Press and daily Dakotaian
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Bhot by Hippolyte. The other escaped.
TheifVouch minister is very unpopu
lar on account of his open alliance with
Legitme. The French war ships cabled
for have not arrived.
Lecitme captured the schooner Au
rora u» Dominican waters, and by rifling
her mail bag found evidence of treach
ery on the part of about thirty of his
supposed supporters in Port-au-Prince,
whom lie thereupon imprisoned. The
seizure was a violation or international
law.
The Haytien Republic is still anchored
audcr the Galena's pins, waiting for dis
infection. The indemnity has not yet
been paid. It is hiaid that Legitme haa
pi
put all tins money of the treasury in lits
]Kcket, arid will flee as sooij as his fall
is assured. He has issued an address de
ploring the use of power by the great
American republic to oppress the feeble.
He says, however, that tne fault lies not
with the American people or govern
ment, but with Minister Thompson,who
nns wd them to wrong action. The Hay
tien Republic not only ran the blockade,
but supplied the enemy with provisions
and arms, and by all the rules of inter
national laws she was a .legal prizei,,-,,,,.
The Princes* Left Her Prince.
PAIUS, Jan. 9.—It is expected that the
Prince and Princess Rohan-Chabot will
shortly be legally separated. The prin
cess,. who is an American and the
daughter of a former resident of New
York named Heyward, has left her bus
band's house and is living at a hotel.
She pays daily visits to her mother, who
resides here, and at the home of tho lat
ter she receives, her friends.
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Press and daily Dakotaian. (1889). Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.], 1889-01-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn91099608/1889-01-10/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Press and daily Dakotaian, 1889-01-10.
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