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other person. It is too early, in my judg

mont, to predict who will be the nominee of

the Republican party.”

The Senator again introduced the subject

of revenue reform and civil service reform,

hut he did not throw any new light upon it,

and onr interview soon came to a close.

GEOBOE LAW’S KTJB3CETS.

History of the Pet kins Claim Against

the Haitian Government*

From the New Tork Times, Jnly 85.

At the time when the Rue ilan Empire had

I the allied powers of France, England Sar

dlniaand Turkey thundering around Sebas

topoL the Baltic Sea swarming with English

r and French cruisers, and every approach to

erciT port of Importance vigilantly guarded

by the enemy, the Imperial Government ex

t perlcnced very seriously the necessity of an

increased supply of the munitions of war.

The uninterrupted watchfulness, however, of

the enemy’s gunboats rendered a supply of

anna and gunpowder very difficult to obtain

from any friendly power In Europe, partlcu

lS hen evci 7 largo city, was overrun

r with English and French spies. In this

emergency Russia resorted to the American

i market, and. as it Is stated, sent a Mr.

0. Rakellcvltch to the United States to

contract for extensive stores of arms and

ammunition. So great was the risk that the

Imperial Government refused to remunerate

the contractors until tho arms, Ac,, were

safely. landed on Russian soli. It appears

that RoklclcTltch, as soon as he arrived,

placed himself In communication with the

late Captain Benjamin TV. Perkins, of Worces

ter, Mass., and offered him splendid Induce

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Chicago tribune. (1871). Chicago, Ill., 1871-07-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014064/1871-07-28/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Chicago tribune, 1871-07-28.