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Family RuTChERED.
Foster Son the Murderer Foul Crime
in West Virginia.

Foster Son the Murderer Foul Crime
Ia West Virginia.
PAGKERsHURG. W. Va. Nov. Near
Ripley. Jackson county. Tuesday even
ing. widow, her young son and her
daughter were murdered in cold blood.
At least the first two are dead and the
daughter at last accounts could not
live from the effects OF her terrible i'm
juries.
The widow Green. the eldest victim,
lived on a good-sized farm about ten
miles east OF Ripley, or jackson C. II.
Living with her were her son and two
daughter, The son WAS James Green.
being the widows child by her second
husband. and The daughters 10y her
first husband being surnamcd Pfost.
The widow had raised from boy
hood young man of 10 or
20, named John Morgan. a short time
ago Morgan left the family and had
gone To reside with some relatives.
Tuesday Mrs. Green sold horse to "a
neighhor for S5G, receiving the cash in
payment. That evening about dusk
Morgan came TO the Green farm. He
had armed himself with q stout club
Young James Green. who is about 20
~ Y
gagged in feeding the cattle. Morgan
slipped up behind him and gave him
blow on the head that must have
proved fatal instantly. Morgan went
into the house and encountered Mrs.
Green and her daughter. who in turn
received mortal blows from Morgan 5
club. The news of the terrible crime
spread like wildfire and in "A
short time the hills were Gov
cred with indignant citizens hunt
ing Morgan. The SJG was gone
and the presumption was that he had
taken IT, robbery having been the mo
tive OF the triple murder Wednesday
afternoon Morgan was found and
drapgd from his hiding place i'm the
woods by the excited populacc.
Threats OF iynching were loud and
numerous and the prisoner had TO bc
closely guarded He was taken TO
Spencer 20 prevent lynchiug
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The scIiwarz AirshIp.

BERLIN, Nov. 5.-The Schwarz alum
mum airship, fitted with benzine en-
CINE, was tested Thursday on the Tenn
pelhof field in tho presence Of num-
Der Of generals and the chief OF the
army airship department. The airship
rose thousand feet, fioated i'm the mir
for II minutes, and at first obeyed the
man steering IL, but later strong
wind which prevailed rendered the
ship unmanageablc. The experiment
was considered TO be partly successful.
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DISAPPOINTING
|Is the Record of Fever Cases and
Deaths at New Orleans.
Warm Weather Has Not Been of Any
Benefit to the Patients.
Another Long List of New Cases aud One
!. Death Reported ut Mobile. Ala.
New Gases at Jackson. MiSs..-Onc
New Case at Memphis. Tenn

