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Tur administration is at great pains to
have it understood that Henry Ward
teacher Pss refused to help his son. to get
,%s pupet Sound Collectorship. This
nav WA be literally true. 1t Is quite as true
,b,t Il Capt. Beecher had not been the
soU Of his Mugwump father he would not
Is have made the rifle. Verify they have
1s;r reward.
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CHICAGO, June 0.-The Coroner has
concluded his inquiry into the cause of the
death Of Officer Barrett, shot Sunday at
the Polk street depot, while endeavoring
to effect the arrest Of Louis Reaume, the
mailman who created such terror on the
Wabash train from Kansas City. The
Jury recommend that Reaume be held to
await the action Of the grand jury. The
physicians at the County Hospital pro.
nounce Retume out Of danger. when he
was taken 10 the hospital, Sunday, with
three bullets In his body,it was thought
he had hut few hours 70 live.
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wAsul3qTog, D. @, June 1.-The Pdst
says the following appointments will be
made tomorrow: Robert Taylor 70 be
pension agent at Knoxsille, Tenn, vice
n. R. Gibson suspended, Receivers at
Land Offices: P. X. Wiser, at Tracy.
Sfinn. o. G. Halls, at La Crosse. Wis: (
Jos. Hill, at Beatrice, Neb., vice VIM Fl.
Sommers; Abraham Hall, at Milboprn
CITY, w. T.; John E, Badd, atStockton,
Cal. w. B. Edgar, at Ironton, Mo- Hugh,
d. Wallace, at Salt Lake City, Utah; and
Geo. w. Warner, to be Register Of the
Land Office at Tracy, Minn.
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The Pantheon ppeianed.

PARIS, June TX Cardinal hubert Arch.
bishop Of Paris, has issued q manifesto TO
the clergy Of his diocese in which he de-
nounees the proclamation Of the Pantheon
"iorthe third tlme,e He says an implous
philosophy which denies our religious and
National tradiiona has ravlshed q church
from the patron saint OF Paris.
He directs that special serviceG IL
reparation to be held to-marlaw through
out the diocese, The clerical demonstra-
ton thteatens to lead TO a counter demon,
stEation on the part Of the Gommpaists,
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STATE OF TRADE.
Increased Depression 10 Business Circles
No Change In tho Wool Market.

No Change In tho Wool Market.
New YoRI, June e.-Bradanets Journal
in It's commercial summary says: The
past week shows an increased depression
in general trade. :, The stoppage OF the
iron mills at the best can not fail to act as
further drag on trade. The volume OF
merchandise moved is'not large. The de.
mand for fall goods isbelow anticipatioAs,
and in transportation circles freight rates
are lower than ever. From Chicago 70
New York 10 cents per 100 pounds for
grain represents loss. Lake freights are
as low as ever before, and yet tonnage and
cars lie idle. The demand for produce
does not exist even at the very low cost
Of delivery. The banks at Eastern and
Western centres continue to accumulate
funds. Interest rates at the interior are
lower than ever before, and In still other
ways there are evidences Of accumulating
idle commercial machinery.
Thedry goods market is noticeably dull,
and jobbers do not express any reasonable
hope for any improvement during the
month. at Boston the volume OF dry
goods staple lines which has been dis
posed Of during the past season Is said TO
be Of fair proportions, but there Is much
complaint as TO prices realized. The In.
ference Is made that the discounts to the
trade exceed the rates commonly report
ed. The corn crop in the Mississippi and
Missouri valleys has all been planted.
The Michigan wheat crop promises to
equal the heaviest yield in that State.
The spring wheat crop Is progressing
finely, and Is up six or eight inches, with
favoring conditions. The Pacific coast
wheat crop now promises TO be about L,
006, 600 bushels short Of 1884. There Is no
improvement in the prospect for
wheat in Illinois, Indiana or Ohio.
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EX-GOVERNOR lrALE FAILS
For over Ono Million Dollars-The Assets
p .1.4 Very .I.ipht

