Wyandot County Republican
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- The Tiffin tribune · April 13, 187113 de abril de 1871
- The Republican journal · April 13, 187113 de abril de 1871
- Wyandot County Republican · April 13, 187113 de abril de 1871
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notwithstanding their defeats the Com
munists have rallied all their forces in
Paris, and a desperate conflict would take
place before the government troops could
enter the capital.
A telegram from Stockholm on the 5th
says the King and Queen of Sweden were
both recovering from their recent illness.
Advices from Hayti received in Havana
on the oth state that great excitement con
tinued over the annexation question
Otherwise the republic was quiet
It was reported in Versailles on the 6th
mat lniersnaa commenced negotiations
with the insurgents at Paris, and that he
had offered to concede many of their de
mands, and to exempt the leaders from
punishment This report caused much
excitement
A London telegram of the 6th says
"Bismark tells Thiers that the present
indecisive policy must end, and that the
insurrection must end, or Germany will
march into the capital, and retain it until
a stable government be established."
A St Thomas dispatch of the 5th says
news had been received of the defeat of
Cabral's army by Baez, near Cezua. It
was reported that Luperon's army was
making progress in the northern provin
ces. The country was anxious to see the
annexation question settled.
A Paris dispatch of the 7th says: "The
situation is hourly becoming more alarm
ing. The forces of the Commune are
growing stronger and bolder. Thiers'
proposition to treat for peace has inspired
the Commune with fresh hopes, and it is
believed they have 100,000 men who will
boldly fight The government troops
retain their conquered positions, and make
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Wyandot County Republican. (1871). Upper Sandusky, Ohio, 1871-04-13. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038238/1871-04-13/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Wyandot County Republican, 1871-04-13.
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