Pamphlet Accuses Bismarck of Prolonged Intrigue in Berlin
A Berlin pamphlet titled Bismarck and 12 years of his policy from 1871 to 1993 alleges an Austro German plot to draw France into war against England and Russia. It accuses Bismarck of lying to the Count de Saint Vallier and the French ambassador, but omits Alsace Lorraine restoration. Government officials discount the pamphlet.
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Editorial Notes and Legislative Snapshots from the Era
About 100000 Canadians work in lumber, one ninth of the population. Canada’s 1831 lumber output valued at $38, SAL, 752 with $23,991,062 exported. France fears aliens, over a million foreigners, incl Belgians and Italians. The first profile is Antigonus, 330 B C. England to exclude foreign cattle. bill expected. Newspapers may be forwarded without postage when deficient. Kentucky caucus: Carlisle withdrawn, Blackburn narrowly preferred. Ohio Civil Rights bill becomes law. Senator Fair proposes US District Court judge salary to $5000 from $3000.
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Telegraphic Brevities From Denver February 6
Presidential reception well attended. Vice President Ames of the Northern Pacific denies Pullman stock deal claims. Wells Fargo Express annual meeting in Denver elected Livyd Tevin as President J J Valentine as Vice President and General Manager James Herron Secretary Henry Wadeworth Treasurer all of San Francisco. Directors include Lloyd Tevis Charles Crocker J J Valentine Oliver Eldridge Leland Stanford J C Fargo Charles Fargo Chicago and New York names.
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Great Floods and Stage Robbery Record Across Cities
A sweeping dispatch describes a fatal stage robbery near Concho and a dying sheriff after a running gun battle with masked robbers. Simultaneously reports flood warnings hit Ohio, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Louisville and surrounding towns with up to five inches per hour river rises and widespread evacuations.
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Texas fence cutters spark homestead debate
Granville F. Foster, Texas Fence Cutters, The New York Sun defense argues homestead lands were set aside for actual settlers under a pledge. Non residents and foreigners bought cattle ranges, built tall fences, and began netting out settlers from grain lands, driving families from their homes and threatening settlement. The piece urges strict laws to shield settlers from encroachment.
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