revolu

tionists.

It is also understood that threats

have been made against the American

legation at Port au Prince on account

of a refugee who sought %an asylum

'with Minister Powell.

The situation is such that an Ameri

can man-of-war, in all probability, will

be sent to Port au Prince within the

next twenty-four hours to protect

American interests, landing marines

if threats against the legation should

be put into execution. The New Or

leans and Machias, now at San Do

mingo, are within a day's call of Port

au Prince.

Up to a late hour this afternoon

Acting Secretary Adee told me that no

TRANSVAAL ACCEPTS HE

JOINT INQUIRY PROPOSAL

LONDON, Aug. 5. A special dispatch from Johannisburg

says it is reported the Government has accepted the proposal for a

joint inquiry and has suggested that France, Germany, Russia and

Holland be' asked to send representatives to take part in the investi-

gation.

According to the same disjatch an unconfirmed report is in cir-

culation that General Joubcrc lies resigned command of the army of

the Transvaal ozving to differences with the executive.

The San Francisco Call.

"The Indians burned all the buildings

on those two ranches and drove off

over 1000 head of cattle. It is going to'

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The San Francisco call. (1899). San Francisco [Calif.], 1899-08-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85066387/1899-08-06/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The San Francisco call, 1899-08-06.