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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14
TEMPERANCE PUBLISHERS.
The National Society Re-clccts Most of
Its Old Ofticers,

New YoRK, May l3-The twenty-ffth
anniversary Of the National Temperance
Society and Publication House resulted in
the election Of the following officers for one
ensuing year: President, T l.. Cuyler,
ID. D.; Vice President, Bishop r. G.. An
drews Secretary, j. y. Stearns, Treas
urer. w. d. Porter. Managers for three
years. Peter Carter. OF New York; James
Blake. of Pennsylvania; Peter Strykcr, Of
". w. Dodge, Darwin =. James. A. y.
Hendig. Of New York; Louis Wagner. OF
PENNSYLVANIA, and f.. H. Clapp, Of Massa
cnusettS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14
CABLE COMBINATIONS.

The East Africa Company has contracted
with the German Government To maintain
a line Of steamers TO Delagoa bay IN return
for "A subsidy Of 100000 marks annually.
The police Of Hamburg Germany. We're
compelled 10 charge and disperse the strik
ing gas workers, who became riOtous.
The strikers at Prague Austria, held "a
a parade Soldiers preserved the peace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14

CANTON. O., May 13.-There was no
Akron Canton game this afternoon on ac-
count Of rain. Pitcher Irwin, released by
Canton, was signed by Akron. Catcher
Hart. released by Louisville was signed
bv Canton to-day. Ed Ashenbach, center
solder signed with Lansing (Mich.) club.
LANES Peoples will likely sign as captain
and first baseman of the Cantons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14
Mr.t NIrsinla NIatter..

SPECIAL I,'lgr1Hi 10 ne Register.
Wv-mNGroN. May l3.-RepreSeutative
smith to-day introduced bin TO pension
Isaac Moore. of West Virginia.
The following postmasters have been ap-
pointed. j. b. BWtou. French Creek, Up
shur county. vice r. W H. Elmer, rem0v-
Ell: h. y. Hager Hewitt. Boone county, vice
j. Eikius. resi igued
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14
SPLIT On PENSIONS.
The senate VIII Not Agree to the House
Service Bill.


WA~uINcrON. May 13.-Senator Da-
Wis. with the unanimous concurrence of
the other members OF the Senate PEN
sious Committee, to-day submitted a re-
port recommending that the Senate do
not agree 90 the amendment made by
the House % the depcudeutpcnSion bill.
The differences between the two bodies
are radical. and the members of the
Senate Committee announce their de-
termination not 20 agree 10 the House
bin under any conditions The bill aS
90 passed the Senate was dependent
pension measure Identical 10 that vetoed
by President Cleveland. The House
amended the bill bv passing substitute
measurc-thc Morrill, bill-which is both
% dependent and service pension bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14
PlaYers' League.

At Philadelphia Philadelphia ), Brook
lyn {; hits, Philadelphia 5, Brooklyn 10;
errors. Philadelphia / Brooklyn ,; earned,
philadelphia /, Brooklyn none; pitchers
Knell and Sowders; umpires, Ferguson
and Holbert.
At New York-New York .. Boston ,;
earned, New York ,, Boston :; hits, New
York 4 Boston 9: errors, New York !.
Boston ,: umpires Gaffney and Barnes.
AT Chicago-Buffalo 3, Chicago 10; pitch
ers. Baldwin and Keefe; hits. Buffalo 3,
Chicago 10: errors. Buffalo 3 Chicago 4;
earned, Buffalo 1, Chicago IA; umpires,
Jones and Knight.
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Granite Cutter., Strike Ended.

Quincy. Mass, May 13.-As the result of
a conference Yesterday, lasting from noon
to midnight, of representatives of tbs Gran
lite Cutters Association and the striking
cutters. it was announced that compro-
mise had been effected and that the cutters
will ,,ptlr.u
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F,ssir,s Hir Horse sale.

CLEVELAND. O.. May 13.-At Fassigs
horse sale to-day fifty horses brought
-. .g45; average price Si5S. Among those
sold were. Choice, by Onward, dam by
Delmonico, 20 Charles Stof, WMnpum,
Pa, lO25; Akebia. by Baron Wilkes. dam
by Ashland. made by Ashland Chief, to j.
u. Sibley. Franklin, Pa, 81 500
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14
NoLottery rorHim.

