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continues to be of a most friendly character. The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years tho nre visions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such a continuance,…
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continues to be of a most frien€ly character. The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in…
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lief ti ns far proposed would be preferred to continued inaction. FOia:»GV l.'KI.ATIONS. EXTUIKT.Y AMK'ABLE. Our relations with all foreign powers con tinue to be amicable. V»'ith Belgium a con veniso…
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The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view of the relations of J that country to th…
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course wilh Ureal llritain is of most friendly character The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years tlin provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such con…
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The government of Hawaii has indicated Its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view of the relations of that country to the …
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tinue to be of a most friendly character. SAITDWICH ISLANDS. The Government of Hawaii has Indi cated Its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reci procity treaty. Suc…
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continues to bo of a most friendly character. The government of Hawaii has indicated its wilhngnesB to continuo for seven years thoDro visions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such a continuance, i…
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ain continues to bo of a most friendly char acter. The Government of Hawaii has indi cated its willingness to continue for seven .years the provisions of the existing reciproc ity treaty. Such continu…
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continues to be of a most friendly character. I he government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the pro visions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such a continuance…
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be of a most friendly character. HAWAII. The Government of Hawaii has indicated Its willingness to continue for seven years tho provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view…
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continues to be of a most friendly characters The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years tfe previsions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in…
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continues to be of a most friendly character. The government of Hawaii has Indicated tts willingness to continue for sevea years ti a provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, i…
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continues to be of a most friendly character. The governmeat of Hawait has Indicated its willingness to continue for seven years th provisions of the existing reaprocity treaty. Such continuance, in v…
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continues to be of a most friendly character. The government of Hawaii has indloated its -^Ulingnesa: ta"j&ontinue for. seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance,…
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continues to be of a most friendly character. The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in…
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The government of Hawaii has Indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view of the relations of that country to the …
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The government of Hawaii has indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view of tile relations of that country to the…
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The government of Hawaii bus indicated its willingness to continue for seven years the provisions of the existing reciprocity treaty. Such continuance, in view of the relations of Hint country to the …
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republic has made prompt provision for adju dicating the losses suffered by foreigners be cause of hostilities there, and the claims of certain citizens of the United States will be in this manner det…
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tilities there, and the claims of certain citizens of the United States will be in this manner determ ined. The long pending claims of two citizens of the United States, Pelletier and Lazare, have bee…
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Hor First Guns Send the Hostilo Ploot Scurrying Away. I Victory tor the. lMrm Nortls-Tho Fleet Couldn't Town Anyway-No Bloodshed-. OM Eaodna of Women to the UontolM nnd ot Dominicans by the 8elaaw, wh…
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The most terrible misery relgna at the capital. Tort iu rrlnce can i tand no more, and U uttering crlet off Irsge and auger against Legitime Long since aba would bavo anion and driven oat the pirate, …
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anchor had boon overboard so long that ttio cablo was completely fouled, and the services of a blacksmith bad to bo secured to cut the lusted and useless chain. Cant. Compton was a happy man when told…
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3. Strike among glass workers ro Lyons. France. ia Count Von Moltke retired as chief of the staff of Germany, and was succeeded by the Count Von Walderseo. 14. Two thousand cotton mill carders at Blac…
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ENTHUSIASTIC. News ‘has at last come from the north of Hay. The movements of Hyppolita and his followers have been partly veiled In mystery of late, and the story of his success or downfali left mueh …
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row Detile, {New York Tribune.) News hes at Jast come from the north of Haytl, The movements of Heppolite and his followers have been partly veiled in mys tery of late, snd the story of his suecess or…
