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HOW SHE PEPPERED HIM.

From the Marshaltown (Iowa) Times, March III
" At noon to-day, just after the adjournment OF
Justice Frlsbies Court the attorneys witnesses and
parties to the suit coming down STAIRS the sister
of Miss Shelton, who noticed IN yesterdays
Tunes having attempted TO rawhide Goodrich. tho
defendant in the seduction case pulled forth ugly
looking switch from under her apron and made dive
for her old enemy with the intention of administering
TO him the castgation she promised on Monday. Mr
Bonrdman, Goodrichs attorney, seeing the move
mcnt pushed him sdc A brother OF the girl, who
was with the party, struck Goodrich, and sho drew
forth package Of Cayenne pepper and dashed hand
full OF in his face part going into his eyes He fell
instantly to tho floor and in the most
intense agony She then passed down into the street.
where she stood for some time waiting for Goodrich
como out, nourIshng her whip and expressing in
longing 10 be allowed to get at him. and promis
seemed inclined TO Interfere and quite number OK
pressed themselves freely in commentator OF the
girls conduct She said that II Goodrich could escape
law he could escape her. and that she would
kill him If he did not produce her sister, whom sho
alleges he has hidden away in order to prevent her
tcstiiying against him in the examination in
progress.
Goodrich was taken up and assisted into Mr. Board
man, Office where he placed upon a sofa and Or.
Adams for. His sutferings said be fearful
and will probably be several days before he will DO
well enough TO permit Of his examination being con-
tinucd Alter half hour the GIRL her mother
and her brother got into their wagon and drove OFT and
tho crowd seemed half inclined give her three cheers
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MOTHER AGAINST SON.

The trial OF the suit Of Mrs. Maria Muock to re-
cover possession OF large amount of property alleged
to havc been fraudulcntly taken from her by her
son, William G. Muock, was resumed yesterday in
Newark, n. j., before Vice Chancellor Van Fleet
The defendant was placed on tho stand and put
through rigid examination. With regard to a certain
tax on the property be positively that no did not
receive check from his mother to pay IL; but the
check book with the stub produced. showing that
such check had been made out in his name, and no
stammercd out that he had made a mistake He tcs
tilted that he had collected rents in his mothers
on property she conveyed, no alleges, to hun,
IN accordance with understanding with her.
Since ceasing TO reside with his mother he had pre-.
forrcd claim against her for 5000 900 for five years.
services rs her man of business subsequently he
duced his claim To 1920 0d0 He explained The absence
OF family witnesses TO certain alleged transactions
between him and his mother on the ground tina. she
did not wish to have her daughter know all that
going on. The case was then adjourned till the 4th of
April, whom the hearing will be resumed at Elizabeth.
There are half dozen witnesses yet DO examined.
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MEXICAN TROUBLES.

DIFFICULTY ABOUT LoANING POWDER TO
GENERAL LABARRA-THE AMERICAN CONSUL
IMPLIcATED-GENERAL DIAs TO ATTACK MAT
AMoRos.
GALVESTON, Texas, March Is, 1875
special despatch from Brownsville to the Ne.s
says the Commander of the gunboat Rio Bravo loaned
General Labarra six bags Of POWDER about $50 pounds
1t is reported that this loan made at the suggestion
OF the American Consul at Matamoros, Mr. Wilson,
and that General Potter considers violation of the
orders received from Washington Tho loan was ef-
fected on the 23d inst
LABARRA CONSTRUCTING A FORT.
On Thursday evening General Labarra visited the
gunboat Rio Bravo He crossed the river in a small
boat sent from the Rio Bravo. He did call upon
General Potter. General Labarra is constructing
fort at the lower edge OF Matamoros.
RELEASE LoSGoRIA.
Don Antonio Longoria has been released upon prom.
ising to pay SIS, 900 to the forced loan.
MATAMoRAs
II is reported that General Diaz will attack Matamo-
tonight Several days United States SOL
dier found dead Ringgold barracks.
FORCING JAIL
1t is reported that some Mexicans arrested
and imprisoned on suspicion, and that last night
party of soldiers forced the Jail OF Starr county and
killed one Of the Mexicans and wounded two others
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mainder, belonging to the Len and Lon Centre, favor
individual pardons.
HOLLAND.
SUDDEN RUSH OF A flood AND A TOWN IN
RuRs-rHoUsANDs OF PERSONS HOMELESS

