The sun., 1891-06-09

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| would happen, and she asked the sphew, who
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It's no nse." he said TO Mrs Rieaud. they
Tho remark was overheard By q Government
h bsore ths sPrss PssSsa
they they have ..S already murdered him the Pres
MIR. President." replied the boy. II have
never never taken up arms against your Govern
Did you make that remark'" again de-
- ..I have been loyal subject to you," tho boy
Shoot him." said the President. and the
boy boy, wa. taken out in front ot the palace and
The 4, rst shs Of these stories was told BY Pr
tie shin an The secona Sss Sy
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draEeed from their houses and shot. All loyal
cltizsns were armed. In oider that they might
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men and the coachmen carried guns and belts
Ina.S fnIIi Sf ga Sartrdges The public s,ores were
polite called tosether The Congress- on hon.
mat had been dons had Been done Tor ihe egg good
81 the people and TO preserve order. !ie closed
Hs hsSls0gi and pepu,,e.
will also have the high satisfaction OF Joining
me me i1 the holy duty q conseeratine to Heaven
grace OF that projection which has never ceased
70 cover our dear country. and at the same
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ioE the welfare 0, the STATE. and to 70 90 !bas
AID al Wishes work Tor and concur In the civ:
flizatlon Of the country by liberty and union"
drs.s 81 sas q ss ppaS FSpS s se .s
in spite OF the serious and painful preoccupa-
tiEns which during ths last few DAYS have
most pressing duties Of your high mission. we
.p.s aI Yo% In give
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power and 10 facilitate It's necessary and nrdu:
Of your civic virtue andsoi Your legal I OPENING. p'
Tho National Assembly is indebted to you.
Mr.. President. for the high mark OF contd CO
which You give it at this time, and salutes you
with a marked difference and welcomes you In
its midst. Tho LEGISLATURE OF the nation has
not followed without continued and sympa-
thetic attention the incessnnt Efforts which you
have made to Insure It's Welfare and to assure
to II III return for Its confidence the inestima-
ble good OF PUBLIC, security. rendered more
effective. more solid. by a guarantee. of all
rights under the protection Of public liberty.
They Applsud above all. and most soemnly.
Mr.. President the noble and proud position
you intend TO maintain toward the country In
Its rank Of free nuiion. independent among
the friendly powers of the two worlds"
The Orenie Nassau sailed away at midnight.
One Of the passengers with whom THE Sun
reporter talked, said that President Hyppolite
had declared have no more confidence in
prisons. We will take NO more prisoners. Let
Consul General Hannibal Price said that tho
trouble was all caused by outlaws left over
from the last rebslliop. He did not believe any
Of the stories offnnrder. He said Ills private
the sinsurrectiGn at 10o. Oiher estimates YES.
terday from all sources varied from 90 to $50.
Probably more than lO0 have been killed. and
the killing may bo going on yet.
Fred Douglass. the United States Minister.
was expected on the Orenle Nassau. but did
not sail on account OF the unsettled condition
Of affairs In the country. He will come next
III Gnth.