The sun., 1891-07-04
TOLD BY FRED DOUGLASS.
THE Latest NEWS or THE HAT-
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wnd and B,oody Times While the Revolt
Lastcd-Danger or Another FiEht-Hyp.
politics. Curious Proclamation.
Frederick Douglass. the United States MIN
istor to Hayti. with his wife and Secretary.
arrived In this city on the steamer PRIME
william III. yesterday, and went on to WASH
ineton By the nrst train. To reporter no
said:
Everything has been quiet In Port-au-
Prince since the outbreak OF May 2S. and be.
lisve that the insurrection was enectually sup
pressed. But while the revolt lasted the peo-
pie were wild over II. and no one could say that
his life was safe anywhere in the city. De.
tween fifty and sevsnty-fve mon. all well
armed. took part In the uprising. Going to tho
prison they killed some OF the guards drove
away the rest and liberated all the prisoners.
But by the time this was done Hyppolite's
troops wore upon them. and there was sharp
fight for few minutes, and then the troops
won and the others fed for their lives. There
were NO great numbers involved. but the exc
cutlon was terrible while 1t lasted.
when the rebels scattered Hypoite and his
men rods up and down the streets looking for
them. He did not order executions right and
loft, but he did order the killing Of svery one
OF his enemies that he found. There was no
pretsnce OF q trial. they wore dragged out and
'HSf Is not true. IS was reported, that had 70
sf os my ,Sf hoa..hoia ay but we Sers tim. II
great danger, from, the STRAY bullets that were
hying around our house: .m.s ,,-,.
tho revolt. When ! III there .Xo French
y. h: SsSoh o r. S SSan ana daS liz
Nj MI. Douglass. said that he had come home
he should pass most OF the time In Washing
tomm, o -, A.. p-,,r WILLIAM TIT oaid
ePa epashea QUIZ hs snees Of Hsppes ne.dsd
ss % osspnm.n ssasS ssdif 'Ssn Try
would he eventually assassinatsd.. II was said
% Ss aHs SSs'a .nses Gs ad
Delivered del. ere T, up her father to b shot
No OLE can and 81
Up to date 27i persons hav; been % fhot oy
,sr k;s.tss B5Sr
Would , not 5. appointed unless there were con
sS. xsn ' r %ess sS
Ass linz ss .ns M Ga5S: Gns sFHufS. Ty
formerly o. yDpos II ,.1Ga to shs TS.yy iy
sail said that The order rom HypDoite e R9ydigo;
of OF these suspects. RoyiEo shot hali dozen;
x.s n.ss given Se oaps %s' a. fes: fo
su.fPne. .fs ioT 3. Ssesass i.oS%s
ei to has
Hannibal Price. tho Haytian Minister to the
United states rsoeyed n asd yssdfefda{ pl mai ses
| Secretary et state:
vsss $ps a .ss to s::
homes und Or the safeEnsrd Of the uey srnnens =.
ss;y :
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1891 in the yifiE
wAsH1NcToS, July slMinster Douglas sin IN an an
1hn. he had 1. been ssesS,sa ssss'd Bs
sGd s%py days
ME Douglass evidently sympathizsd entirel,
,a troubIe U and . Ssnrecates what he regarded as
the sensationai and unfair accounts OF fas
.s1rsa m % the
italians II New Orleans as 4, an us'EaioPb r. bS 81
n1s sS:sFS: aeiRss s1sois mater sssS:
station for American warships: hs thought
himself aonsa tia. t. Ss the been ssr
ttimid or procrnstinating in tho matter.
| He referred to the course OF Admiral
Gherardi as in effect demand for tho Mole as
areward for the good oflicos Of the, United
il inteEisr1,G Hsn6,;,d in the contest between
This, Mr.. Douglass thinks, was e, Door r
style Of neGotiauons and 81, says oat., that ,ne ne
Simply through leading the, Hyppollte
Goyernment TO e.: that a. they % ~. Should fm,aL
est OF commerce and civilization. Mr.. Doug.
| iass has no doubt he would have succeeded II
| Admiral Gohersrdi had kept away.
| Negotiations for the removal OF sundry tariI
| rules By which vessels are now detained
| duties according to law. are IN progress. 1t
| was said that the Vessels would soon bo freed
| from the ANNOYANCE.