War News From Paris Front and Global Developments
Reports say fierce fighting around Paris with a Prussian force of 30 000 checked on the Orleans line and retreating in confusion. Paris' provisioning holds. Strasburg garrison sorties failed. Favre meets the king on peace talks. Russia masses troops on Prussian frontier. Crimea and Baltic shipyards active. Italian troops enter Rome amid welcome. Mazzini to head a new ministry. Vermont Ninth District nomina tion and New York Democrats rally to reelect Hoffman. Chicago platform favors free trade and war stance. slur language fades from headlines.
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Mazzini
Missouri and Kansas Crime and Politics Roundup
Missouris A C Barton of Keokuk was found dead near Bolivar with throat cut. Kansas City forgery arrests and a murder in Clay county are noted along with calls for a Missouri Fourth District candidate against Parker. In Iowa Rev George D Stuart resigns. Lyons Leffingwell seeks Gouprees seat. a horse doctor Hopkins jailed for a murderous attack on Dr Walker. Buffalo herds shrink?
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Favre Bismark Talks Spark Hope for Peace
London dispatches report a cabinet meeting failed to yield news on Favre and Bismark talks. Bismark reportedly leans toward negotiating with the Provisional Government, rejects armistice, while Russia warns against German territorial gains and prepares for possible offensive from the Polish frontier. Rome occupied by Italian troops without bloodshed as Florence cheers, Paris fortifies defenses and troops tighten discipline amid bread and pestilence concerns.
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Minister Favre press(ed) to accept German terms at peace talks
Dispatches from London reveal Favre was cordially received by Bismarck at Verviers and Raild’s chateau. Preliminary talks discussed convening a constituent assembly to secure funds and outline the provisional government’s consent to terms including the surrender of Moselle and Rhine forts as a condition for peace.
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French Volunteers to Sail on Ville de Paris in October
New York reports that yesterday’s French volunteers will depart aboard the Ville de Paris on October 1. A Norddeutscher line agent vows to pursue damages against the North German Consul with full legal force and funds. In Ohio, Trustees of the Agricultural College in Convusts announce the county will secede the farm site with a $300,000 bond issue to benefit the college. An Industrial Exposition in Orsersnatt opens to the public, showcasing diverse manufactures and machinery, though completion work remains.
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California
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Republican Convention and Nominations Across States
Cuicaco reports the Republican State Central Committee in session with J P Root resigning as Secretary, Daniel Shepard of Chicago elected in his place. Racine Democrats nominate Alex Mitchell of Milwaukee for Congress, First District. St Louis notes Senator Schurz invites Senator Drake to a public debate, Drake declines citing prior interior engagements.
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Daniel Shepard
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Racine
Wis
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Milwaukee
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Destruction of Bois de Boulogne Shocks Paris Lovers
A grim view of Paris losses describes the Bois de Boulogne as the loveliest promenade in Europe decimated by fire and destruction. The park, about 2300 acres, with 1000 acres of woods and 500 with turf, housed lakes, fountains, cascades, Swiss cottages, a race course, and well kept paths. The article laments the axe and torch erasing Parisian aesthetic treasures.
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Europe
Paris
Appointment News From Washington Dated Sept. 21
The President appoints James P. Root of Kansas as Minister to Chile and Selden N. Clark of Illinois as Agent for the Chippewa Indians. Secretary Belknap returns to perform duties. Rumor says Ben Wade may sue Motley for England post, but no official word.
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Chile
Selden N. Clark
Illinois
Belknap
Ben Wade
Motley
England
Attempt to Lynch a Murderer in Cuicaco
Cuicaco, Sept. 21. A determined but unsuccessful effort was made yesterday to lynch Gingla alias Hoffmann for the brutal murder of the little boy Albert Miller on the West Side. Chicago area murder report near Lemont village last night ends with a shot gun fatality to a divorced wife. Lancester County unrest grows as whites and blacks arm and clash, several colored men killed, reform party cites secret leagues driving disorder for politics.
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Gingla
Hoffmann
Albert Miller
West Side
Chicago
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Cuanestoy
S. C
Lancert
Reform Party
FIRES IN THE WOODS DESTROY Plymouth Woods acreage
Boston reports an extensive fire destroying the Plymouth Woods with about two thousand acres burned. The fire results in widespread damage and alarms across the area.
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