New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
THE STTU1TTON IN S1NTO DOMINGo'
TROUBLES OF PRESIDENT HEuREAuA
SPAIN AND FRANCE-TIIE AMERICAN s'ND'
carr ~ TIE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
LOVE STORY.

SPAIN aND FRANCE-TIIE AMERICAN S'N''
CATE IN THE DOMINICAN REPrnAc-
uEt-REAUX's LOVE STORY
NJ, .o,,..,,,,,a Incident Of the American schooner
Henry crosby at Azua. which has made hec' ,sa
tho sending Of the Kearsarge to the waters oi III"
Dominican Republic. VIII be promptly u'S'n
bv General Heureaux. President OF that f'ep"' 49,,
apology will be offered for the hriis upo" ~,
United States flag and an indemnity WI" De -
10 the wounded sailors OF the America" S0' ',, 10
At least II Is probable that such course wiz y
.,. -, caror,, yJeureaux who recently had some
,,o,h,a With the Spanish Consul-General ana WIN
whom France has suspended dlpo'h''i0 49,
Although proud. obstinate and rather "7spo 1
one-armed President is az intelhseh' aS VI >,
he will understand that 1t Is TO MS H'','. | T.
o51 tho United States to the number OF MS a"'e'
sariea. ,,., ,bs
Tb. story OF his quarrel with Sehor Pinta'o' ue
snanisb representative at Santo Domingo u 10 i'
lows according to letters from that Guy p'"' p',,
In European papers-for no he"Slnp'' u. ~ ,r IN
would have dared to print anything ue'os'''s
tho President: Heureaux is known TO De Il s'''.
,.,a ., women and one day he discovered that
he had q rival I'm the person Of a Spanard' WIN wa
loved by one of Heureaux's woman faVorl'es' Inv
Preside II vainly ordered the hidaigo 10 ie"'' w
woman's house, and had him arrested '
mornrg and thrown into dungeon. As soo' DO "
harI ~ tho arrest the Spanish Consul-|eher'l
"
theoretically the release of his co"n''S ii''" %
uaureaux told him: well your countryinah WI" Nv
set al liberty since you demand H. Du' ''7
will be assassinated' These words incense ,,
Consul General. who threatened the rleHi" -
ne rsonal indignity. IIeureaux reflected u'i' "
plntado was exceedingly popular In the co"i''y w
would BE- a rcdoubable adveri 50 tsb n i'll I'm
awav his words and set free MS opaissn s tiaVann
love i,ut the latter was promptly sent 10 iiaN
| bv the Consul General. who did not rely ''o '
| upon HeureauXS : promise. 1,.....,ort of Santa
| About two years ago the GOVerhlnen' 20 LIE
Dnwingo managed 10 get itself into an enpo ~, y,
| with the French Government over me uu,,f" re
the Santo Domingo Bank. rreneh M iis nroen omen
officials declared that the Presiu III. ny about
Sio o,o francs But the Santo Domingo autho ~
assert that money was toucheu,, ar nT sncurities
docl,ne nts abstracted consisted hereiy vi ,rha
| ionnsited against contract never eN'c"t'', 80
| Ir. sI1ent said that he had dem illded ule - .
thesa documents from the Freu,h authorlues sssnh 81
hank and that his application had peen t.il ~ th1
French Admiral De lbrai, 70 deposl liz liIld thir1l
ar the securities In the hands or resp h9iu,c % ~
party. until arbitration should nave dece ranc acel
mildly in the matter She was sa istled WIN scl7
occasionally or two men,ol war rdiny u,U din
| off the D)ninican coast ana WIN i,y Les,s In
| nrlson a French merchant nanei boiinhiY' noa,
nnlv crime Il IS said, Is that ne starter " Do go
factory in competition with one in when the ireS'
dent had an Temreax is still more Interested in pick
,np no quarrel with the United states, on account -,
the decrease In his financial resolr.es IL - ,,r, H.
1 that In 1858 the customs reVrhues rl,rs rbo
! Guarantee at Amsterdam to Dutch bankers Wiz WIZ
| 9ook IN "A loan OF fT10.WO. these revenues "
| stated then as amounting 20 Sl,9o~" lhsy i lci ~
81 9I5 iO I'm 1892 and are colecl ~ 10y az ni ia
| Concession granted in 1883 to the Amsterdam
| bankers.