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Condition ofllie ll«y lien Repub

lic.

Cape Haytikn, June 24. —It in ru

mored that the National Assembly at

Port au Prince has been closed owing to

dissensions between the Senators and

Deputies. On the 20th General Teoflle

Parisien, with his followers, attacked

and occupied the Government House in

Cape Haytien City. There was fighting

all night. The government troops fin

ally drove the rebels out of the city.—

Thirty men were killed and wounded,

and a large number of arrests have

been made. General Parisien escaped,

and, it was said,, has lied to Monte

Christi, on Dominican territory. There

is general uneasiness throughout the

Republic. Business is paralyzed, Mie

harbor is crowded with vessels waiting

for cargoes, and produce comeg in slow

ly owing to heavy rains. Coffee is

quoted at $8 50 per quintal, and log

wood at $7 per 1000lbs. Stocks are

very limited.

I'ntal RaNbneNN of Two Impatient

Ladle*.

Nnwm im, N. Y., July .3,—Mrs. Henry

wife of the ticket agent at Ney

leytown, on the Montgomery and Erie

Railroad, together with her sister, Liz

zie Clark, aged seventeen years, of

Turners, jumped from an Erie train at

the latter place thi« morning. Mrs.

Laroe, aged twenty-two years, a bride

ol'five weeks, was instantly killed, and

Miss Clark seriously injured. The

young ladies had forgoiten to leave the

cars at Turners, and did not realize the,

speed of the train when they jumped

off after passing tbe station.

L

OierhunJIiifr tlie Library.

The librarians of the Union M. K.

Sunday School are busy overhauling

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Daily Republican. (1879). [Wilmington, Del.], 1879-07-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84038114/1879-07-05/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Daily Republican, 1879-07-05.