Jathaica Séttler Brought into Port by Three Tugs London, Dee. 17.
The liner Jamaica Settler, which eft London on November 19 for Jamaica, was battered by the hurricane when a 3,000 miles outs Mer rudder was damaged and she fon mid-ocean for a. captain managed to head to the wind, ship until a Dutch tug, which picked up her 8.0.8. in Newfoundland, arrived, 'The tug took hours to get a rope aboard, two hawsers snapping and tug being driven off by the wind, She returned to the task, however, and ultimately two more tugs appeared. The tugs together managed to bring' the liner, which. was very badly damaged, to Falmouth, where. the passengers presented the captain with an seamanship—Reuter. address of gratitude for his superb London, Dec. *15.
Alderman Logan; Labour, was yesterday returned unopposed a5 member of Parliament for'* the Scotland Division of Liverpool.! The bye-lection was necessitated by, the death of Mr. T. P. O'Connor, who sat_as Irish, Nationalist for that division for many years—Reuter.
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