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PARIS. April 9.-Conslderable irrlta::
tlon against Turkey has been aroused
here by the reports from Constantine
pie and London that the sultan has de-
cided to expel all Roman Catholic and
Protestant missionaries from Asihtic
Turkey on the ground that they have
been instrumental in melting the Ar
menlans 10 revolt against the authority
OF the sultan,
The papers, particularly the Figaro,
have taken up the question In earnest,
m one directly and strongly Affecting
Chrlstianity, and as calling for prompt
and effective action. The Figaro COM
plains Of the deception that the Turk
ish officials have pr1cticed upon the
world Mt large In the whitewashlng
stories Of the massaereB sent out by the
Turkish government. and expresses the
hope that France will not permit the
missionaries 10 be expelled from
AsIatlc TuFhey.
Other newspapers express similar
Views and hope that the French gov
crnment viii act with promptnhss and
energy In the matter.
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-. WANT1R TAIKs.
Attempts % E1euss the eAetlon-of the Free
sIlvsr RepnbIleana.

Attempts 20 EEcuSe the eAetlon-of the Free
silver RepRblipaDA.
WASHINGTON. April s.-After be-
Ing In retirement for some weeks, tne
tarihf silver bill was brought forward IN
the senate to-day as a text for o speech
by Mr.. Mantle, OF Montana, one OF the
five free silver Republican senators
who voted against consideTtngSthe tar
ift bill. Mr.. Mantle defended the course
OF the silver Republican senator's, de-
claring that tho Dlngley bill was not
framed as a patriotic measure. he
urged that linsectlona1 protecion
should be linked with bi-metalism. A
sharp tariff colloquy followed between
Senators Mills. Hoar. Hawley and
Mitchell, as to the ehect OF the wilson
bill on wool.
Mr.. Mantle spoke Of the recent utter
ances Of President Cleveland before q
missionary gathering, derogatory TO the
west, and declared that within a radi-
us Of five miles from Carnegie hall, New
York, wher Mr.. Cleveland spoke, there
was more poverty, ignorance, squalor,
starvation. crime and criminals than in
all Of the silver states combined.
Speaking on the tariff, he said; "rhe
Mckinley law was a strictly high pro-
tectIve measure, 50 high that some Re.
pHbHEAA SehhS9FB H1W AH bLl1 AANSA W
the senate doubted its expediency, and
would, II the Republican party was
fully restored to power, oppose It's re-
enactment. But the Dingley bill was
not measure designed for protection or
revenue. It was a political measure
and II was framed without due con-
sideraUon to western interests"
There ore some Republicans" ex-
claimed Mr.. Mantle. willing to sacri-
flee the principles OF the Republican
party SO long as O measure affords pro-
lection to certain interests"
Mr.. Mantle closed by expressing the
hope that the finance committee would
remodel the Dingley bill by combining
protection and bl.metallism.
Some progress was made on the In
dian appropriation bill, but the sectn-
rian school question went over until to-
morrow.
The calendar was cleared of all pri-
vate pension bills after an hour spe-
cinlly devoted to pensions.
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WASHINGTON. Pa. April s.-The
Mckinley delegates announced for this
district are DR.. John B. Donaldson, OF
Canonsburg, and George P. Murray, OF
BrIdEeville, and under yesterdays
date they issued the following letter to
the Republican voters OF Washington
county: believing that not only the
inEton county is strongly In favor Of
the nomination Of Major William Mo
KInley for President, but also that the
interests OF our country and the well-
being Of our party will be best served
by his nomination, the undersigned
candidates for election as delegates to
the Republican national convention to
represent the Twenty-fourth congress
slonal district OF Pennsylvania, prom
Klpiey's candidacy in every honorable
FpuUW
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KANSAS CITY, Mo.. April 9.-Prl-
maries were held in Kansas City and
Jackson county tonight to elect dele
gates to the Democratic convention,
which in tTrn will eject delegates to the
state convention at Sedalla and the Sc
dalia convention will name the state
convei tion delegation to the Democrat
ic naHonal The result of to-night's
primaries indicates that the county
convention will be Overwhelmingly in
favor of free silver, and that Kansas
City win send solid free silver delega-
tion to the state convention. Owing to
the conflict for the calls for to-nights
primaries two voting places having
been named in several OF the wards
there will be contesting delegations
from seven OF the fourteen wards. This
split Is dut to local jealousles and
not to financial differences, as silver men
predominated on all the tickets. The
seven outlying townships send solid
free silver delegations. =
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CUMBERLAND pREE1yTER1iHs.
tmportant BusinSls TFabpaSasa = ~
closing solsioh. u

