The evening world
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anchor had boon overboard so long that ttio
cablo was completely fouled, and the services
of a blacksmith bad to bo secured to cut the
lusted and useless chain.
Cant. Compton was a happy man when told
that the ship was bis again.
The plucky Yaukon skipper hurried aboard
and soon on American ensign was floating
from every mast-bead of the Haytian He-
ft publio.
After tho restored steamer had been towed
to tbo outer barbor and Bccurod to a Govern
A ment buoy on tbo morning of Dec. 21, tbo
Yautlo was moorod to another anchorago Ices
threatening than it bad occupied before.
In tbo ntternoon Admiral Luce, with bis
k staff, paid an official visit to Gen, Legitime,
jj and was received with all tbo courtesy wbioh
i was biB duo,
A national saluto of twecty-ono guus was
f fired from tbe Galena, and was answered
1 from one of the sboro batteries.
5 On tbo 22d Inst. Mr. Morse, the owner of
1 toe Haytlau Ilenubllo, made a formal demand
nppntbQ Haytian Government for (200,000
indemnity for tho seizure of his vessel and at
the same tiuieadomand was also made by
llrown A Drandels, attorneys, of Boston, for
ISO, 000 to indemnify the twenty.flvo mem'
bcra of tbo crow and tbo two passengers for
losses occasioned bv tbe seizure.
Tbe Hnvtian Itepublic will return with a
cargo of logwood.
No demand whatever .was made by tbe
united States Government upon that of
Hayti for Indemnity on account of tbe seiz
are. Gen. Legltimo has attempted to make tbe
blockade of the northern ports more effect.
lye. and to that end purchased the British
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The evening world. (1888). New York, N.Y., 1888-12-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030193/1888-12-29/ed-3/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The evening world, 1888-12-29.
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