The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-08
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CTelegraphedto the Rock Island Argus
ANOTHER OCEAN sTEAKyR LOST IN
THE NORTH SEA.
Fearful Destruction of Life.
Partial list OF Passengers.

LONDON, Dec. THE following is a ver-
batim copy of the Lloyd's Telegram from
Harwiehei, in regard to the Deutchland.
The steamer Deutchland, from Bre-
men for New York, with emigrants, ground
ed on Kentish Knock at S o'clock Monday
morning, during heavy northeast gale.
The weather was thick with snow. The
crew and passengers were drowned The
Deutchland has beaten over the Kentish
Knock and is now in four and half faith
oms of water. She has apparently parted
amid ships. When Captain Brickenzein
left the steamer. she was full of water,
which was rising and falling with the tide.
Assistance has been sent to the Deutch-
land"
New YORK. Dec. 7.-Oellriches & Co.
have just received the following despatch
from their agents at Southampton:
The Deutchland ral ashore on Long
Shoals. Fiftyof her passengers and crew
are reported drowned. A part of the pas
sengers and crew were landed at Yarwich
Tuesday afternoon. Further particulars
are wanting
LONDON, Dec. 8.-The following is a
complete list for first and second cabin
passengers on the Deutschland:
First cabin-Saved: Wilhelm Leict.
Cleveland; Carl Meher, Jr., Bremen.
Missing: Julius Grossman, Hamburg.
Second cabin--Saved: Anna felzold,
Theodore Bedinar, +. Savere, Hermann
Nathan, Edward Stamina, + liza Stamina
Of New York; Franz Hamm and fairly
Adolf Hermann, CINCINNATI Heine rich
Schew, America; Alfred Wuttig, Jena.
Austria.
Missing, Sweden; Bertha
Fuudiing, Theodore New York; Ludwig
Herman, Wurtemburg; Emil Heick. Ba-
den; Pracorpi Pahalkotf, Russia; Maria
Forster, FutZlar, Hesse Cassel; barbara
Hultenschmidt, Helnrieka Farsbender,
Lorbeta ReinkObe, Aurea Badzunea, Brigi-
ia Demhorst. The last FIVE names were
franciscan nuns, from S4lzekatten, Prus
sia, WeStphalia.
This list does not include passengers
booked to Southampton and whose names
are unascertained.
Passengers Heinrich Nickel and wife,
Baheti Binder and child. Catharine Bill,
Mary Bansinger, Friedrich Laercher,
Gustave Nickel, V. Hauser. John Ham-
merschmidt, H. Michel Luckenbach. J 1Iu
Tomasko, Cotter Burkhardt Shaffner, Ed
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George Trillert, all of the United States.
+. Schuster Geotornel. Catharine
Chatter and children, Herman Drewes,
August Adolph. Swell Darathia
Samuel Wilhelm Schroeder, Joseph IEar-
dick, Jacob W. Schwarz and child,
Wilhelm Knalisen, Hermann Mssa,
Fritz Muller, johann Gass, George Weiss,
Wilhelm Merge, Carl Schnepel, Wolf
Stern, Carl Filing. Maria Steumagle
Heinrich Eigner, johann Jonssen, Mar
ganitna Meissuer, Maria Meissuer, Schultz
Florian Bacurle, I. Harnlernick, ,Nickolou,
Grass Franzis, X. A. Schuurr, Froedricf
Hantel and wife. August Beck and family
Franz Trimerall,
Most of the passengers remaining, about
20 in humber, are Austrians and Russians
A cable dispatch to western associated
press gives these as simply steerage pass
engers without stating whether lost o.
saved
| Steerages passenger saved are Ana
Marg, Gwoilk and infant, Theo Mast
Catharina Muller, Vinenz Sofaresuck ant
family, Adolph Foster, Anton ITCHY.
The body of Adolph Foster, of New
York, washed ashore near Mayate to-day