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would be tolerated, under a formal pro test and au appeal for future arbitration, commanded one of his gunboats to tow the Haytien Republic to the position in tue outer harbor occupied by her when cap…
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Admiral Lu:e Sails. AN INSULT TO OUB MINISTER. Hlppolyte Marching oi the Capital and Legitime Throwing Up Fortifications A Decisive Battle Expected The News in New York. Port au Prince, Jan. 8. Admira…
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strong enough, however, to encourage him to resist tho lender little vess Is tins govern ment sent to Hnyti to enforce the demand for the releoßo the captured America steamer, Haytien Kcpiblic. Put th…
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of the tetuporul rights, of the Pope. A rebellion has broken out in the Wau country in I'pper Burmah. The prisoners in the Swebo Jail, In Burniuu. recently made an attempt to eseupe. Several were kill…
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soldiers, snllio 1 out on their tour of seizure on Dec. 'J7. Tbe most prominent people tbey arrested were M. Ijivnud. editor of The L'Oeil; T. Auguste, advocate; C. J. Gentil, merchant: J. l.eger and …
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blockade. It seems by no means clear that the Haytien Republic was not knowingly violating the blockade when she was seized, and that is what the surrender under protest means. It certainly must be pr…
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101 six hours yesterday Tuduuiiencdlct l sitting Hrooklyn hoard ovldonto and argu ment nbout the libelled numoNwar Con orQ which the Dominican Consul ayswn i bought and iillttcd for his Govornmcnt but…
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States Court to six years in the Erie penitentiary- Editor William O'Brien refuses to avail himself of the freedom offered by the Farnell Commission upon the application of Sir Charles Russell unless …
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Koiieut StiiEU the peu.sion-ofliee clerk of New York City, who was convicted of forging pension checks, was, on the 21st, s-entenced by. lodge lteuedict iu the United Slates Court to six years in the …
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1,628 tons net, owned by J. Bullock, of London. _ _ Robert Sioel, the pension-office clerk of New York City, who was convicted of forging pension checks, was, sentenced by Judge Benedict in the United…
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London. Robert Sigel, the pension-office clerk of New York City, who was convicted of forging pension checks, was, on the 21st, sentenced by J udge Benedict in the United States Court to six years in …
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In 1810 a new constitution was adopted pro viding for a four years' presidency, and Po Pe tion was chosen, but he died In PS18 "net without suspicion of Vaudeux )len," says the mulatto hhiterian. Gen.…
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LEGITIME. nYTPOLITE. 4o,000,000, chiefly to France. The white planters claimed a sharo in tho French re public, tho poor whites opposed tho planters, tho colored (mulatto) intrigued against both, and …
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tlss mu-lattoes multiplied growing both politically and socially Into an inter mediate caste In-1 TBI under the in fluences growing through the French Involution the antipathies of the three' classes—…
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$?200,000,000. That I boliore to be a blind. We arc more likely to secure another West In dian island. ?This much is certain?a gentleman rery high in the confidence of the Dominican re public recently…
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opponents by surprise The Dominicans opposed all inch attempts A they were in duty bound to oppose thorn Then Gen Mora was called to PortauPrlncs by LvEltlme as 51 r Zohrab must Troll know with the av…
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Parisian training, nnd there are ninny lively nnd ngrccublo women nmong theso mulattoes. Thoy nro known ns Snug Jlolce, or mulattoes, to distinguish them from the whites bom on tho islnnd, who form th…
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manded by Gonorals. Tho soldiora aro police and tho officers judges. Wheuovor recruits aro wanted thoysoizo nnyono who comoa along, boy or man. and ho has to sorvo or escape to tho mountains or tho re…
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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. …
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roment or dlmiked by this or that chief In cluding an Inoffensive Frenchman who a liar lar din nepbow bud beau token among tho rebels and also nhot M itlgand the grandson of tha French General who fro…
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taken Into the secret There wero about loo ot those arrests and tho prisoners were con fined in the Government prison at Portau Prince together with at least a hundred other prisoners accused of vario…
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regard .to the conduct of the foreign con suls during and since the recent bloody occurrence iu the llaytiaa capital. It is Usual in such circumstances for the de feated belligerents to find refuse in…
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kill in defending yourself, you kill well that is, you kill according to all legal forms. The rebels must le annihilated, and also the party which they represent." Want Some More Itloodshed. fcIt is s…
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be annihilated and also the party which they represent. Then the paper lays all responsi bility upon the head of Munigat the oxllea leader and the probable instigator of tno troubles which caused on M…
