Haiti in the American PressHaití en la prensa estadounidense
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jfa niostf rierdlv character. The govern r.ent ot Hawaii has indicated its willing ness to continue for seven years the prov iens of the existing reciprocity treaty. Mich continuance in view ot tße re…
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••There's no terror, headache, in your threats." For I am armed so stronp with remedy Ttiat I pass pain by. as an idle word. Siuce the discovery of Saltation tin. PKOl'D OF Til K KESI I.TS. The Baltim…
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0? 'he sunken vessel can be Been. here is great excitement in the A part of the population as W' fd in the fighting on the ';£ri"s. Everybody is astounded ut ’he audacity of the American Vessel. Ameri…
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to-day from Tampa in charge of Lieut. Johnson, of the Fourth artillery. Cas tellanos is a Spaniard and has trav eled all along the Atlantic coast. Mil ler is said to be an Englishman. No papers were f…
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John W. Carey. The Republicans elected Clerk. E. E. Pflurrh; Street Commissioner, Win. Moore; Council, J. C. Hanna. RELATIONS STRAINED. Port Au Prince, Ilayt.i. April 4.—T1« relations between the repu…
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j say that the cyclone did enormous dam age in the interior of that island, a number of coffee and cocoa estates be ing devastated. Le Mourie, a suburb, was half destroyed. There were a num ber of fat…