The Seattle post-intelligencer

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one man was dangerously wounded.

When the brigands ended their

attack and robbery, they seized Oscar

Gregor, Herr Israels, a banker of Berlin;

Herr Naque. a land owner of Bavaria;

Herr Oscar Kotysch. of Zorbig. Prussian

Saionv, and Freudeiger, engineer of the

train.

Haitian Keheis Kx«cutrd<

NEW YORK, June I.— Minister Price, at

Haiti, has received a dispatch from Port

au Prince, stating that the rebellion which

broke out there recently has been sup

pressed and forty rebels executed.

Martinet Markeley Denies It All.

WASHINGTON CITY, June I.—Captain

A. C. Markeley, the army officer stationed

at Fort Thomas, Ariz., charged by his

men with cruel treatment, has anticipated

the action of the war department by

applying himself for a court of inquiry to

investigate the accusations. Members of

his company of colored troops have signed

a round robin, in which they accuse

Captain Markeley of guardhouse bull

dozing and cursing almost continually

when on drills and formation, and of

allowing a disgraceful and bogus check

system and gambling in the company.

For signing this round robin thirty-two

men were tried and convicted, but were

subsequently released t>y General McCook,

who in a general order issued from the

headquarters of the Department of Ari

zona severely rebuked Captain Markeley

for his treatment and for violating the

regulations in permitting gambling in his

company. In his letter asking for a court

of inquiry, received by the war depart

ment, Captain Markeley denies the

charges.

Blda for a New Cruiser.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Seattle post-intelligencer. (1891). Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.], 1891-06-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045604/1891-06-02/ed-1/?sp=9

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Seattle post-intelligencer, 1891-06-02.