Ew ORLEANS, Nov. 6-The record
yellow fever eases and deaths is dis
pointing. The death rate is higher
han il has been for several days, and
the number of new cases is not as
small as the board of health officials
predicted il would be The situation
while il has not improved any. is not
considered worse. The warm weather
which WAS experienced mere Friday.
- IA the shade. has not helped the pa
| tients along any. The fever record
Friday was. New cases, p: deaths. 10.
MOBILE. Ala, Nov 6.-Another long
st of new cases and one death were
Idded TO Mobiles fever total Friday.
There Is no increase in the death rate.
khowever, and physicians report that
the cases arc for the most part exceed
ugiy mild New cases Friday, II;
eaths. I. Outside of the city there
re two deaths from the fever: Albert
Swansey and Mrs. Annie Larue, near
Fhistlcr
JACKSON, Miss. Nov. 6.--New cases
bf yellow fever were reported Friday
- follows: Cayuga, County Faria. 1.
MEMPHIS Tenn, Now 6.-Onc new
Se of fever was reported Friday night
nd no deaths. The new case i oliver
alexander a Florida avenue, in the
Infected district. Friday night the
weather was cold and another heavy
frost expected
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REBEL VICTORY.
The Spanish Troops Sustain a Severe
Defeat Near Aguacate.
The Fight Was a Long One and the spanish
Lo-> Was Tremendous -NoIguin Rc-
ported Attacked and Captured 10y the
Insurgents Z nder Gen. Cebreco.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-A dispatch TO
the Herald from Havana saws: The reb-
els in the field are very active. On DC
tober 80 the Spaniards sustained the
most severe loss they have met for
some time. On the borders of Matan-
zas province Gen. Molina was defeated
by the insurgents under Gen. Betan-
court. Gen. Molina was on his way to
Havana, accompanied by half bril-
gade of troops. To participate in Gen.
Blanco's reception. At Agucatc. ne
heard the rebels were encamped in the
Purgatorio hills, and broke his march
TO attack them. The fight was "A long
one and the Spanish loss was tremend-
Gus. He was finally obliged To re
treat.
A report, apparently well founded. is
current in Havana To the effect that
Holguin has been attacked and cap
tured by the rebels under Gen Ccbreco.
That il has been attacked and - Span
iards killed is admitted. but the cap
ture is denied Gen. Luque with heavy
reinforcements, left Havana Wednes-
day for Holguin.
In a book ON the Cuban war Just pub
lished here. Gen. Weyler writes the in
PRODUCTION. In one place he says:
The system Of warfare carried on
by me during this campaign il not "A
new one. IL is the same "a pursued by
the Americans of the north when they
fought their brethren of the south.
a million dollars in paper currency
has mysteriously disappeared from the
treasury here. The money was depos-
tied for payment of the troops and
navy. This fact coupled with an at
tempt 10 deprive the army OF their pay
for the months OF April, May and June,
is causing great Indignation.
In Pinar del Rio province the rebels
under command of Capt Lores attack
cd q convoy that left san Cayetano and
captured q large supply of clothing
and ammunition. The town of Con-
solacion del Sur has also been raided
and several houses burned. On Octo-
Der . a small expedition landed near
Bahia Honda
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Thc Neneznelan KrvoInlion.

NEW York. Nov "a dispatch tc
the Herald from Caracas. Venezuela
says. Advices just received from th,
states of Lara and Bolivar. report the
revolutionary character there. In Boil
war particularly. tine trouble seems %
be serious, - three companies Of in
fdutrv have been ordered 20 leave Car
aca- Friday for Ciudad. Bolivar By
order or the government many hum
drcds Of persons. some men OF import
ancc have been arrested for political
oftcnecs. Tho arrests have been made
In al nlrl- Of The r.nubIic.
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MUCH oFFeNsE
Given the >paalsh Government NV Ex-NIin-
lister rayior's Magazine Article.

Given the >paaish Government NV Ex-,Iia-
lister rayior's Magazine Article.
NV NoRK. Nov. "A special to tho
World from Madrid. Spain. SAYS:
Something of sensation has bccn
caused i'm Madrid by telcgrams from
America. cpitomizing an article ON
Cuba written for an American maga-
sine by former Minister Taylor
The Spaniards are particularly an
moved because Mr.. TAYLOR has obtained
from their own contemporary data in
the daily press and from utteranccS Of
their statesmen all his information
about lack of honesty in the elections
and in the parliamentary government.
and about notorious abuses in their
nome administration even at the cap
ital.
The conclusion Mr.. Taylor draws
from such premises i'm favor Of Amcri-
can Intervention for the settlement OF
the Cuban question has given much Of
Tense at court and I'm official
and political circles because IL is deem
eel calculated TO countcract the favora-
BILE impression the Spanish note had
made i'm the highest circles nt WASH
ington. including the president and
his cabinet, according To kilograms re-
ceived by the Madrid press and the ofii
cial dispatches from Minister Dupuy
dc LONE To the cabinet
Some Spanish papers affect to make
light of Mr.. Taylor's statements, and
say that they will not alter the effects
of the Spanish note which has sl<ilfullv
wardcd off, for the time the action by
the American government. which was
limited at in Minister Woodfoud's note
of September 23 and which made
out 50 strong "a case on grounds
of international law against liberation
of filibustcring expeditions and against
moral and material assistance being
given to the insurgents from the United
States.
The impartial says the Spanish gov
ernmcnt will take steps To counteract
the effects of Mr.. Taylor's article upon
public opinion and the government ia
America
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FRANKFORT RIOT.
Three White Men Killed and Several
Whites and Blacks Wounded.
Deputy sheriff peskens aud Prank rghcrt
and Howard Glore. Republican roiti-
clans, Among the Dead VIM. smith.
One OF thc Wounded. MAY Die.

