Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10
TATE rELGeRAMs.
nassiag u thS sssahship city "
Waes-rhs rate % Her rassenEsrs
snd Grow T'nesrsaiu.

Waes-fhs rate sf Her PasseaEsrs
a.a Crew rnesrtaiu.
Nxw 0RLxAxs. November Q.
Nsli.ry line, arrived from Ne. York yesterday
and vss anchored out.ide with the neet OF vea.
sels. Al ! s'elosk this morning 1hs ~as dis.
covsrsd TO be on hre. Astrorg northeast wind
vas blowing, with showers u rain. 1hs pas
sengsrs. ofiesrs and crew took to the ships
open boat. o. . o'cloek and pa.s:d through
could render them no assistance. The lest sees
Of the open b ais they were drifting In . west.
eriy direction down the O ast. The agents. OF
the iiss have tslegrslhtd for Q lisa Of her pas
s-pgsra One Of u. osivesen pneu. yno nad
riases have been sent down 10 the beach. and Q
storm tug dispatched In pearrh OF the missins
psssspgers and crew. The steamer burned 20
The edge Of tia waller and 10 nos reported sink.
ing. IL IL SUPPOSED Tho vtsssi ana cargo are
NEW YoRK. November o..
Tho intelligence received here In regard TO
the steamer CITY Of Waco STAT that she arrived
outside % the bar at Galveston yesterday After
noon and anchored Of I O'Clock A. and that
ofaesss aud crew TOOK % the boats bat owing
10 thu high sea no assistance could be given by
other vrrsclr. wh<L last seen. the boats con-
tanning The passengers were standing down the
coast In . westerly esar.e, .....
The steamer CITY Of Waco va. sn old " n
screw steamship Of nftren hundred tons bur.
den, and ssa built About twelve yefs ago a
Chester, p. nnsyivanis. ,he was In thorough
god condition, hsvins been o.srhAniei Just
s2O.Oo. partially insured. Her CARO- WAS
worth tioo.toj. 'h- CARED q csw OF thir y
msu, Including ofieens. Her passenger list
numosred twenty. In cabin AID s~tec,age. Her
cabin Pc. sengsis vers Miss l.. Meeliing. Mr.:
ho,-r n and vifs. n. Meyer, Mrs. a. Hor, 10y and
shiid. Fanay Heller and u We ,ymeyer. In the
s;.sra Q there were Twelve passengers a. fol.
lows Rohsr, Taikenstou. Nirs Mary Ehrea-
berger. q. 4. Duane. A. frssies. wiiram Acin'
tech. Aisr; Cnn,.holm. ~ M,n,si. and sou; A.
]. Martin.
Gal R.rox, November o.
rbs Civ Of Waco, which had been burned TO
her hull. and left rolling In . heavy sea. sank at
\ i O'Clock 2. = to-day In seveu iathonls Of water.
this morning was bios,ng q gale. The pas.en:
| geos and crew Put cf IN the ships boats. Of
| which she hsd three besides q life lft. Ter.
saus who went n ar the burning steam,r report
/ ,hst m, bosis were ali cast loose except one.
vhies vss hsnripr to the rhip's aide, one end
| osths hosa hay,py esushI In Inv rigging prevent
IN. ~. h.in, Isnnehed ms Mae OF me ship
rosisums. Which was lying . quarter Of q mile
nom The wsso, reports seelng : boat with per.
/ anna In ~ nauu HIN VHHKrI q v 0ulDfH NnlH uluIu-
ins soins r,s.vsrd. me see vas running
.s,x sIyh Al The lime. TN steam tug Buck
T,cyr 80 dispstehed this moruina. and has
Zen cos ding in sigh, OF lana ali day. Ptrties
vso nave BEN Out on the DUFF shore 20 the
sess end Of The island, have LOST returned and
bling no news Of ths mlssing boats. Agents Of
the line have telesraphed 10 lndianola and
nSovnsyiils. notifyiue yesRela 10 b. On the look
ont nr them. one Of The pilot boats, which
hs. BEEN outsid., has just retursei. and bring,
~. nv, sr,,x,d AMI bring. ihs f~oliovins adj.
Mona nar,iculsrs /, Her ofncers stopped at the
asst when voiee out. 10 ASCERTAIN from the
di6.r.ut y,ssels i,Ira near. when the waco
harasi . / Information no s,ibls relative 70 her
~. No.. mi crew un,v one of thsm-the
ss..msr IN, igums-couli ave any iuformatiop.