SUDDEN RUSH OF A FLOOD AND A TOWN IN
RURs-THoUsANDs OF PERSONS HOMELESS
LoSDoy, March rs, ls7e
The Teleoraph's special despatch from Paris says
that the dikes protecting Hertogenbosch. Holland,
have been swept away by the hoodS
EXTENSIVE RUIN
Tho railway bridges and roads have destroyed,
and the town Is completely Isolated
Hundreds of houses have disappeared and O 600 per-
sons arc homeless
nxnroGESBoscH; on, THE DUKES woop
(The town Of Hertogenbosch In the Netherlands,
which has suffered from the fearful calamity which is
reported in cable despatch from London, gen.
orally known by the name OF Bois-de- Due the
Dukes Wood IL is fortified city. the capital OF North
Brabant Il Is situated at the junction of rivers Dom
mel and IA, three miles south OF the Meuse and
twenty-eght miles south southeast of Utrecht Its
circumference about Eve miles II well built, de-
tended by forts and Interested by several canals
Among the public buildings Of the finest cathe-
dras In the Netherlands, other fine churches
poraton hail. academy OF aud several hospitals
Tho town was founded by 4 Duke of Brabant In the
year lisa, in n wood where he hunting; hence
its name The place taken by the French in the
year 1794-ED. HERALD
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The Story Of the Mules as Recited to
the Judiciary Committee.
MAGNANIMlTY OF THE GOVERNMENT
How the Breath Of Life Was Brcathcd Into
a Dead Claim.
THE LOBBYISTS AND THE POST TRADERSHIPS
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON March IS, 1870
SECRETARY BRIsTow AND THE MULE CASE
TESTIMONY OF Ex-ATToRNEY GENERAL WILL
LIAMs AND orHERs-wHY THE STATUTE OF
LIMITATIONS WAS NOT PLEADED.
The subcommittee of the judiciary Committee took
testimony to-day in the OF the charge against
Secretary Bristow with reference the
mule claim The witnesses examined were
ex-Atiorney General Williams, ex-Assstant Attorney
General Goforth and Or. Brodhead, ex-Socond
Comptroller OF the Treasury. Ex-Attorney General
Williams testified that 1872 Mr.. Bristow, Solicitor
General and acting Attorney General in the absence OF
Attorney General Williams, wrote to Secretary Bel
KNAPP asking II he should plead the statute OF mita-
ton in the mule Secretary Belknap wrote
wrote back that he did not wish tho statute
OF limitation pleaded; that there were
questions OF law and the case that he wanted
the Court to pass on Tho statute Of limitation was
pleaded by tho Assistant Attorney General and subsc
queniiy Withdrawn. when Goforth In, on the
9th fApril he found tho plea filed and the letter Of
the Secretary OF War; requesting that should not DO
1led and he applied to the Court ana presented the
letter of the Secretary of War TO tho Court and tho
plea was withdrawn Judgment entered In the
Court of Claims in January, 1874
Assistant Attorney General Goforth said that he
should have appealed the case; that he notified tho
Secretary OF War OF the judgment, and the Score
tary of War sent letter TO Attorney General Williams,
leaving optional whether he should appeal not;
that Goorth talked with the Attorney General about
it and proposed to appeal, when in few days another
letter came from the Secretary of War explicitly in
structng them not to appeal Goorh also said IL was
the first no had known where the plea Of the
statute Of limitation had been withdrawn.
Williams said that the claim had boon referred to
him by the Secretary of War; before 1t had been refer
red TO the Court OF Claims for his opinion to whether
the claim could be allowed by the Secretary OF War;
that his opinion that the claim could not be passed
by the Executive Department, because the damages
unliquidated
Ex-Comptroer Broadhead said that when the judy
ment entered Mr. Fuller, associate counsel, pre-
scented the claim with the Secretary of Wars letter to
the Attorney General not take appeal; also the
letter from tho Attorney General stating that ap
peal would be taken in the case that he asked Fuller
how he the breath of life breathcd into that dead
claim Fuller replied that the statute or limitation
had been waived by the government
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A ROBBERY FRUSTRATED.