FRANKFORT. Ky. Nov S.-Three white
men dead, two white men and several
negroes wounded. one fatally. sums up
the result of an early morning riot
here.
IL was the result of the silver Demo
Gratis alleged attempt to corral town
negroes in a bull pen outside of the
town. and the determination of the
Repub lican workers that il should not
bc done.
The white men who had been To the
country To finish the alleged corraling
OF the Negroes were headed 10y dcmo-
Gratis. They were returning to town in
n vchicle driven 10y William smith,
when on the hill above town they were
met hv n party ~ republicans, headed
10y Frank Egbcrt. Howard Glore aud
others IL Was here the first battle oc-
Cured Mt o'clock Tuesday morning.
Egbcrt commanded the vehicle to
halt. Smith was driving. Behind him
WAS Ben Marshall. "A brothcr-in-law of
Egbcrt, hut of the other party.
Marshall told Smith To drive ON. lie
did 50 aud Egbcrt shot his legs Co
pieces as the horse went ON and took
the party into town.
There was indiscriminatc shooting
there for IA few minutes and the first
battle ended
Egbcrt and his party followed tho
Marshall lirawncr party into town
Here the democrats were surrounded
by their friends and the Egbcrt party
came on with moro friends and spec
tntorS till all were on the principal
strcCtcrosSing ia the middle of the
city
1t was oclucl, Deputy sheriff r..
Il. ncakcns went mp to Egbcrt and told
him to surrender Ills reply was n>il-
ladc from his revolver that instantly
killed Drakcus
Egbcrt himself fell dead. and there Is
II difference ot opinion as to whether
lac was killed bv the deputy sheriff. as
the latter fell. or 10y rifle in The
hands Of one OF his brothcrs-iu.l law on.
by friends OF the opposing democratic
party.
Many shots were fired during this
second battle. When the smoke cleared
away Egbcrt aud Dcal,cns were dead.
Walter Coins, byStandcr - cripple,
was shot through the icg Charley
Boone, colorcd. was shot through tho
right lung.
ON the hin above town near where
the first battle occurred. there was
found at o'clock Tuesday morning
the dead body OF Howard Glorc. who
went out with Egbcrts party To break
mp the Negro bull pen. and who must
have been killed when Egbert attempt
cd To stop The party and shot Smith,
the driver The lattcr's legs were rid
died. One of them was amputatcd.
The other will have 10 bc amputatcd.
and IL is probable that Smith will bc
added 20 thc list of the dead before
many hours
LousNlrIr, Ky Nov. 3.-Thc Louis.
willie legion WAS called 10 arms Tues
day morning by order OF the governor
con account OF the prospects for trouble
al the polls. Tho soldiers are at the
armory ready 10 move at "a moment .
notice i'm ease of trouble.
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To BE REOPENED.
Anglo-Ameriean Arbitration Treaty Ne
gotiations to BE Reconsidered.
Arbitration Leagues Are being Formed
Throughout England An Order Issued
by Secretary Hiss Regarding Rcmos-
aior Classified service Employees.