IIsv oraeerx rrnort having sesn what appeared
A. 80 an No. thsm. They nade an e6ort TO
i.uneh one 81 thslr boats but before 10 could
be done Inc RAFT Vas lost slgbt Of In tn. storm
vrnt tventy nile vest and c,uld NOT md any
,,sss 81 NJ missins bsst.. The agent Of Nal.
iorxss liza 4. srrsnsins to-nisht 10 di,ia,ch an.
otSer steamer Il dsyisht 10 the morning with
49,. m ansin, In Wseo's boais iover dowo
~ s,ss.' Ths wind CHANGED to the nor.hwrst
.nons \ o,e,arL and A hi ,hoasht N the boats
- not msds 4 landins ON ths western coast
thsy hsye hSn carried many niles 10 yea. II 10
stsisd tss iifs.bosts srs ali supplied with water,
but II 10 thought tbs oniesrp OF passengers did
~ SuIe ~ y'..n.s s,h,s,n.i a. a.
~ a,,s,n NJ ths Ar. Th,re vere hesyy show.
- NJ rsin s.rIy In ths nj, hi. with occasional
, Atas M. .h,n n. ,tyuct nv
mxn,ag "a s..lns consiJsrshls ousnti,yy
nyaI ~. 49,, ~ esnss = NH mon H. an
~ 800 ave s.,hsrsd Al Inc C,m.
u.S. -. ,hr,,shan, ia dsv 10 issrn Inc
p.aS =. re.. 4. nnsh tI.s.si.s.rtion an.
ssu n m. .an.incs ~ rhs ,nseers AMI men
I'M ham ths oshsr Vessels which vers living In
.isst = number Of mem living very near the
hs,ninr ss..msr win tSe e,ception III the
s6a,ts ma NV ths ruslsums. thsr, doe not
spp.sr 70 have bean snythins done towsri
.syInv ,hoss on the Waco. Their excuse 10 the
bosis had they succeeded in launching them
GALvEsros. Nsvembsr9 ..
Fnm ali the information 10 10 possible 90 OBJ
tain 70 the prresnt hour-io =. Nit seems the
wsco vas lying With her he'd TO the gale. and
dech. hal caught In Q large quantity OF oil and
svept over me yes.sl, burning everything b. ore
II. Fifteen vessels we're lying 81 anchor, ihlr-
teen Of which vers lesvardo OF the Waco. The
ssppcsii,en II. thai q any q the p.,.snge,. OF
any boats had ben launched. they would have
bsen econ By some Of tho other vssssls. none OF
which can confirm the hrst rumors Of seeing tho
boats pass through The nseet The Impression
IL now gaining ground that not . soul on board
the Inflated v.<sel 10 alive.
49, v..v.
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ME- YORK. Move nbers '.
In conversation Yesterday: = vei.inforinei
brookiyn clergyman said ne tnoosnt tns iesi,sI
uork would De tahen up IN nearly Al ot tne
ehufchss after Moody and Sankey had hnished
Bsecher has signined ALREADY his intention OF
having . ssrics Of mee,ings, and u is only q fear
Of dssrscting from The Interest In the servicesoi
The evaneelists thai leads him TO delay until
their departure. Charles ~. norton, o. TIE
Bethel OF Plymouth Church, VIII also hold IRE
quent meetings. and believes the revival has a..
reafy done very much good 70 the nd ~ vhich
he ID laboring. Rev. Dr. Cuyief VIII commune
The work. Df. Ialmsdge constantly holds In.
qulry meetings q the cloes OF BILE evening ser.
vices. and 10 IL believed Rev. Dr. Bu idington,
Dwyer Scudder, and many Others will 90 for.
ward with the revival.
The usual crowd attended, BROOKLYN Rink this
evening. The hymn, "Ths great physician
pov Il near" vac sung BIZ the whols congrcya.
Ton. Amer prayer. ssnhsy sang al will sing
Won n sons q ihat BEAUTIFUL iand Amer n,
ususi snpouncements and sinsine of another
hymn. Moody said he vantd 10 talk This
evening about Hs,ves. He than related an In
cudsnt In which he once { "a q friend that he
~ sp,ns , vc,s al T ~ h sdna. hn s.t .nins
70 taii about someihing practical, / and . great
many pc pie who think thtt Heaven 10 . myth.
A man told me the othsf day thst Heaven was
on this earth. Well, " this IL Heaven, " u Q