For over Ono Million Dollars-The Assets
3. Very Light.
CONCORD, N. A., June 6.-Ex.G Governor
Hale, Of New Hampshire, whose resi-
dence is in Keene, has failed with large
liabilities. His house in Keene and hia
interest in the Keene Chair Company
were attached on Thursday with claims
amountingto over 100000: Itis report
ed that the liabilities may reach 81 900, 900.
The attaching parties are Mr.. Parkes,
Ex. Governor Hate's agent, and several
OF the National banks Of Keene. II Is
not known to what extent the liabilities
are secured. Several other banks in vari-
GUS parts Of New England, it Is under
stood, hold Mr.. Hale's paper to greater
or less extent. Il is reported that Sena-
tor Blair and Frank w, Jones, OF New
Hampshire, arc among the chief indorsers
OF Ex. Governor Hale's paper.
The attachments placed on ext Governor
Hale's property amount to SCI, 900.
Among the principal creditors are: Wa
chuset National Bank, Of Fnchburg,
Mass, $4,000; @. A. Parkes, Boston,
$4,000; the Keene National Bank, $780,
600; the Monadnock National Bank, Of
East Jatfrey, $4,000; the Wincferndon
Savings Bank, $l2, 600; John H. Butrick,
Of Boston, $1,000; Minis, Whitney ( Co.,
Of Keene, $4,000; the Ashuelot National
Bank, OF keene, SIS, 900; the Citizens Ma
tional Bank, Of Keene, SIC. 900, and Geo.
L. Baker, Of Boston, SIC, 600.
Tits stated that one year ago Mr.. Hale's
statement Of his financial standing, as
filed With Bradstreets Agency over his
own signature, showed him to be worth
5000 with liabilities Of 100000. The
assets in this city are very light, consisting
only OF Mr.. Hafe's residence and the land
and water privilege OF tho burned chair
factory. It's runlored that Air. ,Hale,s In
yestments for two or thrcc years past have
been very unsuccessful, and that he has
lost heavily in railroad enterprises. Al
though the failure is said not to bea sur.
prise 70 a few. business men, 1t has created
q profound impression. r
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ARTER BIG BEAR.
That Chief says he Iat6nds 10 Clean The
Troops Out.
iyFISSIsRo, june 7.~The following dis
patchhas beensreceiyed: 9!Gi3l6 y 4
FoRr Pm, n. W. T., June 8, [

patch has been9fecelYed: IWiNTIUI'Ii
FopT prrr, N. ". IT. lime q 4
VIA BATTtypoRp. Jnne q
c.., ,,.,.,,s.". 80 a., -, =. 4, 4
aenefal Mlaule.on, witn MY inen eaeh e.
Of the Ninetieth, Midland and Grenadiers
and q gatling gun with eight men, left to
min Gsneral Strange this evening All
t. - ~ -. tt;s
tne mounted men iels early .als morning.
Captain Steele, who is pursuing Big Bear,
has not yet been heard from, consequently
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ANOTHER TELLEn DEFAULTS.
ATrasted Hank ottieer of Providence desl
Away with sac. 900,

a ATrusted Bank ofiieer of Providence Gets
Away with $4,000. e5.! r
PRoylpEscE, r. l, June a.-wm. T.
Dorrance, for more than eighteen years
second teller oi,the Providence National
Rank, was arrested this afternoon for EN-.
besslement and arraigned before U. s.
Commissioner Douglass, and in default Of
80, 1000 was committed to jail, BY his own
confession the amount Of the defalcation
is $4,000, which extends over several
SItwas discoyeredth that draft OF $4,000,
received early in the week, had not been
credited to. the bank in New York, from
which 1t came, as 1t should have been,
which led to an examination.
When closely questioned Dorrance &C.
kuowledged the defalcation. The Directors,
aided by experts, are making careful
examination. The dedication will In no
way affect the condition Of the bank, as 1t
has large surplus, norranee Is Of q
highly respectable family.
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General Grant Improved.

EERs YoRK, June 7.-After tie doctors
had visited General Grant this afternoon,
they said that as compared with aSeek
before there was no appreciable increase
Of the swelling Of the throatand no ap-
parent increase Of the canceFops trouble
in the throat. Because, Of his having
contracted Gold, or from some other
cause, the General on Saturday expert
enced greater pain than usual. THIS was
direetIy the result Of increased secretions
from the throat. The patient is now re-
lieyed, sttfei trouble, having been ten
porary.
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Rsmorse Iad aesd Suicide.

SYRACUSE, n. y, June 7.-John Hen.
derson, q wealthy farmer Of the town Of
Cicero, suspected his wife Of inddetity.
On Saturday night he started for Manlius.
Returning home the same evening he
found Charles Whitney, ia farmer Of
Cicero. In company with Mrs. Hepd
Henderson assaulted Whitney, but the
latter escaped, About midnight Whitney
was sionnd hanging dead in his barn.
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IHatser ,,ro,sn "a.

YEYpuno, W. VA, June e.-ohaFlic, o
son Of Engineer Lat Erazier, Of this place,
.Yss drowned near Ro#lesbqrg to-day
While bathing in Cheat river. he was
working with force OF railroad mon near
that place, and during tho dinner hour
went into the water with several others,
when he was takon with cramps and
drowned before he could be rescued; The
body was not recovered until several hours
aItAI the aecident.
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R.cOntion 10 m Eoy lIlnister.

