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TELEnriMS TO THE STAR.
CONNECTICUT.
THE ELECTION TO-DAY
NO SENATORIAL INVASION or MEXICO
THE SCANDAL TRIAL.
THE CLEVELAND AIleI.
BEECHER TO-DAY.
MORE DENiALS BY THE PASTOR,
OUTRAGE by STRIKING MINERS.
PARTIAL RESUMPTION OF WORK.
THE DEATH OF r. w. WALKER.
MORE DENiALS BY THE PASTOR
OUTRAGE by STRIKING MINERS.
PARTIAL RESUMPTION OF WORK.
THE DEATH r. w. WALKER.
HIS WASHINGTON HISTORY.
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
IngersOll Cdem.) Probably Reelected
Governor Republican Ong ressmen
Holding their Own-Barnun dem
Running Behind His Ticket

lSloct1 Dispatch 10 The Hytainq lSdr.l
NEW HAVEN, April 5.-DispatcheS from
various portions of the state show that I'M
usual interest is manifested in to-day's cleo
ton, and that large vote is being polled.
The weather is clear and cool. I'm Bridge
port, Hartford, and this city. Gov. IngerSnu
(lem.D holds his own ON the vote of last wear
when he was elected governor by majority
o. 1901. His reelection is considered most
probable. The contest for Congress- eSpe-
claily IA the Hartford and New Haven dis
tllcte Is exciting a greater interest than the
gOVernorShip. Thus far the prospect O: the
reelection Oi Gov. HawleV iH The former
district looks very bright. Some conserva-
tiNCs who have voted for InEcrSou for GOV
ernor have Voied for Eawley for Congress
Inc iatleT'S majority in 1873 was 1856 I'm
this district New Haven the contest over
the reelection OF Kellogg j. an exceedingly
tltttr one, and the result will be close ii Their
way. In 1873 kellogg was elected by only -
majority. Dispatches from Bridgeport state
That BarnUm tdem.) for Congress is runnln"
behind his ticket. In the Norwich district
StarkNeather as far as heard from. is hold
ing his own, aid will be reelected 10 Con-
gTesS over ex-senator Lafayette <. Foster
who was nominated by the democrats.
BIZ Associated IrcSsI
HARTFORD, CT. April The election is
proceeding quietly in this city. The weather
There viii be a tole.ably full vote; the polls
do not close until five O'Clock, and no count
is made until after thai hour. The state and
this Congressional district are so close that
il is impossible to forc~hadow results. Gea.
Hawlcy's friends believe tina he will be elect
ed, but the district is very close. The repub-
licarS have hopes OF caTrying the legislature
which will very likely have 20 elect state of
ficers, as, in the opinion OF many, there will
be no election by the people.
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with houiton about the propriety of sale Of
pews In Plymouth Church uIat b slonged %
The trusieeS; the sale usually takes place on
the nrSt Tuesday after the first Sunday In
the month OF January; there was no con-
vcisation with him about n letter Tlton
was writing or about % Tritc To Bowen. on
al January. or thereabouts. there was an
INrFRNIkw WITH NoULroN AND NNskLr.
al Moulton's house, in his chamber lie was
in bed. I think. from sickness. though he was
a% him. too IN MI 10 rS Sse caer wsc
was there Tiltoa came In. hal not had any
intercourse Wit. him since the 30th Of De-
CENTER. We had no salutation between as.
ho1lion began by referring % the conversa-
ton passing between him and me- and was
proceeding 20 tell Tiltoa something I said 10
Nm NM, mnen "a, T struck n; had been telling
and circumstances. IL was not prolonged
conversation. but something or that charac-
let, After Mouiton told him this turned To
HOW SORRY WAS
az being cOnncctet I'm any way with the mis-
fortunes ne had suffered from Roxen and
also Of the unhappineSs which was in his
home. / said i would DO all I'm my power to
help him. Moulton said this was an apology
which any gentleman could accept. He said:
Theodore. yoa ought 20 accept this apology.
when he expresses regret FOR the past and a
promise Ia help i'm the future 1iltoa then
accepted the apology; We shook hands, aud
Tilton withdrew. ] do not think there was
any talk OF the charges made by Mrs. Tiltoa
on this occasion. After Tilton left, do not
recall much o' what passed between Moul-
ton and myself. There was no such thing
said by Moulfon when Tilton came I'm as she
has done all thai man could do, except to
make public statement of the facts or
anything To that effect. There was not a
Mori said 10 me by rilton about how could
ne ne expected 10 forgive a man who hal
ruined his wife and family. The attributing
this language TO me is
FICTION.
l did rot say would bow my head and gD
out OF public life, or ask whether IL would
be better To sell the Plymouth church. 4
made no statement with regard to suicide or
going ON voyage. There was nothing at
that Interview said about Triton desiring To
give publicity Ia the matter. There was
nothing said about informing my wife. or
that she would become my enemy; or that In
refrain from telling her would be an add
tional favor L said on that occasion my
feeling was not Tor myself, but for ElizabetG.
and that my age and experience ought to
have led Inc 20 avoid this.
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E0ssngs Dead