AN ATTEMPT TO STEAL THIRTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS FROM BANK AND TO GAO THE CASH
ER-rHE ROBBERS CAPTURED.
HARRISBURG, Pa, March 25, 1876.
Last May man giving his name Major Rollins ar
rived at Chambersburg. lie represented himself as q
wealthy Southern gentleman and, by his fine social
qualities won the esteem and confidence OF large
number OF tho solid citizens OF the town among them
the cashier OF the First National Bank Last night
Rollins called on tho cashier with friend he intro
duced as johnson, who, he said. desired make de-
post OF $4,000 until morning. The cashier accom-
panied the to the bank and while he was placing
package containing 5000 which arrived
by express after banking hours, in a private
sale with Johnson's bogus deposit the men made
desperate assault the cashier gagging him
ing the thirty thousand-doar package As they wcro
going toward the front door escape the bank officer
partially removed the gag and gave an alarm. An
inmate, who had been up stairs came To his rescue
drew pistol on him and commanded HIM 10 open the
door The man refused, and the robbers made thor
exit by reir door. In going down the steps Rollins
fell, and negro who had been in the building, jumped
on him and held him until assistance arrived. The
stolen money all found him. Johnson had
meanwhile escaped on horse stationed on the outside
This morning he captured about twenty miles from
Chambersburg Both in jail.
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CABLE. NE w S
From All Parts of the
Old World.
PAUL DAHLGREN'S DEATH.
Death of the American Consul Gen.
eral in Rome.
A Grand Reception at the
Court of Brazil.
HORROR IN HOLLAND.
Rush Of a Flood, Extensive Ruin, and
Thousands Made Homeless.
The Prince Of Wales on His
Way to Cairo.
HORROR IN HOLLAND.
Rush Of q Flood, Extensive Ruin, and
Thousands Made Homeless.
The Prince Of Wales on His
Way to Cairo.
CAMERON COMING.
BRAZIL.

