Burglary Foiled At Bleecker Street Jewelry Store
Two men were found inside Joseph B. Lewis's jewelry shop at 88 Bleecker Street in the early hours. One suspect, James Brady also known as James H. Morrison, a noted burglar, was arrested after a baton was broken over him by a policeman during the attempted escape.
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Collapse of Paris Government Aided by Pope
London dispatches report a complete rupture between the Paris Government and Gambetta with Empire restoration likely. The Pope is said to assist, and the scheme gains strength in unexpected quarters while Bismarck suffers great mental excitement, nearly insane according to club rumors.
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Elections in Paris and Versailles Amid War News
Advices from Paris report elections adjourned to the 8th inst and the Orleanists seen as favored. Paris suffers severe starvation with hundreds dying daily while Prussians push sanitary work and anticipate heavy levies. Trochu faces strong unpopularity and contemplates retreat to Brittany as wounded prisoners are exchanged at Versailles.
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Provisions Prices Debate Amid War Food Shortages
The article notes ongoing food provision costs and casualties among horses, with German troop movements shaping Paris defenses. Berlin plans marching routes through Paris by March, with Versailles departure on the 4th. Troop clearances and urban damage around Rue de Rivoli and the city center are described, as authorities arrange relief provisions for Vallah.
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Distinguished nominees for the National Assembly in Paris
The Paris race lists Favre Arago Jules Simon Ernest Picard Eugene Garnier P Jules Ferry Henry Rochefort Cremieux Glais Bizoin and Admirals Soisset Pothouan Ronciere de Nourey as nominees. Versailles advices say Scherer wins nomination for moderate Republicans. Across France, reports indicate a majority of Imperialists and Monarchists in the Assembly.
French Troops in Switzerland Seek Clothing Aid
About 66,000 French soldiers are in Switzerland and the Swiss government requests French authorities to provide clothing. German advances continue on the 2nd and 3rd lists with 200 French wounded reported at the hospital in Nuremberg Baden.
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Subjugation of France and calls for lenient peace terms
The article notes heightened unease after Paris fell and low funds in spirit, with hopes the Bordeaux Assembly will accept peace terms. It urges the powers to instruct their London Conference representatives to pursue lenient terms to enable negotiations and a swift resumption of war if needed.
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Election turmoil and quake hit Oaxaca in brief
The article notes the dying election excitement in Mexico with Diaz supporters aiming for the presidency and Juarez loyalists trying to oust Romero and Mejia from the Cabinet. It mentions Romero’s sale of church property to replenish the Treasury, the completion of another stretch of the Mexico and Vera Cruz Railroad, Diaz denying Cabinet meetings on Zona Libre, an earthquake at Oaxaca on the 15th with no deaths, approval of five months of free corn imports into Yucatan from April, and Gen. Paz named Governor of the Federal district with Velez resigning.
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