, 1860-09-10

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nan.-o ot;c -, ver. ,hronr,d ald., with Migrants
hrather, .;stera and friend. Of tho,a oa bo.rd
md Ii, te]e7raph lines given m exc,uzivt1y to
d;,n,trtr. conct rnino tha disaster. MANY 1ho
,rs,s,+ed d;.natch.e var. in 1-.ra ard ,ha
rnost intense anxiety and excitement was uau.
,fe.ted in The conntenances Of all.
Ladies' came to inquire for husbands, Children
for mothers and fathers. brothers for siaters.
and anne of the acenes nreaeuted were the
s,ddest ever witnessed, Among the passtaeers
~.ra ..xe7.1 uemh.-. of the common counci1.
f,ur or IRE of the civ polics. the military,
6remen. 6c. In tbe 6rat ward It ia said that
there il scs1csly = home or place Of business
Int I'm. 1oat sonna inmate or empIovee.
4 special train from Milwaukee came down
In the afternoon with numerous representatives.
of ber c;ti.,ns and military. eager to extend
relief. Nearly ell shs Milwaukes survivors
h.ys II before stated gone home to tb4t CITY,
INCH Eyrs OF TnEDAY-
-. d;...,au r.s,,,sd
the citv. Can't, Prirdi.ille ordered one Of his
tups the McOuecn. 10 proceed to tho scene of
tbs wreck. for III. purpose of picking m aoy
SURVIVORS who might be cliueipc to The floating
fragments. She left about II o'clock. and in
.he face of 4 terrible oele md b;vb ses. vspt
IN a. far =. Wsukeqau. thence cruized down
the shore. pisc.s Of the cabin. mart. of furpi-
ture. Ac. vera met in abundance. but to none
of The r. was anyb bodr clipeing. Tho Mcqueen
continued her search until 4 late hour. when
sbs returned to the city. having picked m :.
dead child and trunk. It isto be regretted that
tho tuo va, nat of Wiuetka. where tbs loss Of
life from tho rsf,s was 50 great,
Not les. than fourteen pers,us were saved It
the n;er in fropt of The houss Of Artcma, Car.
ter, some Of whom owe their lives to the daring
Of ME. Carter hiusEIf, and Ill Of then are un.
der lasting obligations to Nr. Carter and lady
for the kind care and nursing received a. their
hands.
Prominent among thoee from this city who
periied their safety in their efforts to save the
unfortnaates, ws.s durdon 5. Hubbard, Coro-
| ner James, Dr.. Gore, :. D. Berry, aad others.
John Furlong, when the boat began to break
up, succeeded in finding CABIN dooF, with
which he threw himself into tta Water. A man
| who gave Lis Eame as Cough, from 1Ed:ana
insufficient f,z both, and Cough refusing 10 re
lirquieh his hold, Furlcpg left it and succeeded
in reaching = cattle pen upon, which he and
comrade aucceeded in resching the shore
Cough wRs los:.
| 4 boats crew catoe down on ear from Ke
ucsha to Wiretks With u life. boat, but neithe,
TINT nor the boat taken up from this city, coull
be used, it tbeing found impossible to force then
ont through the surf.
James U. Cranb. q 1@mber OF the biblical In
st,tute, saVed LADY. Afa. oLearY, by MOS
gallant act. he WAS standing IN the suff. Th'
rope he Wors fer his orn sa'ety, proved to'
short to enable him to reach ihe nearly exhaus
ted womao. ne ordered those On shore to cas-
him loose, and they did so. lie rusaed int
tns surf aud with powerful strogels 1eseue'
the woman.
Mrs. 0LearJ Of Milwaukee. last named, esr
ashore on ssous plark. Her husband ao'
child. who accompanied ter on tho excursion
wers lost. SIZE r'msins WIDOW viii az snaal
children. .
J.B. Rodee OF Milwaukee, who Ii among H.