WASHINGTON. Nov. S.-Sccrctary
Bliss has issued an order a. to the ne
moval of employees in the classified
service and calling attention Ia the
presidents order of last July providing
against removals without due charges
and prior hearing. The secretary di-
reefs rigid enforcement of this and
allows employees complained of three
days within which to submit. through
the proper officer. to the department n
defense IN writing, failure Ia do which
will bc held 10 bc waiver of defense.
The order ADDS:
At pension agencies, Indian agen-
cics, land offices, or other places of of.
fetal service under the department OF
the interior outside OF the District of
Columbia. the officer I'm charge, in
transmitting the charges. shall submit
his views and make such rccommcnda-
tonS aS he may deem proper. When
the nature of the offcnsc Is such that
the interest of the service seems TO re-
quirc summary action the accused may
bc suspended from duty, pending con-
sidcration of the charges, but such sus-
pension must bc promptly reported to
the department.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-Sir Julian
paunccfotc, the British ambassador,
who is just back from London. prob
ably will confer with Secretary Shcr-
man at an early day concerning the re-
opening of negotiations of an Anglo
American treaty of arbitration. There
Is said To bc no disposition ON either
hand To press the subject uuduly. but
rather To allow it TO develop along
natural lines and responsive 10 pub
lie sentiment MIR. sherman made
known To the british authorities
some months ago that the prcsi}
dent would view with favor ia
re-opcning OF the negotiations and
was hopeful that peace treaiy ulti.
mntcly would be secured. Tine British
officials were much gratiffd at this
suggestion, but no negotiations were
entered upon. Since then Sir Julian
has visited London and plas had AN OPP
portunity to learn the views OF the
foreign office n well ny the state of
British feeling on the Subject. An tho
tendencies ON the other Ssidc are favor
able To arbitration, although thc,1: is IA
general indisposition TO Duke up the
treaty question rs long ak there is
chance that il would meet Nthc same
fate rs the Olncy- Paunccfotc treaty.
As result of that treaty an Grbitra-
ton league has been formed thrt<lRh'
out England, It's aim being 10
bring about peace compact be-
tween that country and this. While
Sir Julian was in London he was called
upon by Mr.. Crcamer, the member of
parliament who has been foremost in
advocating arbitration. and who visit
cd the United States ON that mission.
Mr. Dreamer is rs hopeful rs ever that
arbitration between the two countries
will be secured
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TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 5.-Thc sale OF
the Kansas Pacific branch of the Union
Pacific railway under the government
foreclosure set for Thursday in this
city, was postponed till Thursday, DE.
cember 10. w. d. Cornish, OF St Paul,
special master, was present, and at If
O'Clock appeared at the depot
of the Union Pacific There were
no bidders present and none were ex-
pected. MIR. Cornish, as anticipated,
simply and formally announced that
under the authority of the court he adj
journcd the sale.
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Fatally Wounded by Hob,er.

DnsTRorr. Mich. Nov. G. John Med
ihp ashoemaSer was shot and fatally
wounded hy robber early Friday
morning while asleep in his house ON
Antoine street Mrs. NEEDING was
awakened Just as the intruder appeared
in the doorway of their room with q
lighted match i'm his hand Realizing
shat h, was detected. the stranger
fired @ revolver at the bed The bullet
pierced the breast OF the Sleeping man,
penetrafinQ a lung and blood vessels.
IL gobbcSS scapad NEEDING can live
2 ,.ts :. "a hc4i.-
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senator IInnnn ConrrntnIntcd.

CLEVELAND, o.. Nov. D. senator
Hanna Thursday received large num-
Der Of kilograms congratulating him
ON the result Of the election ira Ohio.
Among those who sent messages were
Gov Bushnell. senator Foraker. Post
master General Cary Secretaries Long
and Wilson, Attorney General McKcn-
ma. Senators Fairbanks. Mason. Pritch-
ard and Elsins. Chaunccy NJ. Dcpcw,
Jos Manlcy and scores Of others in
public life.
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pri.nncr.. Dnrlnr E.cnnc.

