Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
QUIET IN HAYTl.
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the Interests OF Els Subjects
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GA-en4 sailed from t1s bTooklfn nasH 4re
sEatay fer lort az Frlaoe where s1s 49,
TeAate he kesrslgs t1s latter Nessal
1asllg boea olasfed l. Eet.Ea AorsA A.
LAeuk1 ll4s hEs.lsl WaI ls practically Al
AL ed II Il understood thai the United
states Government deems K necessary Ia
Keep al vessel st fuIs a. Prince 40
ol1sr - properly To-eet American IatsE-
ssIs there
WAszINeroS Aug - The State De
paTtnsnt Las taken no aclSR ~ The matter
or se1aiag = ns - AlulsseI - haya, as re-
Qusssed bf Admiral C-sgzTol IL l. under
stood that nothing ~lll be done until Il Il
sesa wAstLer HPpOlytes victory Ia com
plets An1 lis government hkely 70 De ao-
eeptsd by ne peoyie and 10 become per
nlaneat one When t4ls fact Is ests bilshed
Minister Douglass vii be directed 70 pro
coed 70 his posi- and @ssa,ns tie duties OF
hts position
q TIE war originated IN the troubles which
followed the Eight of Pfes.asni o&lomea AL
efHayti for CBoe ~as uaitee IA demanding he
AID c.uon. and OF August ~. isse he red as
Leeitme has tea before al army Of 400
norl4ern men. wbo We're 81 The gates oi Port
a. Prince unasr Genera TEe4em.Que. ne~
eleouou was ordered, and The CANDIDATES we're
General Seice ThelemaQoe sno General Fran
co Denis Iegitime. Theienaque had the sup
port of The north, the northwest and Tie Dc
partment Of Aotebonete. snd Legitims was
backed by The rest Of The coulSry. On tie
night OF September =. before he election a.
over there was Giot n Port a. Pr Ice AND 0ea-
eral The.em@0ue was killed HIS soldiers we've
euarterea awsy from their arms which vers
sc zec by Legiiine. and he soldiers were liter
ally kicked out Of tie town. Legtine :
fri~ HS Il "a Of Il
pure accident buI the nortaerners declared
that he Was assassinateo. and tGey demanded
that Legltme withdraw from the can
didscy Tor the Presidency. Instead OF
doing go the latter proclaimed him
self The Chief Executive and pro
ceeded 10 put down the disarected north
erners who lad risen against hlm- The elee-
tion IS ty house OF deputies consisting OF
ghty four members The northern deputies
withdrew. Dut Lsg.upe got enough togetner
20 gei tnrough the form OF az election. and on
December lo Re inousurated reg
ularly as President He had money.
arms anc what there was OF tie H@ytien navy.
lie kept the southern cities n line very well,
but the whole north rose against him under
Hyppolite. Then they began 10 hunt Tor arms
and munitions OF war; anc vessels which could
be got chesply and converted into armed
cruisers LegiUne declared al OF
tho northern ports blocksdec- lie
captured the steamer Raytien Repub-
lie and Admiral Luce went down with
the Galena and got the vessel. By May Hyp-
polite WAS IN possession OF nearly ali the coun-
Try except Port Prince IL 10 estimated
that the cost OF the war for the year has been
about ten million dollars. great many
bloody battles were reported always with VIC
tory for both SIDES. but the estimate OF the
killed does not exceed 400