, 1874-01-10

$500 rit % s.o .Seht'..'s ~, W. 10y uuoett teg
o o"o ~ a.'.'"to III w lIo aeo Hehr ny hnole, "itl
vas aS"sI - " a1,I1. o". ~ uMa w.. ~.
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oIo TX ~ 45e,. so' "pon "'S ano
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Tho rod mai iii No. anI 1Ic1wa,, sc,t linn ,oc,.
shorn oroI, T,i,o wan1orf,t o.,,in,. ny ~ H.,
caataways was suddenly Ut nm ond, Ihoy ind
eaten not moutlful puco Wednesday, until
Tuesday morning. whom thoy took about opo-
quarter OF pound oacl OF tho raw f1sl, which
th9o|y had esrrie', throughout thor dristinga
ting ashoro. Thon their strength gayc out aud
thoy wcro bnre1y ablo to walk to lilo house OF
Mr: Joseph Moaoli. Hero tfloy wtra furnished
with yctunla., MoEwan ato spariugly. but Smith
and aso rather tnprudontly.
II WAS 10 o'clock Tneeday morning whom thoy
| reaohoa Moaoll'B h0,1ao. and at 13 thoy wore
taken on an ox.slod to Plnconning Station.
There McEwan autographed tlo glad news Of tho
yoslofaay afternoon. ..-.-, -.--,.
Ihese Two heroes OF ono OF the most wonder.
w ,aaVonturoa on record, nc baii,-paes lo iast
mlgnt, were III na comfortablo coaultion hs coilla
10 expected. Smith ~ suffering from overeatsng
on iirAt landlng, but hoEwnn was apparently q as
good aa over. sayinR liia frost-bttton foot. or
course, however. both men fcol wealleas which
tnoy did NOT notice 10 lons aa tho struggle for
| life lastod.
| r,,.-,-~ e,..... 10 e,x r,o,.
A~sH VI u HsoscuIhE fur1F VI sS n.u
S"f*s ..Is1 I, ~ ~. y, ~,
3''"' H's 1"S Ky agtnaarni. nny jan. ia nm,
| Saturday n,rht word was sent by telegraph to
1,awns f1ity. nsknc assistnnco to rescue tic two
yo,,ng n,oi, that wero catriod out in tho Inv on
| tl1o ioo from tho mouth Of Saginaw River. Re-
niy 1Yas returned that assistanco could not be
rendered from Tawas. This information bocom-
ing known at Alabastor,
rAnry OF VOLUNTEERS
.pu I'm oro iYo conuiatfnY ~ osv;u
Hutton, William Misohol, Cant. William D. vii.
son, John s5olerman. 0ussaye En,a,t, and Otto
VliIbury, who put in ort!or tho fishing boat bo-
snsns william Mitchell and lott ASDastss es,,a 4a
IHIan1s and vicinity, III search Of tho missing
men.
About O'Clock p. H. they were
LAST sERN
tho Charities. At tllis time the wind shifted
snldonly from tho southwest, whence it Ind
been blowing strong all day, to tho northwest
accompanied With violent rain, which soon turn.
81 into SHOW, Il does not appearr satisfactorily
that tho boat vas 6cen after TINT, although tin
general aupposition WINS that tho purity reachcd
Charity 1aland.
A1onlay, Tie friends and families OF the absens
ones began to fear for their safety. which fear
almost serged into the ccrtainty Of loss as tho
hours pnased md no ttaings ca,rle Of tho absent.
fost,eEaaE PERSONS "ens psio" 'ohopo alad-
'sona, -
HOPING ron TlpfSos,
anu learned from Maalaon tnat tug ooat nati nos
peen soen from tlore. Wnlio IL conla hardly haVo
2, ncen otherw,ao than seen II II hGa approaehea
sne vnatitS 1alana1. ao-eay aeareh nas peen H.
sti5utea along ,no neaea iof any a1rc!es known
u naeo oeeA thkcn waan tae Esfty llNoly 70 come
asore u case OF d'sosscs' LUIS Reafch has r"-
1o4'eo ~ ...-....-... ...-
FINDING THE noAT cArs1zED
few rods from the beach at Whetstone Point.
AZ ths lutte hour 1t Is impossible to give full par-
ticulars. Tomorrow the boat will bo rescued
from the ico aud tho Hhoro thoroughly searched
Tor tho missing onos. 3. I. Smith, JK,
Experienced lake men say TINT tho only galo