CrY or MExico, June 7,-At q meeting
Of Americans last nights committee was
appointed to 60 up the! Central railroad
on Monday TO welcome the new Minister,
Gen. Jackson, who Ia coming on aspecial
car. Aspeech OF welcome will be made
by Superintendent Mackenzie Of the Gem
tfal road. Preparations are being made
for banquet TO the new Minister, to
which the President and his Cabinet, and
foreign diplomats will be invited,
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MUnDRI. AND sUIc1DE.
A Confirmed Drunsard Aiurdars y Msrshau
and Then Kills Himself.

A Confirmed Drunkard afurdara u Merchant
and Then Kills Himself. X
New REngoRl, MASS, June GA terri.
bic tragedy occurred in this city just be.
fore noon to-day, in the outtitting store Of
Philip D. slocumb, No. IS South Water
street. slocamh was sitting at his desk
in the counting room, making nm entry in
his ledger, when Charles Foss came from
a back room, leaned a moment against
the railing dividing the counting room
from the store, and without speaking, drew
areyolverand fired one shot, whichentered
SloOumb's head at the base OF the skull,
and he fell from the stool to the floor and
died almost instantly, Immediately after
this Foss went 10 the back room, and,
putting the muszle OF the pistol to his
right temple, pulled the trigger and fell to
the floor. The pistol was held SO close
that his forehead was singed and the bones
fractured. E
Z Foss was confirmed drunkard, and had
applied To Slosumb to ship him to Hud-
aoA'a BAY, as he wanted to die II he could
not be cured OF the habit. Slocumb had
not yet procured Foss tho desired berth,
and It thought that the delay SO enraged
Foss that he cammitted the crime.
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CONTINUED SHOCKS.
NJ lcAsnMEnE,s UxnAprr VALE.
The Horrors of an Approaching Famine
Added to the Results of tho Disa.ter=A
Destructive Fire In ooustantinopis.
Tho Aslatie Cholera In spain.

LONDON, ,June7.- earthquake shocks
at serfnsgur and other points in the Vale
Of Cashmere continue at intervals, aver
aging three hours inlength. Whole vii
lagos have been engulfed and terrible sub
terranean noises are heard, driyingt the
people frantic with fear. The horrors Of
approaching famine are added to the other
results Of the disaster, as many thousands
Of bushels Of grain in storage have been
swallowed up in the chasms which are
constantly opening.
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reWarI

pur,DrLrnlA is the scene of an ami
mated railroad struggle. The B. & Q.
rsas to get in from the South to COM
Dls,e lis through line from New York to
,Ss West, and the Pennsylvania has other
Sisxs Vi, about It. Baltimore dian't treat
tbe Pennsylvania well when it wanted to
Srl through that city to Washington, and
tbere ia some disposition in Philadelphia
IN hi. back. The B. 4 o. will get through
philadelphia somehow. 1t has gone too
"a, 10 turn back. s
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Dowx South they appreciate editors.
ElitOr lIowells, OF the Atlanta Constita..
lion, having declined the Manchester con-
sulship, hotel proprietoroi Atlanta sends
Nj. Howellsa five hundred pound turtle
See What a prospect this opens to the man
who feels that to be an editor is greater
than to be consul. He will want his
friends to join him in the enjoyment oi
lis i've hundred pounds Of turtle. He will
send the gilt back to the gentlemanly ho-
lei man with the request that he serve Il
with trimmings, BY The time the editor
gets through with his turtle meat it will
cost him at least fifty cents pound, and
he may feel that he made o mistake moi
10 go to Manchester and read up on po'
lilical economy. No iive hundred pound
turtles arc desired at this Office. ,l
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canna,i hY rasdn.

CaArrAxYoooA, TENN, June IA
special to the 1imes from Tracy City,
Tenn, says: John Slinning was shot and
instantly killed to-day: by q desperate
named Frank Taylor while playing cards.
Taylor then 1ed, but was pursued by the
Sheriff. He resisted arrest and was shot
dead IN 0 running fire. a 1
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Prominent cItirens Arrested

CosExLIssnlE, Pa, June 9 Sergeant
alarms Patterson and County Detective
Hooper, Of Dauphin county, to-day ar
rested Dir. Smith Buttermorn, n. B. Hard.
ing and Jesse Smith, on a charge ofirau.
dulently obtaining Sl2,5oO for the State
Library. Itis alleged that the accused,
who were trustees Of the Mcc cohneilsvitle
Hospital, In order 10 get tue State appro.
priation made bogus atlidayits that they,
had secured BY subscriptioaa "a like amount
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nlnd From Iniurles.