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ment of Bordentown Military Institute took place to- day. The graduates were George Armstromg, W. Leo Capps, Fred. M. @onley, James B. Faulks, Harry B. Hickman and Lawrence iv. Potter. dh RUMORS OF HY…
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tieerctnrjr und the RepreatUye or H eversl rorclsa 1UtoeA SerIOus Vp rlDlBK noted In I ha South The rumors of revolution and murder which bins been rscelved from Iortnulrinca and other Haytlan ports t…
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flecetbs tarnation ol the Black Republic In u 1804 will aid In understanding the present tuition at 1ortttuPrlnco IMiialloep the first President was tour dtred In 1800 Cbrlstopbe the second killed kie…
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liament, has declared'that female suf fragerought to form a part of the cowing electoral reforms. His party at present is not in sympathy with the movement, but may eventually drift that iay. Legitime…
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guarding tho a vi r.t! seaport cities were being strongly garris .11 d, isnecially at Port-au Prince, and orders were being issued by Presi dent liippo.'yte that if the exihs returned to file city and…
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tached to the Baltimore, testified: On October 17 I went to the police station, «a w the judge of crimes and askod why o>ir men were arrested and if they could not l>e released. Il« replied that they …
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negroes of Haytl were freed from lavery timer hare had I dread of being annexed br a for elgn power and again becoming servants oi he white men lllppolrt has on leveral occasions cautions Intimated th…
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a pretended revolution provoked by the Ameri can element living in those islands, and simply bwcause the group is the key to the navigation of the Pacific ocean. (en. Florville Hippolyte sends as his …
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HIPPOLYTE WILL TAKE" A RIDE. nis Army Will Follow and the People Will Do Awed, Perhaps. Kingston, Jamaica, March 3. Pres ident Hippolyte of Hayti, with a view to suppressing tho incipient revolutions …
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wnl not satisfactory tu tho prosldont, who had tlio vaults of tho hank opened und tho $18,000 abstracted. He was taken prisoner by tho French cruisers in tho liurbor, mid his case will coino before th…
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teen miles south of Vallenar and near the central line of totality. The sky promises lo bo clear and an excellent opportunity lo make observations is promised. mrroi.VTi ni-i.s SAFI- Knurl 1)1 Ituvoli…
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closed to the authorise t a plot of an? archists to destroy the Whiting Works of E. V. Crandall, on Grand Avenn Maspeth, L. I. Three dynamite bombs have been found under the stable in the rear of the …
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interview related to mo almost word lor jvorit what had transpired between Mr Dupuy and myself and udUseii mu not to place too much confiiiuncB In his protplsns Mr Lesplnasno I found to ho young genll…
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trolled l.y Americans, nnd enterprtslne Amer icans hai en tlnRorln almost every commercltd Pteintlin repulillr. Mlol which till- Iho ex iled patrlntH wltli lirMencnl Itidlunntlon, and their rellylt.tr…
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Manigat, with his followers, will land upon Haytian shores at a point on the north side of the island as far as possible from the capital, There Manigat will raise his standard and call upon the peopl…
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ment is anxious to hear whether the re port of Mr. Smythe's alleged interference in Haitien affairs be true, believing that if it is, the acquirement of the Mole is something for the very remote futur…
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Vaitien ports. Her officers had heard nothing of the troubles in Haiti or San pomingo. At. St. Marie, however, they said that «the Goverpment of Huiti had put aboard of her-two colored men who were po…
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dispat/i to the frontier in order to have tbia axpuhs; n carried out." R«-t>«»Uion In Haiti. Xew Tork. Nov. 9—A Worid di*pat'h from K:r.r*"»n. Jama:*, says San f> ■fcy advices report heavy figh::ng b»…
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In the tory press hero Mr. Jt dmond and his theory that England's dfllcimy la Ireland's opportunity were unanimously repudiated. I'prlNlnK1 In Ilaj'll SiiiiiircHMi'il. Copyright ISM by Press Publishin…
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This statement was made to me to night in response to questions by Henry M. Smythe, the diplomatic representative of the United States to the Islands of Hayti and Santo Do mingo. In the former republi…
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the Porto RIcans have only been wait ing for a favorable opportunity to throw off the yoke of Spain Personal ly I am in favor of the independence of the island but the majority of mer chants to my kno…
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and prospective, of the Americans. The wildest and strangest and most absurd rumors find ready currency In the city. The chairman of the Cuban junta in Hayti is Dr. J. E. Nuftez, who declares himself …
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ers ca tie grc-ai taa; the treaty of :*H i 3 purely reciprocal. a rarty to tlie other a specific rvt-rts for privilege* grastad. Bat s»eh xa excuse hkeiy to hare little Jo«« if tie W«r. Is di-aa water…
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has been elected to a chair in Edinburgh University, Prince Henry of Prussia is in Pekin. A special dispatch from Rome says that the recent riot9 in Milan and elsewhere were premature demonstrations o…
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bill nu resumed and Mr Butler POP A BATTLE FORE AND AFT A Special Announces that the American Fleet has Resumed Operations And That an Army of Insurgents 1 Is at the Same Time Operating in the Rear of…
