The passengers had a rather lively time of it. Udoo beine awakened by the ex plosion they rushed to the companion way, which, however, was choked with the debris. The ship's company, how ever, set to work, nnd shortly afterwards tbe pis-sengcrs were able to clamber up, The ekctiic fittings were completely destiojci, aud all the furniture smashed to pieces.
Sub-inspector While, with a detach ment of police and detectives, has set) to work, and discovered the remnants of a

tin canijter just ab the point where the explosion seems to have originated. It is supposed that the tin contained dynamite, but nothing definite has been discovered. Tho name of the mm wbo was ir.jured about the luce and body was William Krauser. Ms was admitted to <ho hos pital, wheie his injuries were attended to Several pieces of plass were embedded io. bis head, and his left arm was sprained. The ether passenger, however, was not serious'y hurt.