BATON RoUGE. la, May l3.-The State
Legislature convened here yesterday. The
Governors message opposes the renewal Of
the lottery charter. IL asks that reward
bee offered for the capture of defaulting
Treasurer Burke. The Governor believes
in "a system of levees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14

WASHINGTON. May 13-S Senator SpOoner
appeared to-day before the Senate Commit
tee on Finance and made "A statement, IN
which he urged favorable action upon two
bills affecting the regulations for the sale
and export of beer The committee order
cd favorable reports upon both bills.
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Mrs. steele a. Hawkins Dead.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, May. l3.-Steele \.
Harkins, Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate,
janitor at the Custom House, and one Of
the leaders Of the Republican party in this
county, lost his estimable wife this morn
mgr after lingering illness with consump-
t1nn She leayes six children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14

WA,mNcroN. May l3 The first meeting
of the Board of Directors of the National
Marine Washington Memorial Assocla-
lion was held this afternoon i'm the Green
room of the White House. The meeting
elected Mrs Waite, Vice President; Mrs
NIar.aret Dalzeu. Secretary. and Mrs r.
Grannis Riggs. Treasurer. Among those
present We're Mrs Harrison.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14
pnrlnr car. for cIncInnatI and pItt.burgh

The b. & O. Co. are now running par
lar cars. betwceen Pittsburgh and Gin
cinnati, on trains Nos. 1913 and lOi, leay-
ing Wheeling for Cincinnati at lO:05 a.
m. and for Pittsburgh at 6:20 p. N.
daily.
For seats IN above ears enquire at
depot ticket Office.
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CHURCH IN POLITICS.
Illinois Lutherans Against the Present |
Schnnl LAW

CmcAGo. May l3.-The first move in the
Lutheran Church plan to 90 into politics
for the purpose of attacking the cOmpuls-
orv education law was made yesterday,
when ex-COunty Commissioner Senne an
nounced himself as a candidate for the
State Senate. At the recent meeting of
the Lutheran Synod at Springfield il
was determined 10 put up candidates for
the Legislature in certain districts where
the Lutheran Church is the strongest,
pledged TO vote for repeal or Il moditica-
tion Of the law The particular clause
aimed at is the one requiring that all the
common branches be taught in the English
language, and this is the one which the
Church desires to have stricken ont
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Voted for McGinty.

FRAyKFoRT. KY. May l3.-The vote for
Senator in the kentucky Legislature to-
dav was mere farce. the members voting
for .McGinty.m annie Rooney etc, as
the humor led them. The OBJECT OF thlS
frivolity was to prevent an election uhlil
after cancns action.
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E,cnr.lon to Gettr.burg,. rIeld.

WA,HrNcroN. ID. c.. May l3-The Get
tysburc Memorial Association has ar
ranged for a special Congressional cXcur-
Sion 90 the battlefield ON Decoration Day,
May 3u \ large number Of Senator's and
members have accepted. Col. Bachelor,
the Government historian Of the field, will
Dee iu charge of the party.
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InLe Kilrnin Works.

PrRvIs. Miss. May 13.-Jake Kilrain
was in town to-day. He looks gross and
the woolen shirt he wears indicates he IS
irving to train down some. He tipped the
beam to-day at 2l9 pounds. The sawmil
men say he is not afraid oi work ana taxes
la fanv kind that comes to hand.
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
Lots of spread-Eagle Oratory But No
Voting.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May l3.-Thc Dem
ocratic caucus at Frankfort to name a
candidate to succeed Senator Beck has
spent the night to midnight in making
speeches to put men in the field. The
Hon. p. Cooper led with an ambitious
effort, putting forward the name of ex-
Governor Proctor Knott. He was
followed by L. 7. Moore and then by
Senator Michigan naming Congressman
McCreary and Carlisle respectively.
CarliSle's men are for pushing the con-
test to conclusion. but the opposition,
united ON everything but candidate,
control the caucus, and hope to wear
ont the Carlisle supporters.
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rnnlnnsr nnd EIreman KIIled.

Sn,NoKrx. PA, May BY the expo,
sion of the boiler of a locomotive on the
Reading Railroad, this morning Engineer
Hogiegonz and Fireman Charles Kaufman
were instantly killed, and Conductor
George c. Wager probably fatally injured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14
WEST NIRGINIA's soLDnERY.
The Governor Makes Number of stan
Appointments.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, May 13.-The
Governor has made the following staff
Hon. VIM. NJ. Clements,
of jefferson county. Paymastcr Generals;
DR.. John W. BOSsworth. of Phillippi,
Barbour county. Surgeon General; and
Col. 4. A. Franzheim, of Wheeling,
CommsSary General. each with the
rank of Brigadier General. These lat
ter appointments complete the Cover
nor's staff. and as Brigadier General
c. II. Snyder some months since ap-
pointed his staff officers, the military
forces of the State are now fully organ
lied. and West Virginia awaits with
the call to war.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14
Ills Last Performance.

