Greene County herald

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Cape Haytien.—Haytien exiles have

fathered near the frontier, preparing

to re-enter Hayti and attempt an in

surrection against President Nord, in

favor of General Firmin, leader of

the insurrectionists of 1902. The gov

ernment is very anxious and is taking

energetic measures to meet the situ

tton. The town of Cape Haytien has

been proclaimed to be under martial

law'.

Many Arrests.

Washington.—Private advices re

I c-eived here from Venezuela are to the

j effect that many arrests are being

j made there to eheck a revolutionary

movement on a large scale which is

I being directed against President Cas

itro’s administration. There are sim

ilar advices as to conditions in Hayti

where the government is acting with

great energy to suppress all agita

tion.

Bate Old Coins.

New York,—Coins belonging to a

collector from Portland, Ore., have

been sold at auction here for nearly

£7,000. There were only 561 pieces in

all, the prize of the collection being an

j American silver dollar eoined in 1804.

Collectors came from many cities to

i bid on this rare piece, and it fell into

j the possession of a Chicago man for

$1,100. __

A Serious Situation.

Washington.—It has developed that

a pouch containing mail for the Unit

ed States cruiser Cincinnati, then at

Nagasaki, which was aboard th«

steamer Calchas when that vessel was

seized by the Russian Vladivostok

squadron, was opened while in the

possession of the Russian officers, sub

sequently released and sent to its des

tination.

Western Union Telegraph.

New York.—The annual report oi

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Greene County herald. (1904). Leakesville, Miss., 1904-10-21. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn87065327/1904-10-21/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Greene County herald, 1904-10-21.