REVERENCE FOR THE CONSTITUTION, WITH
LOYALTY TO THE CROWN a BRILLIANT
SCENE AT COURT = THE CHURCH MORE
CORDIAL YELLOW FEVER MORTALITY.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY GABLE.
RIO JANEIRo, March 25, 1876.
To-day is the anniversary OF the Emperor Dom
Pedro the Second taking the oath OF fealty to
the national constitution.
CITIZEN REJOICING.
The day has been observed as public holiday
in Rio Janeiro.
COURT RECEPTION.
There was grand reception at the palace. The
Cabinet councillors and other authorities OF State
present, clothed in gold uniforms covered with
gold bullion, crosses and other insignia and decora-
tions of honor.
BRILLIANT SCENE
There were present the officers in command Of the
garrison and commanding officers OF the navy. The
troops turned out with their regmentNl bands, and
the whole constituted brilliant scene.
THE CHURCH.
The Bishop OF Rio offered up TIE Deum in the
imperial chapel and at the close OF the religious
ceremony there was salvo OF artillery.
YELLOW FEVER.
There have been $50 deaths from yellow fever in
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RACING AT SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FKAscisco, Cal, March Is. 1874
Tho two-m mile and repeat race came OF to-day. The
track was In fair condition strong breeze prevailed
The pools at the course were well patronzed, with
Hockhocking the favorte. Golden Gate next and Rev
enue and Chance about even
The first heat was by Chance, under pull by
three lengths, Golden Gate second and Hockhocking
third Time 3:4lA.
and Chance was now the favOrc at $500 Golden Gate
$l55 Revenue SO and Hockhocking S3T so
The second heat also won by Chance by six
lengths, Hook Hooking second and Golden Gate poor
third
Time, 3:46X.
Revenue dropped at the nrst half mile with
sprained ankle
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator Justin s. Morrill,, Of Vermont, is residing
temporarily at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Schuyler Col
fax OF Indiana, arrived in the city yesterday and Is
at tho Everett House Congressman Lyman X. Bass
OF Buffalo, is registered at the 81 James Hotel Rev
Dr John Newman, Of Troy, staying at the 81 Denis
Hotel. William G. Fargo, Of Buffalo, Is at the Astor
Housc. Congressman william II. Barnum, OF Con-
ncc,cut, and ex Governor j. Gregory smith, OF Yer.
mont, yesterday arrived at the FiIih Avenue Hotel
James G. Fair and f. A. Howell, Of San Francisco
have arrived at The Gilscy House
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SUDDEN DEATH OF THE UNITED STATES con-
STANCES OF HIS DEMISE AND FRIENDLY
CARE FOR HIS TEMPORAL MTEREsTs-THK
NEW AMERICAN CHURCH CoNsEcRATED WITH
IMPOSING CEREMoNIEs-cABINzT PROGRAMME
OF THE REFORM MINISTRY.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE
ROME, March 25, 1876.
The American community in the Eternal City has
experienced deep gloom in consequence OF the
sudden DEATH on Thursday, of United States Consul
Dahlgren, OF the American Navy. Mr.. Dahlgren
was much respected.
SAD CIRCUMSTANCES
The circumstances attending hts demise are curl
Gus and of a melancholy character He had been
suffering from illness, but was better. Thursday
morning he told his servant to take some rest after
his fatigue in attending on him. In q few hours
alterward he found lying dead in an upper
room OF the building, whittier, it is supposed, he
went either for the purpose OF calling the servant or
70 READ ana consult Official papers,
FRIENDLY CONSOLATION.
1t may relieve the grief and anxiety OF his rela-
tves to know that Mr.. Dahlgren's friends here are
taking every OF the private interests OF the de-
ceased, whose effects have been all catalogued and
sealed.
CAUSE OF DEATH.
The cause OF his death syncope OF the heart.
AN AMERICAN EPISCOPAL CHURCH coSsEcRArEp.
The ceremony OF conservation OF the American
Episcopal Church OF st. Paul. which is situated
within the walls OF Rome on the new Via Nazionae.
vas performed to-day. The Right Rev. DR.. Little
ohm, Bishop of Long Island, oficiated assisted by
Rector Nevin, who has pastoral charge of the con-
gregaton.
AN IMPOSING CEREMONY.
Twenty-Five English, Scotch and Irish clergyymen
took part in the ceremony.
The Bishops OF Peterborough Gibraltar and others.
as well as Lord Plunkett and Rev. Messrs. Brooke
and Nevin, the British Ambassador and the Ameri-
can Minister were present.
Bishop Littlcohn delivered long address.
ORDINATION OF cIERGYNAx
The ceremony lasted four hours and terminated
with the ordination Of a clerk in holy orders
This ceremony was performed in the presence
Of a very large and fashionable congregation made
up OF numbers OF Americans and English.
THE BUILDING.
The church is in the LombardGothic style. II is
IN ornament to modern Rome and splendid monu-
ncnt OF American munincence.
The stained glass windows OF the church were not
al ready for the ceremony of conservation.
THE NEW ITALIAN MIxIsrRY-cABISEr PROGRAMME.
The cabinet programme Of the new Italian Minis
try, which has been formed from the parliamentary
party OF the Len, announces comprehensive
scheme OF electoral and administrative REFORM an
extension OF the right OF suffrage, popular election
of mayors, abolition OF the forced paper currency
and system Of compulsory education.
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ANCIENT ORDER OF HtBERNIANs.