MADRID, May l3 Sixteen thousand peo-
pie witnessed the last performance OF the
famous bull fighter, Frascuelo, last night.
Afterward the retiring matador was escort
cd through the streets by AN immense
crowd, amid the plaudts Of the populace
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14
LAWYER SUICIDES.
Prominent New Mexico G.. 4. X. Man
Shoofs Himself.

Prominent New Mexico G.. 4. X. Man
shoots Himself.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. May l3.-Wm. +.
Crane, lawyer, Of Albuquerque. \.
NJ, on his way to Chicago. suicided at
9 o'clock this morning in the Planters
rooming house, while labOring under an
attack Of temporary insanity. He shot
himself in the head with revolver.
He was a member of the e. A. K. and
leaves wife and two children, who are
living al Laurel. Prince county, Nd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14
ACHESON'S CHANCE.
\ Clear Field for the Washington. Pa
Editor.

WAsHrNGToN, PA. May 13.-Editor
+. I. AchcSon is to have a clear field IN
this county for the contest for Republi-
can Congressional candidate. The other
candidates who have frequently been
spoken of were \. NJ. Todd, Esq, and
Hon. Brit Hart. They declined to run
to-day. Their action has been great
surprise to Republicans who are aware
of their action. 1t is thought by many
Democrats and friends of Acheson that
it was useless and that they were sure
of defeat. AcheSon will name his own
delegates to the district conference.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14
Troops to suppress Strikers.

PRAGUE. May l3 - Three thousand
workmen at Koenighoef, Bohemia, have
gone on strike. Negotiations looking 10 "A
settlement of the difficulty have been held
without result. The situation is critical
and troops have been summoned 10 aid the
authorities in preserving order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14
s,r,rss and His Orchestra.

New YORK, May I3.-The steamship
Werra. of the North German Lloyd Com
pany. reached here to-day, having ON
boart Director Strauss and his we'll
known orchestra. There are IS in the
party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14
unre petitinn tc. the nzar.

NEW YORK, May b. a movement has
been inaugurated 10 secure one million sig
natures TO q memorial 10 be sent 10 the
Gar of Russia. asking that he look into
and seek 10 ameliorate the condition Of the
exiles in Siberia. Responses are coming in
at the rate Of so day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14
MILLION 4 YEAR.

Fabulous OHer of the Louisiana state Lot
terry.
BATON RoUGE. La. May l3.-Mr.
Johnson Morris has decided to double
his offer for a lottery license, and will
give this State 1000. 900 per annum for
the privilege Of maintaining lottery.
Mr.. Morris proposes to divide it amongst
public schools. hospitals and asylums.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14
PROHIBITION BLACK EYE.
\ Part of the Kansas Statutes Unconsti-
tutiOnal.

tutional.
CmcAGo. May 13-A dispatch from
Leavenworth. Kansas. says: Judge Gro
zicr. of the First Judicial District, pro
nounces unconstitutional the provision of
the Prohibition law, comforting power upon
the Attorney-Generala and his assistants to
summon persons before them to testify as
to violations of law The decision gives
great comfort TO the liquor men and resub-
missiOnistS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14
Eernhartlt's Illness.

PARIS. May H. Sarah Bcrnhardt is
much worse Three physicians have been
called in and are with her. 1t will be- i'm
possible to determine the nature of her in
ness for some days, but serious nervous
malady is feared
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RAILROAD CONDUCTORS.
The National Convention in Session at
Rochester.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y. May 13.-The
National Convention of the Order Of
Railroad Conductors was called to order
this morning by }. a. Spellman, of the
Rochester division. This mornings
meeting was more of special session
than anything else. business meetings
commence this afternoon, They will
be secret. There are about go dele
gates and 800 visitors here.
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CIIINA'S LOSS.
Marquis of Tscng's Death May Cause
Retrogression.

