The Emporia weekly news
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That I am not prepared to say. but
as I said, it will be as radical a move
as was ever made by a labor organiza
tion."
It is understood that the counsel em
ployed by the brotherhood is llobert
u. ingersoll.
Fnrrender of the Haytien-Bepnblio.
Om Boakd the U. S. S. Galkna,
Off Port au Prince, Deo. 21, 1888.
The United States Steamships Galena
and Yantic, which left New York, De
cember 12, steamed into Port au Prince
December 20 at 9 a. m. with shotted
guns, torpedo booms, ship cleared for
action and crews standing at quarters
to demand of the alleged Ilaytien gov
ernment the instant release of the
steamer Ilaytien Republic.
On their arrival in the outer harbor
Bear Admiral S. B. Luce transfered
his flag to the Yantic which has
draught of but fourteen feet; tbe Yan
tic was then run slowly into the inner
harbor to within a hundred feet of the
docks where the Ilaytien Republic
at anchor; tho anchor was dropped and
a stern line was at once attached to tjie
Ilaytien Republic, the guns of the
Yantic being turned n the
ity. The Galena remained
in the outer harbor with a broadside
and pivot gun trained on the Ilaytien
man-ot-war Dessalines and prepared
to fire at the first hostile demonstra
tion. The Dessalines crew also stood
at their guns until the result of the in
terview of Lieutenant Griffin with Leg
itime was made known. The cutter
with Lieutenant Griffin went ashore
shortly after 9 o'clock with communi
cations from the state department and
Admiral Luce, demanding the release
withiu four hours of the detained
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The Emporia weekly news. (1889). Emporia, Kan., 1889-01-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85030221/1889-01-03/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Emporia weekly news, 1889-01-03.
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