New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
',rAcE LOOKS SHORT-LIVED.
.o,,p,r SAID TO BE BREWING IN HAYTl
o,rrNE REPORTED TO BE PREPARING FOR
I-'' DE~cFxT ON TURKS ISLAND.

,,r REPORTED TO BE PREPARING FOR
bL'' pE.cENT ON TURKS ISLAND.
. and papers received in this city from
lf."'' s,or,.v throw new light on the
nay :, the Black Republic. First of all,
'', I'D 70 the insult offered to the Mexican
,a,e the former statement OF President
tVNs' - +bot he was authorized by President
~ ~ :. on,er the Consulate, is entirely denied.
- manifesto published in lie Moniteur,"
"a Port-au-Prnce. June 3, the President, in
nrearhle. SAYS that all former reports OF the
,1t ~ the Consulate and of dragging ont men
II. b.d taken refuge there are without word
" .rn,b SuHy, Guerrer, Francois GSTtla.
Taoer Cauvin. Lahedoyere Cauvin, Horatius
rroncion Alcindor Cszeau. Horace Alexandra,
v;n,or Antoine and IIippolvte Dieasement who
hod headed the revolution on May 2s. were found
- ,be house Of a woman named Charmantine Mon
aolice at Morue-a-Tuf, 8 suburb of the town
To mon were taken TO the city prison at Port
.u.Prince. and Suly, Guerrier and Francois
car,ia the actual ringlcsders of the insnrree-
NON. in the words OF the sable President. atoned
,or their deeds by the loss of their heads the
,.nainjpc seven are stH in prison and will have
rial before duly appointed Judges.
AZ the Havtian Consulate Hannibal Price. the
u,v.iau Minister told to a Tribune reporter YES
to-day that the Mexican Government had no
actual Consul in Port-au-Prlnce. but that the in
.erests of that republic were looked after by the
Minister of St Domingo. He s1id further that
Chormantine Mondclce WIS sister Of former
mistress of the Domonican Minister. and though
,he hung the Mexican flag from her house in
Norue-a-Tuf she had 10 legal right whatever TO
do so.
In "Ie Nonteur7 is an order issued bv Ne
nours Pierre Louis. Secretary of the Interior and
Insncctor-General of Police. fordddinG the indls-
erimnate shooting of the revolutionsts. who in
sverv SO are 10 bc arrested imprisoned and held
for trial. ANY man. soldier or civilian. who dis
olevs this order is TO be imprisoned and tried
by the tribunal Of the country for murder. With
regard to this order Minister Price said vester-
day that. the eXecutioncrs in llayti were almost
solely the worst of the soldiers. These men were
from the northern part of fIayti ard took revenge
in The course Of the revolution for the murder of
their friends when Telemaque was shot in August
1889 For time the soldiers held full sway
but all was quiet now. This news was con-
hr,ncd by private letter received by the Minister
which he showed.
With regarl to the banishment Of a large num-
her of prominent IIaytians, Mr.. Price said that
thirtv.two had taken refuge in the different Con
snlates Amnesty had been offered to these men,
but they had preferred to leave the island and TO
ioin their friends in othct countries. Every one
of them had been escorted to the outgoing vessels
by the Presidents police, and had in no way been
harmed.
From private letters received by firm Which
has large interests in Hayti. the outlook IN the
island is uncertain. For the time the revolution
has been ouashed, but all are OF the opinion that
they are standing on a slumbering volcano. This
is confirmed by news from Jamaica. Legitime,
the most formidable of HyppOlite's enemies, has
for long time made Kingston his headquarters,
ssS- ne around ffrn large party of adberents
and plenty OF money.
A person who lately arrived from Kingston,
Jamaica told a Tribune reporter last night that
the Legitime party was active, and that when the
steamship Adirondack left that port on June "a
il was reported that Lecitime and his party were
about 10 leave for Turks Island on a schooner
II is. from this island that all Presidential candl-
dates make their start. aud there Is little DOUBT
tnat legitime will soon be heard OF from one OF
the northern ports of Hayti, and then the reVOlu-
liOn will begin again in earnest.
rhc French newspaper La Fraternite, ,pnb-
lishel in Paris dated June / 6. prints a letter
showing that Rieaud who. was shot by Pres lent
lIyppaii,e or iers on May %. and for the killing
of WHouI, il is sud the French Cove rnmert have
demanded a heavy indemnify, Is not French
subject The letter is written by Ii. NJ. tlechcr,
formerly French Consul to llayti, dated January
% 1891. Minister Prize. who knew Rl9aud,
also says that he was not French subject