LONDON, May l3.-A telegram from
Pcking states that the friends OF pro-
gression greatly fear that the Chinese
will retrogradc now that the Marquis
Tseng is dead. Several people are men
toned a his probable successor, and
all have old ideas. contrary to that of
the dead Minister, and the Emperor Is
in sympathy with them. The outlook
is regarded a. serious by Europeans.
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EMIN's DEMAND.
The German Egyptian Soldier Wants Sal
ary and Pension.

LONDON. May l3.-The demand made by
Emin Pasha, upon the Egyptian Govern
ment. for seven years salary as Governor
of the Equatorial Provinces Of Africa. and
life pension. is generally attributed 10 the
influence Of his German advisers, and not
to his own desire to make trouble, and con
siderable speculation is rife as TO whether
IL will be complied with. That he is enti-
tied TO some compensation for his services
and their accompanying hardships, is CON
..IaJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14

LIMA. O.. May l3-Frances Brice, seven
,.eoI.s old niece of Senator Brice, died to-
day of diphtheria Her father died last
Thursday.
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Thirteen Persnns Killed.

TrRIN, May l3.-A military magazine at
Vagaline, near here, exploded today. Four
teen persons were instantly killed and
many others injured. some fatally.
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AN ELECTRIC MINING PLANT.
one Being Constructed at RiverNlew-
Miners VIII Have Incandescents.

Miners VIII Have Incandescents.
RIvERvIEw. ". Va. May 13.-The
Thurmouud Coal Company. of Thur
mound. Fayette county. is erecting the
first electric mining plant in this State.
The plant completed will cost about
100000. The mines will be supplied
with electric lights and electric mining
machines. The dyuamos will have ca
pacity Of 800 ampereS of current, which
is equal 20 about ninety-four horse pow
cr. They are So constructed that they
are perfectly safe, making accidents TO
human life impossible.
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No Game at Dayton.
Changes at Canton.

DAYTON, O., May l3.-Dayton-Wheeling
game was postponed to-day on account OF
rain
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NEARLY TWO TO ONE.

The Vote Of the Presbyteries on Revision
of Faith.
New YORK. May 13.-The Indcpcnd-
c,,t. of this week, publishes returns from
all but five of the presbyteries Of the
Presbyterian church, showing that 1873
have voted for revision, go against revi-
sion. and have declined to vote. Most
of the presbyterics not heard from are
Fnrafuu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14

COMPLEXION Powder is an absolute
necessity of the refined toilet in this eli
mate Pozzoni's combines every element
of beauty and purity.
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Rain at Springfield.
Ease Ball Notes.

SPRINGFIELD, O., May l9.-There was No
game here to-day owing to rain.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-19
Crashed Through 1. rhea,er.

pHlLAnEtrnra, Pa, April i3,A 1000 gallon water tank weighing with It's con tents over twenty tons, crashed through the roof of the Park Theater in this city this afternoon, wrecking in its descent the paint frame, some of the scenery and about one half of the stage. Tho tank went clear through to the cellar, where everything was flooded. The ooneussion caused by the fall was so great that window glass and dishes in the adjoining houses were broken. and quite panic prevailed for a time A largo force of carpenters were at once put to work, and temporary repairs will bc completed in time for tomorrow evenings performance IL is supposed that the tim
 bcrs supporting the tank were not heavy enough to bear the weight and gave way.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-19
Asou, 1, 900 Men Gu. in New York.

NEW Yogs. April ii.--Owing to a disa. rreemont between the Central Labor Union and Paulsen X Edgar, the Grecu Point Iron Works contractors, the carpenters, stair builders, steam filters, plumbers and house smiths employed on several large buildings were ordered out at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Tho ironworkers refused to employ union men. At least 900 men are out
 l, now seems that the plasterers and bricklayers did not join in tho strike, hay ing district organizations of their own from which orders to quit work must emanate. The other trades lahors were not surprised at the order from tho Central Labor Union and were ready 10 stop work.
 It Is believed the strikers will all con. clude to resume work this morning.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-19
TslegraphIc nrrx.tles