NEWPORT. PA, April 5.-The dead BODY
81 man about 30 or - years Old was found
yesterday six miles east of here, in Howe
township, on Juniata river with the left side
OF his face beaten as if done with soma in
strument. He has the appearance OF a Ger
man and was warmly clad. In his pockets
were twenty-ihr dollars in money, "A ticket
from New York to st. Louis. dated February
LIST, and a statement of account OF James
Glynns for work done at S2,75 per day. Th,.
coroner's jury rendered verdict of death by
being beaten with some instrument I'm the
hands of person unknown. Another theory
is uiat the deceased il the man who leaned
from a car window about the date OF ths.
ticket, and that he was not murdered, but
died nom injuries caused by the fall. The
Lody was found about mile distant from
where the fatal iump was taken
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THE TECTfU OF a BLACK
MAILER.
Md &niIirIs. nj "a Rnu

FOlGHKEEPSlE. =. Z. Npril 5--Jnhn En-
win. aged l.. was caught SATURDAY stealing
i've dollars worth OF dry goods from Hoyt's
store al Ii-hkill, where he was employed as
clerk. HIS Parents We're sent for and settled
the matter cor fftY dollars. search was
maze for the oDy. He was found in an OUT
house dead. having taken either morphine ar
arsenic. letter. found on him ana ia his
trunk revealed the tact thai for some time
he had been the victim al a blackmailer in
Lowell, Mass, who kept demanding money
and goods at intervals a. the price for hush
ing up something young Erwin had done.
hnf Mi,nI IL NHas has MI Irlnsnil.-.l
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END OF THE SENATORIAL AVA
SION OF NEIE(O

IN2Ccldt 70 TIE IrclinT Sdr.l
NEW ORLEANS, April 5.-Etitor Sta: The
United States steamer Dispatch, wita Sena-
tors Cameron, Anthony, Dennis. Chandler
and Patterson, left yesterday for Florida.
Tom Scott and Zen Perley Poore sailed for
Mexico. Senator Morton and wife, and Pay
Director Cunningham go 10 indianapolis i'm
Tom Scott's special ear. This ends the Sana-
tOrial invasion of Mexico.
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A FAMILY BURIED IN THE RUINS OF
THEIR HoME.-The house of Sylvanus Kel-
Ter, in Jasper county, Missouri, was blown
down during the night of the 30th of March,
and Keller, his wife and five children We're
buried i'm the ruins, Keller being fastened to
the earth by heavy beam. The room took
fire, and for a while il seemed that all must
be burnt alive, bat by great eXertions Keller
managed TO release himself and rescue his
family with the exception Of one girl. seven
years old whose head was crushed by the fall
ing house, and whose remains were badly
burned.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
American shin Ashore.

LoNDoN, April 5.-The ship Dacea. from
New ork for this port, is ashore on the Isle
OF Wight, I'm bal position. THE weather il
heavy. The crew left I'm small boats. and
have not Yet been reported. st-gua r,ls
are now on board the shin.
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Death OF Professor walker.

NEW YORK, April 5.-Mr. +. w Walker.
who died I'm BROOKLYN last nip1hr from a.,
overdose OF hemlocE, was ell-known I'm
IN Washington as correspondent some years
ago of the New York ETprcSs. From the
time OF taking the first dose OF hemlock, up
10 the last moment, he dictated his symp-
toms 10 his wife. who wrote them down. Mr..
Walker was the gentleman vino figured in
the capure Of one Emack, "A confederate spy,
at II. B., Maryland. i'm 1861.
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The RiOtfng Miners.

