Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-09

vessel, and the scenes Of distress which
resulted from the confirmation u the
news that the vessel had been lost were
pitiful One man, who had his wife and
two children on board. fell into a faint
ing Ii on being informed Of the fate Of
the vessel and loud wsiIings were heard
on all sides.
PARTIAL LIST or THE PASSENGERS.
Among the cabin passengers on board
the Schiller when the vessel left this
port, were Joseph Sehlitz, Henry Friend
ard wife, NJ. Stein, Jacob Lanfrom,
Herman Zinkeisen, wife aud daughter,
AID Mrs. Maria MiineT, all OF Milwau-
hee; Anna Eisner, Elizabeth Len, w.
Christine, H. WOhlers, wife and two
children, q. J. Schmidt, and w. Mitz-
ger, Of Chicago; Mrs. Aug. Zeigler and
infant, Dora Isigler, Mrs. Dora Cohroes
and Miss A. Myer, OF st. Louis; NJ.
Kahn, OF NATION, Illinois; D kiiuck,
of FruitpOrt, Michigan; S. Stern, Of
Greenevile, Illinois; J. Vile, Green's
boTo, North Carolina; c. Z. Anglig,
Fred. Uplmann, and Edward Schainer
and wife, Of Cleveland, Ohio; A. Stock-
man, u. Reichten, Mrs. Donhsmer and
Mrs. Joseph Boyer, of Detroit, Michi-
gan; M. Harrison and a. Waterman, of
Hawkinsville, Georgia; Max Cohen,
Monte zuIna, Georgia; Herm Spritz, Ma
con, Georgia; Mrs. r. Outlaw, Shell
byville, Illinois; G. q. Leanhardt,
Mary w. Leanhardt and Jenny Lean
hardt, Augusta, Georgia; John Sap
piger and wife, Adaline Ssppiger, John
Sappiger, Jr., Louis G. Sappiger, and
Michael Hur!emau, or Highland, Hi
nOis; Otto Kercher, MTs. Margaret
Klemmers, Mrs. Emma Hauser and
child, Of Pennsylvania; Carl Frahn,
William Frshn, and Charles F. Haase
and wife, of Davenport, Iowa; e. T.
Stephens, st. Marys, Ohio; Christian
Him and Silss Hexter, Of Ashland, L.
linOis; William Seach, the German
consul at Havana, Cuba, and wife and
daughter; Michael Msgner, De-
trOit; John Ivens and wife, c.. w.
Gutche and wife, Il. G.. Rashmon, Au-
gust Strake, John Wissen, and Henry
Goeltzch, Davenport, Iowa; Frederick
zimmerman, Highland, Illinois; I. |
Ahrens, Terre Haute, Indiana; Fred
erick Saunheir, Columbus, Ohio; Henry
HOhr, Cal. BeTghsrd, wife and two chill
dren, Frederick Fleutji, John BeckenIe,
and John BundiCk, of Chicago, and
Wilhelm Koch, OF ROckport, Illinois.
ADDITIONAL NAMES OF SAVED.
The agents Of the Schiller received
another dispatch this evening from their
agent at Plymouth. 1t is as follows: |
Killers, first officer, POllaman, second |
officer, Beintz, fourth officer, Jansen
and PackendOTff, boafswains, and
Hirsch, ssil-msker, are saved; also pag-
seugers Leo West, Henry Stern, Mr.. |
and Mrs, Jones, Pesth, Jan Dunk, Hex. |
ter FrOhm, Karl Kuhn, Marcus Poe
rither, Schellenberg, Jansen, Reiderer,
Fehr and Williams; stOkers Smike and |
Bullig; and sailors GouIdenberg, Wal |
lys and Petersen. The survivors are ex-
pected at PenZance tomorrow morning, !
when we will obtain detailed list.1I |
The following is a list OF the mails |
placed on board the Schiller: For Lon |
don, thirty-two bags Of letters and pa |
pers; for Liverpool, eleven bags Of let. |
ters and papers; FIR Glasgow, eight bags
Of letters and papers; for Dublin, eleven |
bags Of letters and papers; for Cher |
bOurg and Psris, twelve bags OF letters
and papers; for Hamburg, seventeen
bags OF letters and papers; total num-
Der Of letters, thirty-siX thousand. In !
addition to these, there was on board !
the entire regular trans. continental mail |
from Australia and New Zealand, com. |
prising one hundred and sixty-twO bags. |