Forging His Chains
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Great efforts are being made by the lawyers to obtam the release of Bidwell, and an action for illegal arrest is threatened.
Havana, April 4th.
The American Consul here demands from the Cuban authorities the release of the prisoner Bidwell, alias Warren, on the ground that he is an American citizen.
Madrid, April 8th.
Gen. Sickles has formally notified Senor Castelar that the American government will consent to the surrender to the British government of Bidwell, now in custody in Havana, upon a... charge of being concerned in the forgeries upon the Bank of England.
CABLE DISPATCHES. 253 Havana, April lOth.
The British Consul continues to counteract the efforts that are being made to prevent the extradition of Bidwell.
Generals Portello and Renegassi have been relieved of their posts, and are ordered to return to Spain. (For opposing Austin BidweU's extradition).
[By cable from Havana to N. Y. Herald, April 13, 1873.] Bidwell, the alleged Bank of England forger, escaped yesterday by jumping over the balcony.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Great efforts are being made by the lawyers to obtam the release of Bidwell, and an action for illegal arrest is threatened.
Havana, April 4th.
The American Consul here demands from the Cuban authorities the release of the prisoner Bidwell, alias Warren, on the ground that he is an American citizen.
Madrid, April 8th.
Gen. Sickles has formally notified Senor Castelar that the American government will consent to the surrender to the British government of Bidwell, now in custody in Havana, upon a... charge of being concerned in the forgeries upon the Bank of England.
CABLE DISPATCHES. 253 Havana, April lOth.
The British Consul continues to counteract the efforts that are being made to prevent the extradition of Bidwell.
Generals Portello and Renegassi have been relieved of their posts, and are ordered to return to Spain. (For opposing Austin BidweU's extradition).
[By cable from Havana to N. Y. Herald, April 13, 1873.] Bidwell, the alleged Bank of England forger, escaped yesterday by jumping over the balcony.
What to read after Forging His Chains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Bidwell to read onlineMoreLess
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