Special Dttpalth % ne lil.esl4gRed.
srRupESvnLE, O., June 7.-James
Rishcr, who was injured on the Pan,
Hapdle yesterday by falling under the
wheels, and whose legs were amputated
in the evcning, died this afternoon. He
was 10 years Of age and q brother ot Copns
Gilman Riaher, and leaves family.
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DIAMOND Dusr.
Buffalo has fred DlCkerson.

buflalo pas hteu DlCKeTaon, 90
The Athletics will release Cpshman.
The Detroits have lost nearly all their
games by mere saTatph.
Hines and Burlington arc doing the best
batting for Boston,
pittsburgh played three consecutive
games without an error.
The st. Louis Browns consider Pitts.
.burgh the rock in their road to the peu.
nant a' a5l
Dave Rowe has obtained judgement Of
$500 In his suit against Won der Abe for
10000,
Mr. Lucas thinks his team will make the
Eastern clubshump themselves when they
came to st. Louis. Hii
Pittsburgh Is fast getting the reputation
OF having the most disorderly audiences in
the American Association.
In three games Of ball played within Q
week the New York nine has scored 81
runs to by It's opponents, Q recorl prob
ably never surpassed. =
1t Ia said that It Is almost impossible to
steal bases on Gross, Louisville catcher.
Without changing from his catching posi-;
ton he throws TO the base on such dead
line that Baker steps aside or the ball
would hit him In the head,
Up.to June 1st New York leads in bat
ting with an average 2a7. Philadelphia Is
SECOND with a2a, Detroit 95k, Buffalo 9i7,
Providence 2ti. 81. Louis heads the list
for the American Association With 2S2,
Cincinnati 254, Pittsburgh 25S, Athletics
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fouy HALL, Esq., L. skillial dIpl0nallque In AL
m,ttsE Of delicate public pOlicy.-Rtgtsser.
What are We to understand What has
Nr. Hall been doing that our cultivated
peirhbor thinks itself justified in applying
to him this epithet? Has he borrowed a
Jimmy and broken into some hoary abuse,
or amused himself in some other riotous
mauncr2 Mr.. Hall has been thought one
Of our hes. citizens. II he has clandes-
nelyembarked upon the turbulent career
Of "dipIsmaique" and already become
skilIMl in this line, the Register is to be
thanked for holding him up to the public
view IN all bis hideons moral deformity'
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nnco Of nm Immense Meteor. 4
GALVESTON, TEXAS, June 7.--A special
to the Ners from Sherman says: Ameteor
Of remarkable size was seen near midnight
last night moving southwark, The sky
was brilliantly illuminated for several
seconds. "A moment after it had disap-
peared loud explosion similar to the dis.
charge OF heavy artillery was heard, ap-
companied by a perceptible ehock. This
phenomena was followed by rumbling
ike distant thunder. The meteor ap-
peared to be about the size Of a -four bar
rel. It was also observed OF Mickenney,
thirty.fiye miles distant where Kissing
sound was heard, greatly alarming some
colored people who were returning from a
prayer meeting and causing them to take
TO dight, shouting that the day OF iudg'
ment had come. tl5n
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to date are Andrews 4si, Lewis 42s, Con.
ner 40S, Manning 374 and Richardson $40.
Neal leads for the Americans, having
S9s to his credit, Hawkins 1858, Browning
345, Bowen 1888 and Eden 334.
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coSsTAsTlSopEr, June 7.3Three hun,
dred houses, ,atty shops and three mosques
in the Stamboul quarter Of this city were
burned to-day. One neHoR was killed and
many were injured, N"
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Pan a panty that ia parting with the
.,,i.es tSs tbe Republican organization is in
S snlsplid condition. The troops are in
Byhting trim.
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OF the Ameer Of Afehanistan-How the Ru.
tll NOR Ia ReRurded.