Ciosing sellior.
PIpTsBuR9H. Pa, April a-1ho
closing session OF the Pittshursh Ppes-
bytsry Of the Cumberland Prelbytsrian
church began at a. m. IN ths Shady
avenue church, East End This eeq4-
ION, which was opened Tuesd1y eNSns
Ing. Is the semi-annual meeting q ti
presbytery Rev. U. w. MoMill9n, QE
MERcesport, preached the BeEInone 70
the prenbytery. The sessions have been
moderated over by Rev. ]. r. Lamb
OF California, Pa.
The business transacted was mostly
Of q routine nature, Bente3vi vitie " aatls.
inEtOn county, wna selected as the place
for the fall session.
Rev. J. R. Henry, OF the East hlQ.
was elected eomniissio 70 the geneIa4
assembly which meets IN BirminB nam,
Ala, on May Is Or. ANtell y alter-
nate. John r. Rush, esq, y the ~
commissioner at the assembly, VITA X
II, starke, alternate.
]. Parker Naugle, Of McSeegpoft, wa
received as candidate for the minis
try. The prGSbytery Is taking up new
mission work, and new church Will be
started at Washington, Pa, on the iiFat
Sunday IN May.
The meeting was well attended, about
twenty-five delegates Deihk pft-eut
from the district, almost g tull repre-
aentation. The ladies society heig an
interesting mission service last nlghts
ME ladies Of the Shady avenue church
prepared lunches for the delegates DUR
Ing the session of the presbyteFy.
The Pittsburgh presbyteTy Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church ems
braces the district Including al Of Alie-
Rheny county, and part Of Washing
ton and Westmorland counties. Re-
ports received from the various church
committees showed that the work q
the past six months has been prosper
Gus. 4,
The members OF the preSbytery VIII
leave for their homes during the day.
The session has been one OF the most
important In recent years.
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s,yen pTinsrs yyere Irnleil.

BUTTE, Mont, April 9.--Dispatches
from Rasin this morning are to the eff
feet that the fire In the Hope mine has
been extinguished, but that seven Inn
prisoned miners are beyond doubt dead.
as nothing can be heard from them.
They are:
John buckley. shaft boss; Pat Buck
ley, Martin Sullivan, Hugh McKeown,
Barney Wall, VIII Belden and Ed. Nc
Arthur.
The shaft is flied with burned tim-
bers, but that would not prevent the
voices OF the men being heard II thsy
were alive, and therefore It is positive
that they arc dead. It Will be several
day before the bodies can be reached.
The cause OF the fire Is still unknown.
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KIrIsd IIIn.rlf md s,reelh.art

LEAvENwoRPI, Kas., April s.--A
double tragedy was enacted on one Of
the principal thoroughfares here this at
ternoon. with a rasor Bud Owens a
negro, cut the throat OF Cora Boston, 4
negro girl nineteen years old and when
pursued by crowd OF people who had
witnessed the crime, cut his own throat
with the same weapon. Owens bled to
death in few minutes and the glrl will
die. Both were employed as servants at
Fort Leavcnworth. They were 70 have
been married on April 2, but the girl had
broken the engagement
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CANNES, April 9.-The daughter OF
the grand duke Michael, son Of the
grand duke Michael Nlcholaivitch. was
bnptised in the Russian church this
morning, the prince OF Wales and the
grand duchess Of Mecklenburg- Schew-
erin being her sponsors.
The marriage OF grand duke Michael
morganntlcally at San Reno, on Feb
ruary 90, 1891. to countess Won Meren-
berg, daughter of phince Nicholas OF
Nassau by his lporgapatlc marriage
with Pushkin's daughter, gave great
offense to the Gear Alexander and re-
suited In the grand dukes dismissal
from the army, etc. But grand duke
Michael has been completely restored to
favor by the present czar.
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WINNIPEG. Man, April 9.-The vii
lace OF Holland, near Winnipeg, Is ex-
cited over cold hlooded murder.
Last Wednesday morning in the main
road mile from the village was found
the body OF Hannah Hatton, with the
skull crushed in and throat cut from
ear to ear. Hannah was the young
daughter Of a. prominent farmer OF the
district. This evening Robert Moran. a
man servant In the employ OF the young
girls father was arrested for the deed.
The detectives charge that he was Grim
lnally intimate with the girl.
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CUBAN WAR
1nsurEsnts Charged with wreoiing :
Traln--Jose Roqas,s Bentenee.