BUFFALO. \ y. Nov. G.-Wm. Moran.
30 years old, and John Moran. his
nephew, 10 years old, were sentenced
20 the Erie county penitcntiary from
Westhcld. y. Y, for car burglary.
Constable briggs was detailed to bring
the prisoners to Buffalo. They trav-
cied ON q fast Lake Shore train, and
when near Lake View the prisoners
made n rush for the car door and
Jumped from the train. Both rolled
down a steep embanllment. 4 farmer
noticed the men running toward the
woods 9hackled together. and notified
the county police. The men were cap
tured shortly afterward Neither had
been injured
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rIrec nlncI.s nnrncd.

PINCoNSING, Mich, Nov. 3.-This VIII
lagc was visited 10y the worst confla-
grafton in its history Tuesday The
fire started in DR. Portcrs residence.
on Second street. lcapcd across TO
Kaiser street, and cleaned ont the
buildings on both sides for distance
Of three blocks The wind was blow
ing gale from the northwest, and the
progress of the flames could not BE-
stopped until everything i'm thciRpath
was consumed The total loss will
reach 500, GOO with slJ.O insurance
Several persons were burned in trying
tC save their chlttcls.
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PRESIDENT MORAES.

A1 Attempt 10 AssassinRtc Him 10y SOL
der Minister OF War Belaneourt Killed.
LONDON. Nov Ga dispatch 20 the
Times from Rio Janeiro says:
AT one o'clock Friday afternoon a
soldier OF the Tenth battalion. which
constitutes part OF the local garrison.
attempted 10 shoot President Moraes
with pistol The president was just
landing at the marine arsenal after Wis
iting the steamer on which Gen Bar
boas. minister OF marine. had returned
from Bahia
The bystanders frustrated the at
tempt, but Col MoraeS. the president $
nephew. was slightly wounded i'm dis
arming the soldier Gen Marcado
Betancourt minister of war. then in
terferred and was himself stabbed
The wound was 50 serious that he died
soon afterwards The attack has
caused the greatest agitatian through
out the CITY
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BfRmNGntu. Ala. Nov. D. Birming-
ham has had several heavy frosts and
Thursday the mayor raised the quaran.
tine against ail yellow fever infected
points The governor also issued a
proclamation -aisinV the state quaran.
tine. applicable 20 all points north Of
Calcra. town just north of Mont2om-
cry. The railroads have in consc-
qucncc resumed their regular SEIZED.
niles
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-ituntiou at scw Orleans Disappointing.

NV ORLEANS. Nov. The yellow
fever situation has not improved any
sine. Wednesday. aud the unfavorablc
turn of affairs following in the wake
OF the cold wave and the light frost is
very appointing 30 DR. Olliphant.
president of the board Of health He
reiteratgs. however. that the effects of
the cold snap viii become apparent 100
% few days. The record shows that tho
number o. fatalities is greater than
that Of Wednesday. and there is mo- let
un in ih. mnmhrr OF now cn.e-.
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SAN IEAScer0 Nov The h'ucss
tea importers sat ibis ror SSH. contest
the decision of The board of general ap-
prai,cr- rejecting lea imported Dy Thorn
ON the ground that tA.re is no o,taI-
Hshcd 'audard They hold chat as tho
law directs the standards for au tOa.
imported into the United States shall
Doe cstab'.- shed. their tea can not boz -o.
jecfed simply bccau-r tue committee
appointed FOR That purpos. nulcd toes.
tah.I-h standard
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DIES MONIES Ia. Nov. b.-Thc com
Plctc unofficial returns OF Tuesdays
vote are: For governor, Shaw rep J.,
224,555; White DEM, 1875. 800; populists,
middlc-of-the-road. $3.50; gold demo-
crat, 5,13i; prohibition, 1862. Total,
44O,loS. Sha,v's plurality. 3O9ss
Shaw's total vote is the largest ever
cast for republican candidate for
governor, being 10000 higher than the
hiphnsL bcfnrc
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MlIllonnlrc NIcIenn ncnd.