wEEK-THE ORDER DENOUNCED By THE
cLERGY-THE PROPOSED ACTION IN REFER
EycE THERETO.
PIrrsBuRo. Pa, March IS 1870
Tho National Convention OF the Ancient Order OF
Hternians meets In New York next Tuesday This Is
very strong Catholic organization hcreabouts and In
fact, all over the country.
Archbishop Wood OF Philadelphia and Bishop Null
len, Of Ere, have denounced the Order comparing
IL its object and purposes TO the .'Mollv Ma
CURES v III feeling has been engendcred BY this
clerical onslaught and the matter, said be
brought before the Convention by delegates from this
end OF the State, who will ask that hereafter all moneys
OF the Order be withheld from Church purposes.
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ARREST OF A MAIL AGENT.
From the panviIIc Ky. Advocate. !

During the past three months many letters contain
ing money, mailed at various points along tho Knoxville
branch OF the Louisville and Nashville Railroad have
failed TO reach their destination and systematic watch
ing OF the mail bags fcw ago developed the fact
that Dr. Hugh MulhOland, OF the agents was
responsible Tor their non delivery on arrival LOUIS
vile, last Monday afternoon, the Doctor taken IN
custody, and in default OF s.. 900 bail sent to
prison. lie Is most repuably connected, and has
large clrclc OF sorrowing relatives, friends and ac
quaintanccs He surgeon Of the Filth Kentucky
infantry IN General r. H. Murrays brigade, and
the close OF the OF internal
revenue Hardin county. He had been fauhul
public officer IN every position hitherto occupied by
M
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ILLICIT DISTILLERS IN KENTUCKY
COME TO GRIEF.
From tho Bowling Green Pan,aeraph. !

Colonel F. L. Motley and Deputy Marshal Adair,
with posse OF daring young men OF that city, mado
descent upon the moonshnc dstillcrs Of Allen county
on the 9th aud 10th inst. arrested three OF them IN
GLIDING ono Kiah Perduc. who IS known NJ the king
OF the Moonshincr and destroyed the last OF the
illicit dlscrics that county. the others having been
destroyed on n previous RAID. The party norsc
back thrty-two hours, and rode Ito miles during the
ina
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THE METHODIST CENTENNIAL.


RALEIGH, n. c., March 25. 1876.
Tonight closes the weeks OF the Methodist
Centennial An assembly OF about 1900 people Is
present, among whom Bishops McTyne, Marvin
and DoggotL Twelve thousand dollars raised for
another Methodist church in Raleigh TO be called the
Metropolitan. John n. Staples OF Greensboro, made
the closing address to-day and said the great want OF
the country was Christian men In Office. He invoked
the spirit Of reconciliation and lraternal love all
sections OF the country Tho Oldest minister present
Is Rev J. H. Wheeler, who seventy odd years Of age
Several preachers brought their brides with them.
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EGYPT.

THE PRINCE OF WALES LEAVES sUEz FOR
CAIRO.
SuEz, March IS, 1876.
The BRITISH war ship Scraps, Hon. Carolyn, Royal
Navy Commander, with the Prince of Wales and suite
ON board en- homo from India has arrived hero.
AWAY CAIRO.
After brief delay the Prince of Wales started from
Suez for Cairo this afternoon, accompanied by NJ de
Lesseps and several Egyptian digntariea
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GOOD FOR KENTUCKY-IF TRUE.