insurgents Charged with WFeolEtng .
Traln-Jose Roqus'S Sentsnee.
HAVANA, April s.-Insurgents have
derailed passenger train at cascaioles
in santa Clara province. as the result ce
which two persons were killed and sev-
eral were wounded.
Jose Cabrera Rogue, who was cons
demned TO be shot to-day, Is still cons
fined In the death room, which has been
converted into Catholic chapel
The insurgents commanded by layas,
MonteaEuedo and Alvarez recently ens
tered the village Of San Juan, IN the Re-
medios district OF the province Of Santa
Clara during the night, plundered Q
number OF stores and factories and
burned 81 houses. The garrison de.
Tended the place as best they could and
the insurgents left five killed and re-
tired with their wounded. In retre0t-
ing the insurgents burned all the cane
fields Of Pastoa plantation.
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rH1Rn.rERN NoYRMENT.
DlseOuragIng Rssuit OF an Effort to Re-
,riYh 81

AeSA1AN SA - -
Vive ii.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-Another
effort is making to revive the Cleveland
third term boom, Democratic repre-
sentatves and senators having been In
tervlewed on all hands regarding their
views. The coucensus Of opinion Is
that Mr.. Cleveland has no show.
Senator Vest stated that he was
against Mr.. Cleveland for anything
and everything, and II by chance the
latter should be nominated he could not
carry a single county IN the state OF
Missouri. Other answers were to the
-foiloWing eject. State Secretary Fisk.
Of New Jersey-Clevelnnd Is the logical
candidate Of the party, and the strong
est man In the state that can be named.
Chairman Parr, Of North Carolina-But
few men in this state think that Mr..
Cleveland should again be elected
President. His nomination would be
disastrous to the Democracy In this
state. J. L. NJ. Irby, South Carolina
Cleveland could not carry South Caro-
lima. Clark Howell. Georgla-Aa the
party nominee 1t is doubtful II Mr..
Cleveland could carry q single southern
state. w. e. Chiffon. chairman Demo-
cratic state executive committee, West
VIrginia--I cannot imagine conditions
which make a fourth nomination, and
for q third term, logical.
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Special Dispatch to the Intelligeneer.
BUcKHANNoN. W. Va, April 81
The south bound passenger train on the
West Virginia & Pittsburgh railroad
jumped the track on Winchester curve
a short distance above Alexander about
3 o'clock this afternoon, The engine
was thrown into the bank ana disabled
Engineer Isaac Ruble was slightly jar
red up. but aside from this no one was
Injured. A wrecklng train from Wes-
ton, In charge OF Master Mechanic sam
Steel, soon arrived and cleared up the
wreck
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NEW COMPLICATION
In the situation IN tho soudan-R1mot
mat Msnsiit NTni Join With tAs psrys