san FEANclsco. Nov &C ID. Nc
Lean. thc piNionaire miner Of Gras.
yh3ley, Cal, died at Che Licl. house
late Thursday night. after lingering
illness lie was attended hv his
nephew. William BlaScv. OF Evans.
vile Ind. who viii take the remains
east for ntcrment Mr. Mclean wa,
iuterc ted iu many mining enterprises
and with stephen W Dorsey. owned
the famous Maryland mine noted as a
very va liable property
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EArTrVorr Nov. Thomas H..
SchalI. president of the Schau Pack
inc Co. Atlantic wharf. East Pratt
street committed suicide by shooting
himself iu the left temple iu his Office
Nednc sday afternoon. Mr ~cbaIl had
been affected by mclancholia for some
time. Ills health for thc past fcai. lad
hccn unusually poor and hc suffered
f. tfeI
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wcylcr To lie CourtmartiaIcd.

MADWD, Nov G.-The Spanish gov
ernmcnt. as 20 result Of the dclibera-
tiOns OF the minister over the utter
rances OF Gen Weyler, the former cap
tain-generai az Cuba has come TO the
decision 10 TRY him 10y courtmartial. no
matter where hc lands. If lac confirms
the accuracy OF the press reports OF his
utterances The commanding officers
at all the ports of the Spanish kingdom
l havc been instructed to demand of
len Weyier the moment hc can be
communicated with, the exact terms Of
ne speech which me delivered in reply
the manifestation at Havana upon
Yhe occasion of his embarkation for
Xspain On SUNDAY.
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LOSDoS. Nov IA dispatch 10 the
Time, from Cairo says: 1T is as serted
here that Prince Mohnmmed All. the
brother OF thc khcdivc, is engaged 80
bc married 90 ara American lady whom
be- met iu Europe. lie has offered 10
rcnouncc the succession 10 the khcdi-
viatc ina order tO obtain the consent OF
the khe5ivc. who with his mother. is
strongly opposed 10 the marriage.
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LANsroED. Pa. Nov. D. Peter Chew.
per, his infant daughter Anna and
John StOhlma were aspbyxiated by
coal gas Thursday morning at Chew.
pcr's home ON the outskirts OF She
town. Mrs. Chcwpcr and boardcr
named Simon were found unconscious
and are not expected 10 live
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30 new cases or deaths at Flomaton.
Throat Cut From Eur TO Ear.

NYACK, n. y, Nov. i.-Murty Me.
Kcnna, a widow, 60 years OF age, was
found dead in bed at Sloatsburgh.
Rockland county, Tuesday evening.
Her throat was cut from ear To ear. and
there was cut in each hand. The room
was spattcred with blood. No knife of
any kind was found. 1t is thought
that the woman was murdered She
lived alone IN little cottage. She did
not go out Of her home Monday and
this aroused the suspicious of neigh
bors who entering found the body.
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.nnl IIl. nrother-In-Inr

LOUISA KY. Nov 5.-Iu "a street en-
counter Thursday night T. u Yates
shot and seriously wounded ". G. Sui
Ivan. prominent lawyer. -Four shots
were fired only one taking effect
The men are brothcrs-iu-law. and there
was no polite, i'm the case.
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BtEN0- AYHt-. NrFoutIna Nov O.
Second Officer G. rmitu Cook samuel
Smith and steward thlay. OF tlc Amer.
Jean ship u Captain. were lost during
q severe storm of Cape Horn. c1 route
10 San Francisco. The vessel put back
60 Noptcvidc0. Uruguay.
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LoNpoN, Nov. g. The American ship
III Captain, Capt Humphreys. from
baltimore April !, for San Francis
go. which put into Montcvideo last
July, leaving badly and otherwise
damaged. aud proceeded ON her voyage
August 2p. Inns returned TO that port
again. having lost three Of her crew
and sustained sundry losses and
varinu, damage during heavy weather
-cncnnnlrI.h b. M.r.