Wichita eagle

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HAYTIAN SOLDIEEa

Ism and anarchy. The Haytian army np

pearfa hke a burlesque 1,500 generals to less

than 15,000 privato soldiers. As tho tine

buildings left by tho French decay the people

domicile in huts. Vaudoux worship is dia

placing Christianity, and stealing tl nblic

money is eo common that is is not co dered

theft Such, according to impartial authori

ties, is the condition of Hayti.

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SENEGAL SOLDIER.

tho show oixlsnnd

Paris Iwgini. Tbo

spectacular part of

tho exposition is al

ready a great suc

cess. All tho struc

tures repruvntin;;

all stj'les of human dwellings of all times,

from the cavo and brush and Imrk hut to tho

pa)ace, are in good form, and tho "restau

rants of all ages' aro comically complete.

On theso Lost tho Parisian satirlita have

turned themselves loote, though tho corre

spondents indicate that their wildest carica

tures scarcely surpass tho facts. L'lllastrn

tion, tho lilustratud paper, gives a mrni of

views from tho "first full meal recorded in

history" (that of Adam and Eve) down to tho

wild Indian dining nt the Vienna cafe. Li

the "Prehistoric Restaurant" tho waiter 19

inauent p-a'-e in 131 ti. It tiring westward

from Michigan and Wisconsin thy axpoltal

tho Sioux from uppT Minnopotn, nndhnv r-

nmmedtfr'resomeMxtyywirs. Tlfcjyarno"d

among Indians for having produced hom)

renuirknbio scholars. One of than, Ovargo

Copwny. wrote tho traditiorud libtory of hf4

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Wichita eagle. (1889). Wichita, Kan., 1889-07-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85032490/1889-07-07/ed-1/?sp=12

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Wichita eagle, 1889-07-07.