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According to official advices, the forts and bat- teries at Santiago de Cuba were undamaged; not a single Spaniard was killed or wounded, and not a single shell struck the Spanish cruiser Cristobal Co…
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supposed thev will go to Tampa. CONFLICTING REPORTS. Eeports from Santiago de Cuba Eegarding faval Engagement Unsatisfactory. New York, June 3. The Tribune posts the following bulletin: Port au Prince…
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firmnation of the reports of the repmmie of tiio revolutionary party at Monte Christi. General Augustin Morales ammd Romijio Iluctz were killed. Five of the Insurgents were taken prlsoner mind shot th…
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wr* j>rotabiy had i.v> fv» Faei'A arrived h» re on June I. half mfgtf .y, t»r "ifring from New York pro for the nary, which she landed at Hfcttsrwtown. Bahama '"hand*. Sue away about o'clock the same …
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bringing from Nm- York pro rtiafe* for the navy, which she landed at jfastisewtown, Bahama isianda. She o£pri away about if) o'clock the name ggfct far the? otjct, it is *aid, of fliiir.g j, B empty p…
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a gilmpsc of it h is been seen since. It may be that the final n<\ In the Span ish-American war drama of which the Cu ban revolution was but the prologue, may be enacted here, where the insurrection o…
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morrow. All Indications are that Southeast ern Cuba will be the scene of active naval and military operations for some time. Here are assembled the squadrons of great fighting ships, and, looking down…
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boy.. tion, and theIsitial blow was struck Sperial to the Tribune. Key WestJuneL-A reportwasre tsecohumminder of the Vizciya hud wur? Kingsto Jamaleay June-Rrports whlch would huve to be pasied when t…
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The stock exchange delegates are I J A Pollock W H Tibbals J E Jackson M S Pendergast P J Con way I Ii I i DOMINICAN UPRISING I Another Report That President Eeu reauz Has Been Shot Copyright iSiS by …
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with a Spanish force sustained a fire near Punta Cabrera from the insurgents on the land side and from the American war ships The Spanish forces are well in trenched on the line from Sibourney to Agua…
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cruisers of the first class, and heavily ■med, together with three torpedo boats. With Admiral Sampson's arrival there. Wednesday the blockade was much strengthened, and although the plans to starve o…
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with a Spanish force sustained afire near Punta Cabrera, from the insurgents on the land side and from the American war ships. The Spanish forces are well In trenched on the line from Sibourney to Agu…
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On Board the Associated Press Dis patch Boat Dauntless off Santiago de Cuba Wednesday Night June S via Kingston Jamaica Thursday June 9 730 a Communication between the island of Cuba and the outer wor…
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that another revolutionary conspiracy foot. At this moment the Olivia, a small sloop, Is passing along the northern coast of Haytl picking up Dominicans, for the purpose, It Is derstood, of a Cristi 2…
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cure an end of one of the cables running out of Cuba and which, when properly connected, will give Admiral Sampson direct communication with the depart ment at Washington. Secretary Alger declined to …
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New Bedford, Mass., June 20.—The New Bedford baseball team disbanded at the close of today’s game, the co operation soheme having proved a fail ure. ORDERED TO QUIT HAYTI. Cape Haytien. Hayti, June 20…
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tiem, I advised the Pope to remain in his room yesterday, but to-day his Holiness is holding his usual audience.” Young Jiminez Must Leave Halt. (Ccpyright, 1898, by the Associated Press.) CAPE HAITIE…
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tion between the Spaniards in Santiago and the outside world over the French cable through the medium of an American mili tary censor. This was effected today by the restoration of the circuit running…
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eral Shatter settled the matter by saying biuntly: "No, Let them get into Santiago and then we will know where we have got them.” The Soanish troops have abandoned Caney and fallen back upon Santiago.…
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view of the diminished incomes of the peo ple. Hard times had created discontent and political unrest, which it was expedient to conciliate by reforming the government and reducing its cost. Ten days …
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schooner. At Inaqua they embarked In cognito on a German fcteamer bound for Cap Haytien. There they landed ami sought out Dr. Dellundo of the local Cuban Junto, who, finding the coast clear, re shippe…
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x Vnpl _ tiril «_,» disnateh from Nou olk A l ,nl A U1|M Fort au Prince says: it is reported that the Dominican government is massing tloopH on the frontier in fear of invasion v 'Ltan ,1 nu liiez tro…
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cf operations is desperate. It is added that the federalists, or 'Insurgents, are pushing their operations and the banks of Sucre, the capital of Boliva, have refused to furnish any funds to Alon zo's…
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HAYTI GROWS TRANQUIL. President Heureux Makes a Tour of The Republic. New York, May 16.—A dispatch to the Tribune from Porto Plata. Hayti, says: The Haytian government accepts the delimitation of the …