Recent heavy winds have caused an un- usually deep disturbance of Lake Michigan.
 The English syndicate has surrendered control of Detroit brcwcries to their former owners
 A Des Moines man and a burglar had . pistol duel in which both were probably fatally wounded
 Prominent Democrats havo been indicted Al Richmond, Va, charged with ohstruct- ing negro voters at the last election.
 The New York Methodist conference favors Federal aid to education in the south.
 The merchants and citixens of vicksburg, Miss, passed resolutions indorsing the lsyee system of controlling tho current of the Mississippi River and calling for con ysntion to he attended hy delegates from states and sections interested.
 4 large number of storms arc reported from various sections
 Two hi9hwu, men robbed stagc-eoach near Michigan Hun. Cal
 The C. A. R. cncampment, Department of Iowa, is in session Ut nes Moincs
 Tho cashier og Worcester fMassl Say ings Hank has skipped out with ka. .QCo
 There seems to hc little probability that tho Iowa Legislature will repeal the prohi- hition statute this year
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-19
PACKED THEIR KITS.
Eight Hundred indianapolis Carpenters
 Go ou Strike.

Go ou a Strike.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April i6.--The move mcnt for the eight-hour day and B cents Der holr pay began in earnest yesterday morning. The music of the hammer, the saw and tlie plane has ceased eight hundred men are idle and have determined to re- main so until their demands have been ac. ceied to- Nearly three months ago the contractors were notified that on this day tho demand for the shorter day and better pay would go into effect. This advance notice was given in order to allow the con tractors to bid ou work understandingly Since the notice was given the work of strengthening the Carpenters Union has been going steadily on, and gradually near ly all the iourneymen In tine city allied themselves with some one of the unions, and in so doing pledged themselves to stand firm for the demand to be made.
 The contractors have watched this move ment with interest, but have not taken any steps toward meeting the demands of their employees. During the last few days quite number of employers have verbally agreed to grant the demands of the work men. but no ono would consent to sign an agreement as required by the unions. When quitting time came Monday evening each gang of iourneymcn carpenters in the city renewed tho demand for eight hours and 5 cents per hour ray. In each in stance the answer was either that it could not be acceded to or that a day or two was desired to think over ths matter. The re- suit was between 100 and 800 of the 9)0 iourncymen carpenters in the city packed their kits and gave notice that they would not return to work until the demands had been acceded to-
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-19
A BRIGHT, CALM DAY
Gives the Iie to the False Prophets Of
 the Coast.

SAN FKsSctsco, Cal, April i4--San Francisco, Oakland and Alameda still re- main on tho eartt's surface, Mrs. Wood werth's and Crank Erickson's prophecies to the contrary notwithstanding. Not eStn tiny bit of a "shaken of Mother Earth in this section has been felt, while tho Pacific coast was as free from tidal waves as q frozen fish pond. There has been, in fact. not dark cloud marring the sky. which was as if composed of one mass of turquoise. A pleasant breeze blew all day, and as the hands of the various clock passed { :45 D, m, the time set for the earth, quake shock and the appearance of the terrible tidal wave, the nervous drew sigh of reliof. the brave laughed Justify, and the "cranksN in the mountains kicked themselves black and blue for moving away
 Tho prophecy of destruction was the one theme discussed in this vicinity, at ali events, t0 day, and there Is no denying the fact that thousands were frightened by Mrs. Woodworth's prediction. Crank George Erickson said this morning to the superintendent of tho Insane Asylum that the prophecy held good until F o'clock to night, as be had not been appraised of any change of date,
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-19
WRECK OF THE SUETTA.
She Struck . Snnkea Rock and Went tn tho Bottom-one Hundred and Thir- teen Persons Drowned.

SaS FRAScssco. Cal. April i3, By steamer Mariposa, from Australia, addi- 'ional details have been received of the wrecked steamer Suetta ofy Thurdah Is land Abouta o'clock on the evening of March l, the passengers, who wcro holding an imprompta musicale. were startled by the sudden stopping of the engines and the grating of the vessels keel on the suukcn rock. In less than three minutes the Suetta had sunk out of sight. leaving 2Qi people struggling la the waves. Some were borne under hy tho tangled rigging, and others, more fortunate, chung to the floating wreck age. One hundred and thirteen lives were lost Of i2S whites only thirty escaped, while of the i6S negroes sa survived. Many of tho whites were imprisoned in tho state rooms
 Capt Sanders states that he was on the bridge when tho vessel struck He rushed forward mud ordered tho boats out He found the ship already settling Ho had just time to climb the rigging and jump in. to the wator when the vessel seemed to stand on end for moment and then sunk. After a half hour he was picked ap. Tho rock on which the vessel struck is not on the chart. and is right tn tho track of the course recommended by the Admiralty, which states that there are twelve fsthoms of water there.