PoTTsNILLE, PA brakeman employed
on the Shenandoah passenger train. and act
ing as special policeman, was stoned and
fired upon last night, and was wounded ian
the ann. He returned the fire in the dark
ard wounded one OF his ASSISTANTS. There is
General resumption of work over Gordon
Planes this morning. The ShamOkin col
lierles applied for one thousand cars for i'm
mediate shipment OF coal. indicating that
all the men nave not Joined the union, and
that there will be increased tonnage from
that section during the present week.
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FIRE IN LoUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
A correspondent of the Alexandria Gazette
from Hamilton, April 2, says: The residence
of VIM. Brown, at Circleville, was totally de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. The greater part
of the furniture and clothing of the family
were lost i'm the flames. There was an insur-
ance of So 900 on the house and furniture in
The Mutual Fire Insurance company of
Waterford. but whether il will cover the loss
have not been able to ascertain. the fire
originated In the kitchen, it is supposed from
n detective fine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-05

HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.-In the town OF New
Sharon, Maine, last Thursday afternoon
trouble arose between Washington Avery
aged g. and his father, aged 65, by which the
latter was sho: by a revolver in the hands of
his son. The young man then went to the
barn and fred the building and was consumed
in il. Insanity is probably the cause of the
trouble. The wounded man will probably
recover.
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ARREST OF EX-BANK OFFICERs.-JohnE f.
Bross1ux, president, and Thomas s. Armis-
terd, cashier of the Dollar Savings Bank OF
richmond, Va, an institution which col
lapsed during the panic in September, 1873,
were arrested on Saturday ON warrants char
funds of the bank, and with making fraudu-
lent entries to conceal the same. They were
committed to Jail until Tuesday, bail being
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An asiatie War Imyendfp.

AdvlceS nom Calcutta in relation 20 the
difficulties between the Indian government
and the kingCf Burmah, concerning boUnda-
rieS and other matters state that the king Is
making Marlik p prenarafionS
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THE WAR ON PoLYGAMY-AeQuit,al Of
Delegate CGRaOn.-George q. Cannon, Con-
gressional delegate from Utah, was on trial
Friday for polygamy. The defence was that
he had contracted no polygamOus marriage
within two years preceding the Indictment.
The prosecution said they did not expect to
prove marriage within two years. The court
held that it was the act ofconsummating the
second or other marriage subsequent To the
first, which constituted the offence under the
statute. The prosecution is therefore barred
by The United States statute of limitations.
The defendant was discharged.
The trial of George Reynolds, indicted for
poiygamy, was concluded Thursday. judge
Emerson in charging the jury quoted the
law q 1852, and said that religious belief had
noth'ug to do with the case, and thai the law
wa constitutional. The jury after 50 min
utes consultation brought in verdict OF
guilty. The defence moved to set aside the
verdict for the reason thai the defendant had
never been arraigned and asked to pieai
and never had the Indictment read to him
which appearing TO the satisfaction of the
court, the motion to set aside was granted.
Afterwards the defence waved new trial
with the view of taking the case to the SUI
preme Court. The defendant was afterwards
arraigned and pleaded lSt guilty, and was
set at liberty on giving 50 600 bail.
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The SENATORIAL EXCURSION TO MEX
fC0 4 BANDONED. "A New Orleans dis
patch says: The Senatorial excursion 10
Mexico has been abandoned. AdviceS from
Washington, fear of yellow fever and the i'll
ness Of Mrs: Morton, are among the causes
alleged for the change Of front, which is re-
garded as significant Senators Anthony
Cameron, Chandler, Dennis and Patterson
and General McVeigh and wife sailed on the
Dispatch yesterday for Cedar Keys and
cruise along the Florida coast. and thence TO
some Atlantic port. Senator Morton is de-
tanned at the st. Charles hotel on account of
the illness OF Mrs. Morton, who is improv-
ing. They will probably go BY rail to-mor-
row. The steamer City OF Havana sailed at
hoon for Vera Cruz, having been detained
several hours for the arrival OF important
dispatches from Washington for the McXi-
can government. The following persons are
among the passengers Colonel Thomas a
Scott; Mr.. Mackie, of Philadelphia; Hon.
VIM. Walter Phelps, of New Jersey; ex-Gov-
ernor JOS f. Brown. wife and son, Ben. Per-
ley POOre and daughter, Richard Weight
man and wife, Of New Orleans, and Hon. e.
l.. Plumb
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KUKLUx TRIALs.-In the Uaited States
circuit court at Memphis, Tenn, Judges
Ernmns and Ballard overrlled a motion of
the state attorney general todismiss the q H.
son county kuklux cases for want Of juris-
dicti0n, and the trial will proceed
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Ii is stated that the evidence OF Mr.. Cleve-
land, now being taken al his sick bed. is for
the purpose OF showing that Beecher. on the
day Mrs. Moulton testified he confessed 10
her. was in company with Mr.. Cleveland up
To- the hour when he started for Peekskill
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NHave you had The spell-zootic yete