OF the Amoer OF Afghhntstnn-HoN the Rus
NOR is Regarded.
LONDON, June e.-All questions of poll
tics and home affairs have been suddenly
eclipsed by The startling reportfrom Persia
| Of the assassination Of Abdurrahman,
Ameer Of Aighanistan. The intensity Of
the excitement which has been caused by
this report can only be understood by re-
alizing the dire consequences to Eneland's
empire in the East, that such q tragedy at
such crisis must produce. II tAbdurah-
man is dead the wall Of India has fallen.
The diplomatic breastwork laboriously
built up by England during the past six
months was a tlimsy enough structure at
the best, but backed by the sentiment of
Europe as 10 the Gaoredness Of treaties,
II might have long restrained the
Russian bear. The death Of ABB
durrahman would knock II over like a
house oicards. No one doubts that Rus
sia would promptly seize Herat aud per-
haps Caboul on the plea that Aighanistan
was In state OF anarchy. With the near
est British troops four THOUSAND miles
away, and the Afghan army honeyoombed
with Russian sentiment, there 10 no ma
terial obstacle to her advance, and with
the lapse OF ell treaties made with Abdur-
rahman all moral obstacles would disap-
pear. Before Europe could recover from
the surprise Ayoub Khan could be seated
on the throne Of Caboul and bound hand
and foot with pledges, willingly enough
given, which would make him the most
nhadient yasaal of Russia.
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r. d lime 10 put Democratic harmony
=, ics, There isn't much oft in West
T;,sioia W , and It won't do to let that little
Ill .-.
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q al. aseG Giiiin & &gs.
AM
VANClNG
MARKElFT.

"In accordance with our predictions in
previous issues, prices for the Fall Trade
are already advancing. The Roxbury
Carpet Company and other prominent
manufacturers have announced IN I'D.
vance Of five cents per yard on their
goods, and before this issue reaches our
readers the Philadelphia manufacturers
are expecting 10 meet for independent
action and will have advanced their price
List at least five cents per yard. .n-Carpa
Trade RerietU, Juns l, 1885.
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. Following Is the record Of the games
played by the League and American Ass
ISOLATION clubs during the past week.
May 30.-Cincinnati, 16; Athletics, 0.
May SO.-Athietics, o; Cincinnati,7.
May 30.-Providence, 4; Chicago. ].
May S0.-st. Louis, .; baltimore, 4.
May S0.-St. Louis, 4; New York, i.
May 38.-Brooklyu, II; Louisville, 10.
May S0.-Brooklyn, III; Louisville, 4.
May S0.-Boston, q; Detroit, 8. 81
May 30.-Proyidence, 4; Detroit, 8.
May S0.-Philadelphia, z; Buffalo, O.
May So.-Metropolitan, s; Pittsburgh, Q.
May S0.-Metropol!tan, q Pittsburgh, 3.
May 30.-New York, 10; st. Louis, 9.
June 1.-Athletics, 0 Cincinnati,7.
June Buffalo, s; st. Louis, 4.
June 1,-St. Louis 10; Baltimore, 4.
June l.-Rrnoklyn, O.; Louisyille, I.
June New York, 81 philadelphia, q.
June 1.-Chicago, Q; Detroit, Q.
June 2.-st. Louis, 5; Buffalo, 2.
June 2.-Chicago, 10; Detroit, U.
June Baltimore, Il; st. Louis,.l.
June 2,-Proyidence, 2; Bostoncl.
June a.-Io Ioulsvllle, 1; brooklyn, o.
June 4.-atnletlC5t IL SllIStHhAtli ..
June 2.-Philadelphia, 3; New York, /.
June . a-Metsop'tan, 10; louisville, 4.
June 3.-Proyidence, 4 Boston, !.
June 3.-St. Louis, Q; Baltimore, 5. I
June 3.-New York, s.; Philadelphia, l..
June 3.-Bufalo, II; ST. Louis, O.
June 4.@3st. Louis, s; buffalo, T..
June 4.-Chicago, s.; Detroit, 8.
June baltimore, 12; Cincinnati, /.
June 4.-St. Louis, s; Athletics, 2.
June 4.-Loaisyille, 4; Metropolitan, 2.
June 4.-Fitislurgh, bi Brooklyn, 4.
June h.-Chlcago, Detroit,
June 5.-4thletics, 12; st. Louis, 10.
june 5.-Pittsburgh, 8; Brooklyn, 2.
June S.-AetEopolitan, Z I.ouisville, I.
June h.-Cincinnati, 4 Baltimore, a.
June G.-Chicago, 9; st. Louis, 2.
June 6.-NeV York, Z Philadelphia, D.
June 6.-Budalo, 5; Detroit, 4.
June 6.-Providence, g.; Boston, 2.
June 6.-Athletics, d; st. Louis, 4.
June B.-lIaipneEe, 81 0ineinnstl, 8.
June 8.-Brooklya, s; pittsburgh, q
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Ghs g,ttelLigearsr,
oS;es. Sos. 70 and 81 Fourteenth s.tees.
Tgr reported assassination OF the
,n,ser ns, Of Afghanistan is probably a Dem
ocralic " campaign slander.

no,.the President realize that there are
III UV ,ome offensive partisans" in oiilce2
~. M marty doesn't forget 1t.