In the situation IN the ssndan-R1mot
That MsneiilE VIII Join With ths porvs
MAssowAH, April e,-colouel Ste
voui, who has been ordered by Generals
BaldIssera to retire from cassalH upon
Agordat, telegraphs that the Deryiahes
who have hovered about Cassala are de-
moraliHed by the attacks Of the RaErt-
son Of that place and have abandoned
Tucruf and fed beyond the AtoaEa
Toosobri, leaving their wounded, In adf
tiftion to mules and q quantity of grain.
Tucruf was well fortified and entrencas
ed, and was able to withstand q recons.
naisance in force by Colonel stevqnl,
on April 3, who took q. part % the torts,
but was unable to entirely dislodge the
bervishes.
There Is food for abundant speeula.
tlon and interest IN a report received
her that the Emperor Menelik, ltalys
late successful antagonist at AdoWe,
has sent a delegate 70 negotiate with
the Dervishes, An alliance between the
.Ahysslnians and the Derviahes would
upset many calculations.
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tutlons, was brought into the house to-
day With the Bpeelas appropriations
stricken out and containing In lieu
thereof an appropriation Of . lump sum
for charities to be expended under the
direction OF the district commis aioners
with the proviso that no part Of the ap-
preparation should 50 70 institutlons IN
ecclesiastical or sectarian control The
feature OF the debate was O vigorous
attack on the A. P. Ably Afr. Fitzgerald
fDen.. MnRsl.
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appointed to walt upon him at yester-
days meeting and to urge upon him to
protest against tho expulsion Of miss
ionaries from Asia Minor.
His reply confirms the news tele-
Eraphed % tho Associated Press from
Constantinopie that the porte has given
complete assurances to the British and
American representativesthere that the
missionaries In Asia Minor viii not be
niolestad while they conform TO the laws
NJ tho rIfinfy-tg H
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PORTLAND, Ore, April 9.-The Re
publican state convention was called to
order at II o'clock to-day by chairman
Steele. of the state committee. After
eiectinE a temporary chairman and Rp-
pointing n credentials committee the
convention took recess until o'clock.
The convention assembled at the ap-
pointed hour, but the committee on Gre-
dentials not being ready 10 report n
further recesE was taken until O'clock.
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GETTYSBURG. Pa, April 9.-The
Veterans Association OF the 2O1th
Pennsylvania infantry regiment he'd
their annual reunion here to-day. They
were escorted TO headquarters, the Cen
tral hotel, by the Grand Army Dan9'
buEinesp meeting was held In the at-
ternoon nnd a campfire In the court
house Tonight, presided over by Major
L x. Brown. Tho veterans OF the 2OOth
regiment Jolned Ia the meeting,
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INDIANA, Pa, April 9.-The Demo-
cratic county committee met here this
afternoon and nominated delegates TO
the state convention. Those chosen
were James II. Avery, OF Blairsville,
and J.'P. Rice Davis, OF Cherry Tree.
The resolutions warmly indorsed eX-
Governor Pattison for the presidency,
were unanimously passed. The dele
gates from this county Will go to the
state convention uninstructed.
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SAVANNAH. Ga, April o-Incen-
diary attempts were made last night to
burn the Savannah postotiice, also the
large faur-story brick building occupied
by the Hoyle Grocery Company md
Ludden & Batcs music house, The
buildings are in different pnrts Of the
business section OF the city. 1t Is the
general Impression that the fire OF yes
terday morning which destroyed $780,,
600 worth Of property, was due to In
,NDdioriqu1
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wILLIAMSPoRT, Pa. April 9.-The
Republican county convention met yes
terday and Elias Deemer WAS elected
delegate to the national convention.
He is Mckinley man. Howard Lyon,
James Coulter and Robert Brownlee
were elected delegates to the state con-
vntion. c. W. Scott, d. B. Dylins and
Frank Trump were elected congress
sional conferees. The convention
adopted resolutions indorslng McRin-
ley, the protective tariff, the state adj
mlnIstratIon and the Monroe doc
trine; opposing free silver coinage and
CIeveIand'a administration.
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WASHINGTON, d, C., April 9.--rhe
house to-day after debating the bill TO
abolish compulsory pllOtage, on sailing
Vessels engagod in the coaatwlac trade
defeated tho measure by Il large major-
lty. b7-ii7. The District OF Columbia
appropriation bill, which was rs-com-
mlttcd early In March after pro-
traeted Sight Hgalnst appropriations FOR
private and sectarlan charitable ihstl-
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nlr.rI ma Harhorn 10 &c senate.

WASHINGTON, April s.-Tbe SEN
ate committee on commerce to-day de-
cIded to take up the river and harbor
bill tomorrow and to sit daily until It's
consideration Is concluded. The COM
mittee will devote Friday, Saturday
and Monday to hearing senators who
have amendments to offer and after
that time win press the bill to final con-
sideratlon as soon as practicable.
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NJ, n AIIo,vr1I 10 Heturn,

WASHINGTON. April 9.-1t can be
stated on authority that there II no
rrason for apprehension that tnlsalon-
Hry Knapp win not meet with fair
treatment. and eventually be permitted
10 return TO his post at Bltlls as soon as
hc has undergone the form of clearing
himself from the charges that have
bcen lodged nEalnat him OF conspiracy
1rnlugt the government
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.rnrd'rsr Surrender. Himself l,..