~Have you had the spell-zootic yet?
~Talmage says some editors are worse
than some actors. So are some preachers.
aIIt is reported that President MacMahon
goes TO Turin to meet King Victor Emman-
uel.
~Several parties leaving Bismarck. Da-
kota Territory. for the Black Hills have been
STOPPED.
~Capt. ]. w. Robson, OF Port Huron.
suicided AZ Grand Rapids, Mich. Yesterday
Cause jealousy.
~A duel is reported 10 be impending he
tween Stilson Hutchinson, OF the ST. Iouis
Dispatch. and James Hydes of the ST Ionis
Republican, the result OF practical Joke.
~The Chinese troops who were sent q,
Formosa to bring the warlike sayages of
that Island under the control OF the govern
ment have been defeated, with heavy loss.
~Prof r. w. Walker, the well-known
scientist, OF Brooklyn, N. Y, died last might.
from the effects OF an overdose OF fiuid ex,
tract Of hemlock, which he took medicinaily.
The impending deposition by Prussia
OF the archbishop of Breslau, whose diocese
lies partly i'm Austria, threatens dlffieulty
II is said, between the two countries.
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Death Of an ext. >. Navy Oaicer.


INV YORK, April Pierre tiirand, for
merly Lieutenant Commander L. y. navy,
died here yesterday.
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EICE-PREsIDENT WILSON'S MOVEMENTS
Weep resident Wilson will leave in a few
days for an extended trip though a portion
OF the country he has never visited Going
nrst directly TO st. Louis he will proceed
rom there to Arkansas, where he viii spend
about week. Returning he will go to Mem
phis, Nashville. Louisville, and other
places in the south, intending to be absent
about three weeks. He will go to Europe for
the entire summer, sailing about the last of
April.
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THE TEN-HOUR SYSrEM.-The master
plumbers OF New York city have decided TO
work ten hours instead Of eight this week.
by working nine hours, but will not work
Under the ten hour system. Nothing definite
Las yet been decided upon. The boss paint
ers also demand the men to work ten hours.
Tut they still hold out, many of them being
On strike.
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st. PFTERSBURG, April 5.-SecesS ions
IRON The Catholic to the Orthodox Greek
Church continue on a large scale ia Russian
Poland.
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HARRISBURG, April 5.-nr. x. Ross Roo
erts. an eminent homeopathic physician OF
this city. died last evening OF eTysipelas.
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WARDS OF THE GOVERNMENTAL Kansas
City dispatch says: "Sen. Sherman i'm an
interview, stated that all of the German girls
retaken from the indians will be taken care
of for life by the government The indians
who massacred the girls parents are 10 be
war; ~
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SUICIDE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Samuel r. McElwee, aged IS years, commit
ted suicide yesterday afternoon in Baltimore
by shooting himself through the left breast
ard head with a pistol. Deceased had recent
~ been released from an insane asylum. He
WAS unmarried
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CAN CANNERS IN DISTRES5-CeritO's
lady MINISTRIES and French can.can troupe
who were to commence an engagement I'm
Richmond on Friday night, We're prevented
by the city authorities, and the colOred post
ers remov edt from the walls, fences, sc. The
agent, fearing arrest, suddenly left, leaving
the troupe there to take care of themselves.
Upon consultation with the mayor. consent
was obtained to give a performance Satur-
day night to enable them to get away
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FATAL NEGLIGENCE.-Thef failure of a
railroad telegraph operator to deliver a train
order caused collision ON Sunday on the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad
between two passenger trains. One conductor
was killed and several other employees were
injured. None Of the passengers, 1t is stated
were seriously injured.
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THE COAL NINE TRoUBLES-There was
more quiet in the disturbed mining districts
OF Pennsylvania during Saturday than on
any day for two weeks past. Gov HartranfC
has issued proclamation warning the mob
to disrerse, and threatening to employ the
power of the state government against them
II they do not Immediately comply.
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BEECHER.
A Crowded Church Yesterday.

NEW YORK, April 5-There was tremen-
deus jam al Beecher'S church YESTERDAY. de-
spite the bad weather.
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THE PERSONAL TAX.
The New Schedule.