Tho Danvillc tKy.) ADVOCATE tdem) remarks that II
is OF Just pride that Congressman Senator,
Cabinet Minister representative at foreign court
from Kentucky has brought rcproach, at any time,
the OF the State by corruptpracccs from
any quarter II they have gone into the public
poor, a rule they have come poorer None OF
them have ever learned the art OF getting rich ON
salary that hardly enough to sustain them in de-
cency In their official positions And yet how many Of
them, by honorable bearing and commanding intel
ects have secured the and respect OF the nation
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EARLY VEGETATION DESTROYED.

SAVANNAH, Ca, March 25, 1876.
Advccs from Southern Georgia and Florida say that
carly vegetables have been generally ruined BY The
recent cold SPELL In the vicinity OF Lake city Fla,
several OF early vegetables have been killed not
withsiandiug fires we're kept the fields during the
cold nights rhe Polar extended FAR south as
Gainesville, Fla, as the same Information from
Live Oak and Wellborn. This disaster will materially
reduce shipments Of vegetables 10 northern markets
during the next few Tho destruction OF fields
OF crops has been general in Georgia and Florida and
farmers are compelled TO rcplant
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AN EDITOR FINED.

WATERBURY,, Conn, March 25 1870
r. FL Smith, editor OF the American, this AFTER
noon fined $75 for contempt of court no having writ
ten and caused to be published editorial calculated
TO iniure the dignity and efficiency Judge Boughton
OF tho City Court Mr. Smith refused 10 pay the hne
and taken to the New Haven jail The editorial
was written for political purposes.
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DIED.

MELvIS .-On Friday, March a. MAGGIE MELvTs,
daughter the late Arthur Woods the 32d year OF
her age.
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence
32S East 18th ST. on sunday 18th inst. Al two +. W.
Tor Ofhcr Deaths See Tenh fd2s
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CUBA.

THE INSURGENTS SAID TO HAVE ATTACKED
NEWLY ARMED VOLUNTEERS.
HAVANA, March 25, 1876.
The Regla battalion Havana volunteers took the
field on the 10th inst
II is reported that Captain Royo and two volunteers
were killed by tho insurgents on Thursday last near
MacaQua
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A DRUNKEN JUROR.

BALTIMORE, Nd, March rs. 1876
A few days since. in tho CITY Court, Judge Brown
presiding during the trial Of tho foreman OF
the jury discovered to be In state Of intoxica-
ton lie was withdrawn, the jury discharged and tho
case continued Yesterday he was sentenced BY Judge
Brown TO ten days imprisonment IN the City JAIL to
forfeit his pay Juror and TO be disqualified here
after from serving jury.
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GERMANY.

COUNT Won ARNIM CHARGED WITH HIGH TREA-
soS-coNF1scATIoN OF PROPERTY II IN CON-
TEMPT.
LONDON, March rs, 1915
A special despatch from Berlin to the Telegraph says
the High Court adopted charge high treason against
Count Won Arnim on Thursday.
The property of the Count to be connscated n he
refuses to appear
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ATTEMPTED ESCAPE FROM JAIL.


BosroS, March 25, 1915
The prison officials discovered and frustrated plan
for tho escape OF Miles, the Barre bank robbcr, from
the Windsor (vtl Prison last night False keys had
been procured aud Of tho attendants had been
bribed. On searching the cell nve-shooter.
loaded, was found concealed in the prisoners cell
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BRITISH EXPORTS

LIST OF PRINCIPAL ARTICLES OF BRITISH AND
IRISH PRODUCE IMPORTED INTO THE UNITED
STATES IN FEBRUARY OF 1875 AND 1876.
WASHINGTON March 25. 1876.
Tho following statement showing the exports Of the
principal articles OF British and Irish produce and
manufactures from the United Kingdom to the United
States during the two months ending February 2S
% 1875 and 1876 respectively has been furnished by
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FRANCE.

COMMITTEE ON AMNESTY CHOSEN by THE
CHAMBKR.
VERSAILLES, March rs, 1876
In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day ten members
wcro elected as a committee the amnesty question
OF these two favor complete amnesty. The re-