Special DIHphtGn 20 INC IHIelNsouvuFF
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, April -
This afternoon Virgil staley surrender.
cd himself to the authorities here. Last
fall he killed Lafayette Adkins, reia-
tive OF his, and has been evadlng the
authorities sine. He tells many trying
experiences during his travels over
the country, and went for four days
without food while on the hills along the
Big Sandy river.
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RUSSA'S HAND
In Turkish Policy Toward Chris.
tian Missionaries.
THE BEAR WANTS A MONOPOLY
OF the Field In order to Russlanize
Armenia.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH PROTEST

And Their Govsrnmons May Take
Astloa-The Method or ErpeIlIng ur.
Knapp, the American Missionary, the
Result ofa Secret Treaty believed to be
the First Move Toward E1pslling CATH
Olio and ProtsItant missionaries and the
nsd CroS. Society.
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NEws FROM JAPAN
brought by Dllnptasted Steamer TllS
Epidsmio IN the oftaut,

Eplaemip IA tho Of1eu4
SAN FRANCISCO, April s-The Pa
cihc mail steamship Rio Janeiro ar
rived to-day from China and Japan.
The ship presented a dilnpidated ap.
pearanee, nearly all OF her cabins and
the woodwork on the upper deck having
been consumed during the period on
the trip when she ran short Of coal.
The ships odicers bring but little
news Of the epidemic in the Orient:
Hong Kong, G6lna, had been declared
an injected port, and the steamship line
from there to VIadtvostock had Bus-
pended operations.
At Kobe q general quarantine sta
ton has been established and gygtem-
attic eRofta are made TO combat the
dread disease. Other than the black
plague, cholera and smallpox In q Yir-
.ulent form have made their appearances.
In Japan more modern methods are
employed than in China, and as z re-
suit the death rate is lower In the king
dom OF the mikado than In the latter
country.
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WASHINGTON. April 9.-Captaln
Evans teiegraphed the navy depart
ment to-day that the bnttleship IndI-
ana having floated out Of the Port
Royal dry dock he would sail this
morning for Hampton Roads, where
the Indiana Will be attached to the
north Atlantic squadron and particle
nate IN the mnnoeuvres on the capes.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-. April IA heavy
vote was cast at the Democratic prl-
marles held in st. Louis to-day for the
election OF delegates TO the state con.
ventlOn Mt Sednlln, which IN turn VIII
elect delegates to the national conven-
tion In Chicago.
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COLUMBUS. Ohio, April 9,-Thc state
Of Ohio on ma after July !. wiz intllct
capital punishment by electricity The
bill passed to-dny that al the next fall
question OF having u constitutional COW
Yentlon.
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LOUISVILLE. KY, April 9.-A dis
patch from frankfort, says:
Governor Bradley's managers to-day
reiterated the statement that he Is in
defeat in the district convention here
yesterday, and at Falmouth to-day.
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For Weat Virginia, probably fair ana
warmer Friday; southwestCrly winds
For Western Pennsylvania, Hhowers
In the morning. followed by fair wealth
or; warmer: winds fresh and briak from
southwest,
For Ohio, generally fair during tho
day, preceded In the carly morning by
showers on the lakes; warmer; fresh 70
brisk westerly shifting to SouthweSter-
winds.
Local Temperature.
The temperature yesterday as observed
by z, Schnepf, druggist. corner Four
lows:
a, fu,...u.,.l., Aa p, Tn,,.,,.....,... ts
. a. m..aG.,,.,... l6l1 r, m.,..,.....a "
" mr",."".",..., OlWOathor-ttaiu.
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QUEENSTOWN, April 9. Sailed
Steamer Teutonic, Liverpool and New
York
NEW YORK, April s.-SRiled-Steams
er Fuerst bismarck, Hamburg.
NEW YORK-Steamer Germanie,
Liverpool; H0lle. Bremen.
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HOUSTON, Texas, April O..--At Milii-
can to-day fcw minutes after 2
O'Clock this morning John BROOKS shot
and killed his daughter Miss Molle
boS srSak sSSsS g %oTse. woSndfd Sd hc a'C commit ssi
ted suicide.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., April 9.-The
treasry to-day lost $ss,s0O In gold coin
and S25.600 In bars, which leaves the
true amount OF the gold reserve $l27,-
Ia5,aIQ.
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LONDON. April 0.-Lord Salisbury
through his secretary, has written tn
the Armenian Commission IN response
10 the communication OF the deputatlon
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HOUSTON, Texas. April Billy
white" or Reform Republicans Of the
First Congressional district elected del.
egates to the 81. Louis convention. They
nre unlnstrtirted.
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STRANGE DISASTER
The capsizing Of a British Ship at
San Francisco.
FIFTEEN SEAMEN STRUGGLED

In the watsr aud SIX oeThem, Pennsd In
the Hold Of the Vessel, Were Drowned
Like Rats-ons Of thb Mos, Remarkable
6niamities that Ever Happened 70 a
ship-A severe squaIl That Did Great
Damage.