The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-23
EMINENT HAYTIANS IN TOWN
THE THREE c0NTRNDING PARTIES
yOW REPRESENTED HERE


.,,h San Dominso . New Source OF
rropb,e-some OF the visitors will 90
mack ~ American CitiEens-A Com
,,.,ut or Robbery During the Voyage.
MIA s,eamship prlns Frederik Hendrix OF
A.. match National line. from Jacmel. Les
c.vss. aad Fort. au- Prince. arrived at Quaran-
AZ. At G o'clock yesterday morning. and
..,cssd her dock at the pierrepont stores.
n,oot,yn, by o'clock. There were twenty
-. nrst. class passengers from rort-au-
psincs. among whom we're: An,enor Firmin.
.,.N,nister OF Finance In Hayti: Charles A.
T,ubsny. Consul for Chill and Uruguay mt
ror,.au.Y rincs; Gen. Solomon Lamothe Con-
er.ssmsn stephen Archer; Gen. Htrard La
sors.t. formerly Governor OF Port-au-P Prince;
n.s naumeo Augusta. and Candelon Rlgaud.
a nepbew OF Ernest Rigaud. the Frsnchman
mo was shot BIZ order Of Hyppoiile on
Nay 2s.
Cant Sibslee Of tho Prins Frederik Hendrix
vas seen by Sun reporter as soon as tho Ves-
I'll touched her pier.
ave wore at Jacp,el on the 18th" said the
r.ntain. mt Los Cages on the l4th. and at
Sor,au Prince n tho 10TH We were In the
ssrbor twenty hours. Everything Is quiet In
H,vu and business is to all appearances
nro,ncrous. Tho stories that have been cir
sulstsd about excitement on the islsnd ore
fsls,. rort.au-lrince Is Just rs peaceful as 1t
10 on this wharf,"
"Do you think they are making ready for
disturbance down thereI"
have no opinion on that subject" was the
non.commttal reply OF tho Captain. In oil
nrohablll,y lIyppolts will be ovorthrown in
dina. hut not Immediately. Whom those fell
lovs down there get such lesson as they did
an Nav %, they are not 10 hurry to renew
tho experience
A, the Haytian Consulate the secretary said
<hat MI rerorts agreed that quiet reiGned In
port.nu. Prince and private letters to Kun
hardt 4 Co., Jimcnes. Haustedt Il Co.. and to
ina CLYDE and Atlas steam ship companies con-
filmed these statements
Most of the passengers from Hayti wont i'm
modiutsiy TO tho Ito ell Griffon. 10 West Ninth
street. Many are on their way to France The
esnsrnl opinion among hem was that Hippo
lite will remain in power for some time to
como He is STRONGER than his enemies. be-
eause there are S. many marty leaders in the
opposi,ion that they cannot agree to stand to-
90 her for ore ~, man: Lsg ,nh1 they say Is
Tho week ioowing are substantially true.
Ed iresrcnsitIo ior tn. slaughter Of indi-
vlduel, after The main t,Ght Of thai day. The
murders which succeeded the uprising were
easily accom-! lshed. on account OF The turbu-
lent times. Many OF the Haytians now in Now
ton OF taking out NATURALIZATION payers. be-
cause they are safer in Hayti II not citizens OF
One vel informed gentleman said that there
what has as yet been reported here. The re:
public has been &c Dss sn bom TS%s :l .Ss
privilege OF trading with ihut part Of
position and decided not to nay il a Hence en-,
thrown out 81 T WORK their Minds
s sh, 10 plotting Toby. former nd
ise 1 to San Dominso 10 arrange his aiiiisu'y.
but the we'll Informed think that he was. sent
Keep htT oq. Of IN Hay
:; ~ Fnssss snS r. u n%f
r. nas .S Ssf has Is
i tina! Mr.. Fjrmin resigned his. Important
Sse because aus hS i.ls The earth shaking he.
bourcoeno ior Havre next Saturday. He de-
MED that his trip to France has any political
s ons saG a. is going to Paris for
o1 s d sa nSi wH IT,, dss snsh to
tbs inereHsins' French ipiiusncs, ana the
FrenShmen q the ever rsdomina!ins AmerI.
both nations but governed by neither. 1t is
IL Mole ST. Nicholas to the United states.
igreisn, patton from obtaining a fcoth"ld il
slider this territorial matter question Of life
AMI death for the nation:
IN No u" "endision when resiened .ni thimS
safe As long rs there i such great dlssenslon
frmn sad h hoV w H IN d his house, on May
X whom the riots occurred and knew no more
70 make a loan o. 81 900 O6O from the Port-au-
fiince bankers IlS.I was untrHe. o,., n,-,
talked freely on the subject OF the Haytian
dGi,t,sultieii;; III, 4" !. nephew Of Mr. Ernest
Is. While iiyrpoiite was riding through 0 Tie
s!reets q Port an. Prince. he passed BY Mr..
aDss fanh %hG vas smoking on hi. bal
ard shot lis nephew protested aud was also
~ was not present At the time" said Mr.
a a:s !, j. tnrF%, bns heard = the shooting
cumslance. attend ing the death q Of my uncle
ars N" so Ts "na ,Ss
ttcIIlery n,e.ent OF course do rot know any
s ssi1S Of VIA, h.Dpened II seems to p. lha.
w
yet cxGent tina; they arc both dead"
Mr.. kiGnud also said that worry little WINS
khown IN Port:au- Prince OF what was going on
among the exilss at Kingston. 1t Is almost as
much as mans !ife ~ worth to get informa-
tion on tho subject In Port-au-Prince. md
any onn who does get such news Quickly de-
sroys 1t and imrarts It to. no one. Mr.. RigRud
and will return 10 llnyii in November.
cA%ong the other arrivals, at the Hotel
Grlnou is Mr.. Charles a. d'Aubiguy. Hc has
Eeeen;y been made n knight OF the French
legion 81 Honor for having established ut
rort.au-Prince IL hospital for invalid sailors VI
~ nntlnns ut personal expense OF &l4.O,W.
zen Daumec AuHlse is also at the Grifrou.
nsls very indignant at the treatment received
ep board the Prins Frederik Hendrix, and his
tsllhpw ras; engers Join in his complaint; They
S sr% It, ,rn from Port..n.lrince TO New York
sGa the service they say WAS exerrabls. Gen.
Auguste 10 particularly vehement in his accu-
Sat.nh, i"r he SAYS that he was robbed OF $500
e gnlu dGring the VOYAGE OF which he claims
net aptain refused to- make a. y inve stieation.
i sya mat he bnd probably been robbed on
s ssy,nr him in ,h b. monty IL small SsSS
IN ,hhs z. 'hmnpght there was about 500
Ems .ns Dag. The pprser counted II in the
s.nn nre'ence and found $40. He
Sno os,,L,n me General . rscsipt Tor that amount.