The following is the schedule for assess
ment of personal taxes in this District as
amended and issued by the District Commis-
siOners this afternoon
Tax Notice for 1873.
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G.. G. CORNWELL & SONS.
Davis Co.'S DIAMOND" brand, Cirein,
BREAKFAST BA AttGS
I4B BkkT OH Rs sHtI r. 9e large bottles 81
k FkIJs Gttf HRKRiiE .s D1u. Assorted
81 Per pound.
GEO bk +: EihE w G3f rn. mo, ,o,n,.r
preparation OF Wheat for producing ami
maintaining healthful, sctiye condition Of
h "u ,SsD most in larger pTOPSr
Phosphates OF heterogeneous elements 50
and brain and to dys
pepties and persons of sedsntary habits.
or Burton / Coz COMPOUND EXTRACT
G o,h MA Ala And 70, HOPS the greatest remedy
dersngemsnt an EXCELLENT tonic and ears fer
dyspepsiaIgreat restorative and preserys-
the ana e he ham ::
trict oil England. county of Kent.
@. g. CORNWELL & SONS,
FINE GROCERS
mares TT 1Als Pc. ave, opp. Wizards Hotel.
NAT1aAASSss S x4Efsssf1AsdE fPAtITEH .
The demand for these Pills has largely increased
to sSs &
Tses sye ss i So1 ssod qualities
Their action /. prompt, certain and efIectual.
They are healing to the stomach.
They start the liver in healthy and active
ness. ~ ~S'Ni'S
They are invaluable for indigestion and dyspensia
They Thoroughly cleanse the entire system.
They do not grippe or give pain during their action
They are adopted for general use. Children and
leate persons can take them well as the strong
and robust. Home made, they are always fresh
while patent pills generally not and conse,
9uenily uniformly enectual Price, Is cents per box
For sale only BY ~ wa
ARTHUR NATTANS, PhaPmacist
nar2t ~ Corner Second and ID streets 1rthwast
IRISHMEN. HONOR YOUR PATRIOTIC REP.
u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o Connell, "a: Lith-
graphs Of John Mitchell. Is cents Leaders of Home
RCle, &c; the Irish Parlia nenf. 1850, 81: His
Grace the Most Rev; John McHale &c, and great
many other celebrated Irishmen. Also, the Irish
Singers Own Book, >" 81: Wearing OF the Greer
song.ter, nc: Moore Melodies, 50 and Is cents
northwest. ap2- I'm
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THE CASE OF GEORGE @. CANNON, dele
gate in Congress from Utah, indicted for
poly gamy, has been appealed by the prOsecu-
ton to the territorial supreme court. Cannon
gave bonds In Sc, eco for his appearance.
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GOOD LUCK AND BAD LUCK.-On Friday
evening William Orr, aged Il years, fell into
the creek at Lanoconing county, Nd, and
was drowned. A few day previous he hal
been notified of n legacy of twenty-nine
thousand dollars from q relative in England
FISH CULTURE IN VIRGINIA.-The gov
ernor of Virginia has appointed General
Winchester, and DIR. Robertson, of Lynch
burg. as fish commissioners, to aid in the
propagation of fish In the waters of the state
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YOUTHFUL MAIL ROBBERS. - Ananias
Roy "a colored mani and Jas. Ferguson and
Lewis Turner (colored boys) were before
Commissioner Peasants yesterday morning
charged with burglariously entering and
robbing the post Office at Guiney's station,
Caroline county. on Sunday, the LIST Of Feb
ing not more than SIS in money, were stolen
and rified. Ferguson and Turner were sent
on for indictment. Roy was discharged from
able 10 give bail; Turner was sent TO jail
RicglfffOlld DISlln1ch. Cd
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SAN DOMINGO WANTS 3 900 600 OF L Nc. v
SAN.-AdViceS from san Domingo city to
the I'D Of March state that il is stated that
the dominican government is being hari
pressed by about two thousand of its citi-
zehs, victims OF BaeZ's action while under
the immediate protection OF the United
States ships OF war TO present claim ON the
United States government for the losses and
injuries 10 the government and people aris-
ing Iherefrom. The foundation OF this claim
has been taken from the speech OF Senator
Sunni or Of March y. ls9i, on violation of the
International law and the usurpation OF the
war powers. The claim, il is said, is for
-, Geo COc. The government argues that the
troops OF the United States kept BaeZ I'm
power, and consequently the latter govera-
ment is responsible for his actions.