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schooner. At Inaqua they embarked In

cognito on a German fcteamer bound for

Cap Haytien. There they landed ami

sought out Dr. Dellundo of the local Cuban

Junto, who, finding the coast clear, re

shipped them on the fame steamer and

mamtged to get word to the insurgents of

their coming. On the morning of April 12,

Pf'.". as the steamer was skirting the Cuban

roast, a small sailboat hailed her. and,

taking them aboard, put about and steered

for tho shore.

An hour later, for the first time In seven

teen years, Gomez drew his little curved

Dominican machete on Cuban soil.

ntOPOSEI) MAHHI AGE LAW.

Vieww of a Colored MeiC Xewspnpcr

on the Stllwell Bill.

Indianapolis Freeman.

The colored people of this city are very

much worked up concerning a bill up for

passage in the state legislature, which bill.

If It becomes a law. will add to the statutes

of Indiana more of what some have termed

"The Black Laws of Indiana." The bill has

for Its object the prevention of marriages

between the whites and colored people of the

State and to forbid residence to those who

arc joined in marriage beyond the limits of

the State. As the law now stands it is a

renal ofTense to marry in the State, but

there has been no legislation heretofore that

prevented persons marrying elsewhere to

reside in the State.

Tho colored people are greatly surprised

to know that the Legislature could conceive

a notion of even considering a bill of the

kind, feeling that there was no provoca

tion. It has been urged from time to time

that those laws that encumbered the stat

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Indianapolis journal. (1899). Indianapolis [Ind.], 1899-03-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015679/1899-03-06/ed-1/?sp=6

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Indianapolis journal, 1899-03-06.