, 1873-09-16

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Fisher.
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
Special Dfspatch to 1'As Chicago I1{ount.
pEson1rr1oN or THE VESSEL.
MILWAUKEE, 6apt. 16.-The propollor Ironsides, Of
the Engcmaun Transportation oompanys milwaukee,
Grand Havcn Limo, foundcrsd at to-day, about
at1 miles or Grand Haven. Nothing IL yet known as
to tho cause Of Tho ssaer hut tho auppositlon pro-
walls that she sprung leak. or fell oil In tho trough Of
tho 800 and rolled oyor Tho 1ronAdos left this port
At $50 sundny night with cargo consisting Of Is 460
bushels wheat 800 brs 1our 80 brls pork and guam
ty Of sundres-in al about $50 tons. Bho In spcn
did smiling trim. Tho Weather, when tho steamer 1eft
both on this and tho cast shore, nno, and sho
must havo reached tho middle Of tho lako bofore tho
Storm sprung up. Tho steamer YVES built at Cleveland
in 1854, and regstrarod AZ; tonnage IL. sho was
oyornau1od last spring, rcosivng concar. .les and
arches, and 1t Tho timo OF hcr loss conaiderea
Btaunch tho day sho camo out. gha was yal.,ed
1t though tho marine register gives $685.
oo0.
Tho through freight is insured by IN
opon policy Of 100000 In Detroit
lows: Arcttc 5000; Northwestern National $5 600
WestArn Of Toronto, $500; Dritish America 5000;
Williamsburg City. 5000; Mechanic md Traders,
S1o coo; Mercantile Mutual, 600; Amazon, $6soo.
ANOTHER LIT OF LOFT AND SAVED.
Through tho capsiz1ng Of boat in The surf elcvcn
liycs lost Including tho following: Mrs. Il. 4.
Valentine and child, John DEiscol, steward; John
ui1es, formerly Of Judd + Htles; Mrs. 4. T.
Dewitt, all Of this city; q. wimmos. IL nothing
haa boon heard from Capt Harry BWeetmkn'
It IL supposed bo ia also lost. Those known 10 DO
aayed Aro ". E. Watkins, o. Kitdngcz, Of Eu9emana
Transportation Company: 6amuel Watkins; II. Il.
Chichester; F. N. Ripley James smish; John Geo
twas also passenger tho Lao Ia Bee} Dan Dris-
coll {cabin boy); n u. Whiting: nike croason (arat
mato); O. stef; G. bedford; Joe Driacoll {cabin
boy) Al P1tman: Frank oontoy: George GowAn
William Dolinson Andrew Watson {dccond cook>
Frelix Niloy {porter); ". Asohuote; William Charles
Wilcox {otlcr>.
TIE oFF1oEnB or TIE BOAT
arc: Captain, Harry aweetmnn First Mstc, Mike
Ceoason; First Engineer, Robert Mcdlus; Second
Engineer George II. Coxpn steward, John Dri1coll
Acting Purssr, N. E. Watkins.
The schooner q. Harrison Ia aahore At whitehall !;
aud tho schooner John Tbbts sunk between the piers
at Muskcgon.
founsleEed about noon, miles of Grand Haven.
Tho ses Is 80 heavy nothing can 60 out, and II II
feared al banda arc Lost. 1t IL not known how many
passengers were on board.
Biz schooners hayo gono on the beach 1t Grand
HAVEN hiuce morning.
2:4o r. M.-Thrce Of the Ironsidas' boats have
reached shore With twenty-hreo persons. The other
a sevore southwest. gale prevails oVcr tho upper
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Sept. 15.-Tho propeller Eon-
side4, Of tho Englemann Line, connecting with tho
Detroit b Milwaukee Railroad, md of tho largest
this port 1t noon todsy Her stRnni of aistle.s VA
te ase md hesvy wtna that sssstsnee could roach
about $3.50 n until the time aho aunk Tho passengers
and crow, Of which there nineteen Of the former
hcs : It about 1880 5. H.. and tho last .Do.t
LIT her at l1;5o .. N. When the last boat had got
Thero wsre vo boats od With the crow snd passsa.
gers. Ono boat. having hVe men and four women In
I, eapsizod, aud only ono man reaened tno saore
Tho boat With Capt. 6vpetman and vito and Avo
pasbengers has not yct bsen heard from. It 10
arc Known to have boon sAved, and fourteen bodies
The following is the list Of those lost hoBo bodies
Joen ns, nsod Of 9h,F 9htF:' NY, wa
y aasna spds sad s j. vi of
Ies. Tho baiance are not yet identified.
ea g. 1e t. ' @e
john Geo. Dan prlscoll, and Joe DE1scoll, Of Mf.
Fl Ripsy 1t d 5s@ss sa.!s H. %hi.ag ms Groom
oaiSS ooafey sadiox sa asss atss' Feia lilly, w.
shuite, William Savage, Mr. Carton, Daniel Hsws,
Charles Wilcox. Ono Of tho hod1ee recovered WAS .
lito hoy about years Of ago, probably the son Of
M1n Valentine, OF Milwaukee, He Was neatly dresaod,
had light hair, blue eyes, aud beautiful Intelligent
face which, except for ss pAlcnoss looked ~ though
Thsre M ~ were sao line Of bargea from Chicago, the
this forenoon shout $780, Tho Ern p,aae the port, but
tho bargcs o. D. Gold Harvest aud Apprentice Boy
vent OH tho beach north OF North Pier. The Era also
had barge Allen In tow. but she broko loose before
getting here. sho drifting 10 tbs northWard nada
Montague Ill safe.
Schooner Magnolia, Of Chicago, wont on the beach
north Of the plaE 1t this morning, running hard on
bow Arst, then awnging On broadsldc. She Ia III
right, but high and dry.
Tho achooner O. O. North also went asnore and lies
in a bad shape. Tho scow q. O. Butta rent ashore
O. @. D. waa towel OF this ovsning.
Numored TorrIblc DIsaster on tho Do-
tr0tt d milwaukee, Knt1r0nd.
Special Di,patch to The Chicago Tribune.
GRAND nAr1ps, Mich, Sept. 16.-The e1press trim
cast on tho Detroit Milwaukee Railroad that leavea
Grand Rapids 1t $50 p H.. consisting OF thirteen
coaches and ono baggage car, ran OF the track be-
tween Lowell and Ada about 20 nss east OF this place
ru1norod that the entrs train ohed killing 21
and wounding mhny moro. Doctors are leaving NON
for tho wreck, aud preparations aro being hastily made
for tho relief OF tho suffering. Tho State Fair com.
mencing to-day, causes tho train to bo unusual,
large Nothing trultworthy can bo aAcertAiued A. te
| tho extent or cause Of the disaster.