Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-09

justice to be a good line. Previous
to this departure the Schiller compa,
mics vessels had gone out with light
passenger lists.
|, THE HEDIMENs1oNs OF THE SCHILLER
3ere:sL Length, 375 feet; width, 40;
depth of hold, 80; $500 tons burthen
and $50 horse. power, and was classcd
at Eloyds s-.s
g oNn> HUNDRED A IL
She was fulk brig-rigged, had s
large life-boats and three iron decks;
her engines could runSthe vessel IA to
Is miles an hour. She is, said to have
been built according to requirements
Of the Lloyd marine insurance Co.,
and to hs ye possessed every known
appliance for safety. She was valued
SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and was insured for her full value.
Her crew consisted of l2l men, in.
cluding officers. She carried safe
containing
s30,O001x GOLD,
shipped bv e. S. Ballin & Co., bank.
ers, of "a Exchange Place in this CITY,
to 7. s. Ballin & Co, Paris, and
$50 MAIL BAGS
containing the entire continental
mails, together with a large Austrian
mail. Her cargo consisted Of gener-
al merchandise, including 500 bales
of cotton, 2,513 bbls of rosin, four
thousand bushels of corn, and a large
consignment Of leaf tobacco. The
offices of the company-in this-city-
were beseigcd during the morning by
friends of those who sailed in the
vessel, and
THE SCENES OF DISTRESS
which ensued from confirmation of
the news that the vessel had been
lost were pisiful. One man who had
a wife and two children on bdard;z
FELL IN a PAINTING FIT
on being informed of the fact Of the
the vessels loss, and loud wailings
were heard on all sides.
LIST OF THE SAVED.
LONDON, May 8, 2.3O p. NIP to
this hour it is known that the follow
ling passengers have been saved from
the wreck Of the Schiller: ..-..
II. Killers, Chief Executive Officer,
and a. Seaman; Lemk and Buling,
stokers; Gouldberg, Wallis, Peterson
and Perk: sailors. Thomas Redsncr
cabin passenger Of New York prob
ably DE-. +. J. Kern. cabin passenger
of Shenandoah, Pa, probably E.
81. Kuhn, passenger Of n. Y; prob.
ably Leo West, cabin passenger 5of
Philadelphia, and F. ScilIenderz, steer
age passenger Of n. Y. Bodies Of
two dead passengers have been re.
covered: Steamers and life boats are
still hunting for~survivors or dead
bodies Of the drowned.
PARTIAL LIST OF PASSENGERS. -
NEW YoRK, May s,-Among the
cabin passengers on board the Schil.
Ter when the vessel left this port we're
Joseph Schi,le, Henry Trsund aud
wife, NJ. Stem, Jacob Laufreen, Her.
man Zinkiser, wife and daughter, and
Mrs. Maria Miller aud child all Of
Milwaukee; Ann E. Amer, Eliza
Eouncherting, Henry H. Wahlers, wife
and two children. Geo. J Scinnei, and
w. Mittege Of Chicago; Mrs. August
1Zeigler and infant, Dora Zeigler; Mrs.
Dora Couns aud Miss A. Meyer, Of
Mattoon, Ills.; D. Wright and Knicht,
Of .Freeport Mich. ;S.- Stein, Of Green.
vile, ilfs:; Joseph Will, Greenboro,
N. c.; G. 81. a. Wing, Fred Uplmann
and Edward Sihainer, and wife, q
Columbus, Ohio; Alvis Stockman,
Seaver Richmond, Mrs. @. Klonnsa,
mer, and Mrs. Joseph Boyer Of Detroit,
Mich; Mr.. Harrison and A. Water.
man, Of Hawkinsvillc, Ga; Max
Cohen, Montesta, Ga; Hern Schriste,
Macon, Ga; Mrs. r. Charlton, Of
Shelby, Iowa; g. G. Lombard and
May w. Lombard, and KENNY Lom-
bard. Augusta, Maine; J. 2. Rice and
wife, .Addelia Suppiger, John Suppl
ger, J. Z. Lewis, z. Suppiger, and
Michael Harlem, all Of Highland. Ills. /;
Otto Kircher, Mrs. Margret Knem.
miss, Emma Patten and child, PA.
Pautson, q. A. Ri:frash, Wm. Frahn,
and child, r. Hass and wife, Of Dav.
export, Ia; g. I. Stephens, st. Mary's,
4 Ohio; Christian Hirn, and S. 4.
Hexter, Of Ashland, Ills; VIM. Zsrcke,
German Consul at Havana, Cuba and
/ wife and daughtes, Michael Wanger,
lBeloit, Wis; John Jernse and wife,
John Wissner and Henry Gothe, Day.
export; Fred Silman, Highland llls..;
II. Asern, Terre Haute, Ind; Fred
i Kaemtsell, of Ohio; Carl Regan and
wife and two children, Fred K,
I Fleutke, John B. stengill, and Jno
4 B1ndick, Of Chicago; and Wilbelom
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