The times

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Vaitien ports. Her officers had heard

nothing of the troubles in Haiti or San

pomingo. At. St. Marie, however,

they said that «the Goverpment of

Huiti had put aboard of her-two colored

men who were political fugitives form

Domonica. Their i was paid to

Anagua, an lngligh p gsiorft The Hai

tien Government has all the political agita

tors to deal with than it can handle, the

officers said, and it decided to get rid of

the Dominican refugees, The two men,

however, decamped at Port de Paix.

At this port anogher Dominican, #120

a fugitive from his owreland, was put an

the 151 Calino to be taken to Anagua, but

he aiso left the vessel when she touched at

Cape Haytien, While the vessel lay oft

the harbor of Cape Haytien the officers

policed out towards the island of Totugas

a warlike little steamer of about M9 ons,

She was brigantine-rigged, and was paint

cd black. Bhe was cruiring about and

woomoed to be keeping a sharp lookout on

alt the shipping. he description is gaid to

answer that of one of the IHaitien gun

boatg, and it is thought she may be of

thie outlook for the two vessels said to

have heen purchased by the friends oi

(Gen. Manigat, to take part in his pro

posed revolt against the Government of

Hippolyte.

INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.

A larg: Decrease as Compared With the

"ist Year Net Treasury Balance,

WASHINGTON, D. Jan, 20.—A de

crease of $11,307,074 In receipts of internal

revenue for the first half of the eurrent

fiscal year is shown by an official table

prepared in the office of the Commis

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The times. (1894). Richmond, Va., 1894-01-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85034438/1894-01-30/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The times, 1894-01-30.