Omaha daily bee

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be annihilated and also the party which they

represent. Then the paper lays all responsi

bility upon the head of Munigat the oxllea

leader and the probable instigator of tno

troubles which caused on May ai the first

proclamation of the state of siege at Port-au-

Prince. "It Is sufficient sayL'Ordroau

"to give the name of the hish chief of the in

surgents to convince the republic that the

revolutionists of Port-au-Prince nro bandits

of tno worst kind. Legitimists 1'iquantists

Priphatlsts Canalists nationals and liberals

oven former Ilipolytists have unanimously

grouped themselves under the banner of St.

Surin Francois Mnnignt. But the name of

Manig.it has killed thorn. Wo sar killaj because

cause those who are not killed will soon bo.

WESTERS f.tCKIXtS JCXTMJISSTS.

Moderate Increase fchowa In Number

ol' lions Handled.

CINCINNATI O. Juno 10. Special Tele

gram to Tiui Br.i Tomorrow's Price Cur

rent will say A moderate increase Is shown

in the number of hogs handled by western

packers the total lor the week being 24 ,00'J

compared with 31."i,000 the preceding week

nnrt U40,0'JO last year. From March 1 the

total Is li.bM.OOO against 3,2(10,000 a year ago.

or 0,0Xl decrease. Including lighter aver

age weight the shortage is equivalent to .XX-

000 hogs on last year's basis. Loading places

compare as follows

Distant Itolativo of tlio President.

CmcAOo Tune J.O. Tno widow of "Clock"

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Omaha daily bee. (1891). Omaha [Neb.], 1891-06-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn99021999/1891-06-11/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Omaha daily bee, 1891-06-11.