, 1876-01-05
THE DEuTSCHLANDtS LOSS,

hcbFEc fFoGtFlcNt young nan NAoeo resi-"
deure IL in Albany. N. T., anl who was born in
This country, gavo to tho writor al account OF bis
experience ut tho WRECK Of tile Deutschland. At
l,asf.raas O'Clock in the morning oi the 9Th Of
Docembor {satl Mr. Froderic!l). tho Deutschland
struck tho sauaa OF kcntlsh Knoch, hear lIas-
~ich. soou nttosward tho steward gavo orders
to ali to provide themselves with lifo-pre-
FcrvoEH, Two boals MORO nut or will,
throo aaflors, Win wcrc told to npprsso
shoHo on eAoto Of tho condition Of tho yesHel.
Ono man, nnmed John Nicl,ol, attempted to
jump into tue boat with these aaors, but I,o wAs
struck over the hands with Al Iron bolt by ono
or iho crew aud Ind 10 rofcaso hlb hold on tho
boat. lto @as drowned. Aftcr tho boat LOFT.
tho crow. who had Eccn drinking, commenced
to Q1nrtol on tho deck Of Tho Deutschland and
toale Of them wero severely cut in tho tnolee.
ill tho passcngets wero put to work Ut tho
Lun,ps. and worked till 10 O'Clock Monday night.
The Doctor of tho ycsael told tho ladioa and
children that thoy wore to remau In tho first
cabin, aud When tho water rose too high III Lie
cabin they wtre to proceed to tie urttr dock.
Tho water roHo 4 foot in tho cabin and tho
women ant1 Children climbed III o, the tables.
Wien IL rose TO y feet they found all menus
which thoy wcre told they might leach tie up.
per dcck wah fnatoncl down. Mono Ut tho crow
went IL tho restue, mfst Of tlctn at that tinn
being in tho rigging. IT. tho first cabin saw Il
Llau Auu AuA DECH u4tHuGa Ill TIE GRUh WIN
l'ss overcost,, vest, aud sansatoous pockets cut
out. At hslf.past 10 on Wednesday, morning
got OIL raft. On that rift were scvcnty-ifro
peruons, thisty-fiva Of whom wero nashed of.
Tuo remainder were leken gu board the steanaer
Lvorpoul, Of Ilarwlch. The sailors, for tho
most part. veto Isuok and fonElt liao demons
over tho spoiis they lad col;<c ed from the poo
pls who wore drowned III tho cabin. or i've
franciscan nnus OIL tho Deutschland four wero
drowned aud when thoir bodies wero found IT
nas discovered that tlloy had boeu deBpo,!oa Of
soyerA. gold rings, crosses. etc.
TIE pEu rscuLASDs CHEVY INEFFICIENT.
Mr. and M.B. Franz Hauln, OF Dallas County,
Tax. aptl their txo ch1dton wore on tho ilt-iateu
Dau1s 1sel,1and. Mira. 1Iamm md her children at
tho timo Of tho wreck woie IN the first c4bju with
tho rest of tho ladies AMI cnildrcn, and would
haso boou drowned there wore 1t not for lilo er-
eItlons OF LII. usmm. Hn broxo luz way
through, tho ekyisht, carried bis children ono by
ono, aud then bis vito, till ho placed slcm all in
the rigging, whore they 1anlaned from 2 o'clock
III tho morning TIL o'clock In tho Afternoon Of
tho 9Th of Dccembor. When they wore taken on
they wore amoat froznu. Mr. IIamm IL pro-
nounced in bis Remuneration OF the management
OF tho Deltachant. lie etntes that there VIA
nD discipline AMONG tic craM, and that, with Lle
excoptlon Of Tho Captain. all officers seemed 10
have lost thcir heaJs. II determined md Or
ganized effort had bcou mado By tho crow, Mr.
unmln states, not ono womau or child would
havo bcen lost.
pEnEsyED MAN.
OA kAO NEQtLGA per III AQOOkGN FGHtQTQAT
morning was man namcd John Nindorer, of
No. 6i3 Seventh avenue, with two friends, Mr,
Rinds1er's wlfo and CHILD llttto gtrl about 8
vaara Of age, loft for viBit to Germany IN Bop-
thoir return. Mr. nindcrer could cot nothing
authont1c from tho Steamship Company's OH.
c,als or from aay oslor aoutco as to whothor his
family MAS lost or baydtl. Lo bad with him yos-
tsrday mornng photographs Of his wlfo and
tispo ho mud his friends mado their way Oh board
tho sa''or, the photographs were shown, and
wore roeosnized by several Of his countrymcn.
MIS-. Aamn. who Ind becn q fellow. passenger
OF Mrs. l'abotto Rindorcr GU tho ateanier Spain,
recognized Tho portraits ~ once, aud gently
informed tho hcart-broken husband and
father that his wlfo mud child, aho
Thought had been droenod iu tho cabin
neithor lad thcir bodies been diacoyorod,
Several other laatcs who knew Mrs. Riuderor
confirmed tho atoly. and Mr. Isinderor gave way
to hsa grief and cried like child. Tho women
crowded around him, but The dsHconsoato man
broke away, aud, with the pictures ot his loved
onos ciasped to hla healt, walked OF tho ship
pior, followed by Ills friends.
INTERVIEW WITH WILLIAM rLrTIr.
Mi: William llesll. Of fhadclphia, MI iutelii-
pasauuger on tho Deutschland, Eayo to Herald
reporter tho following graphic account Of lis
shlpwrcck on the Konlisll Knock On Doc. &,
10 o1l!etscuccd heavy Weather and encountered
northwest and the sea ran hjcb. Dclns uuablo
to aloap, / gol IN out Of bod q, about / o'clock
In tho morning Of the Gill; IL an hour OF 80
aitorward felt that ao,uethng was wrong. for
the ship began to n,,,nu M If Eorol,nd % an5 tLc
waves 10 b,oak on deck, When I rot on dook a
boa washpd oyor il aud throw ma dawn. I cal
up aud made an attempt to gqt iutu QUO Of
tic Two starboa.d lifeboafs ti,st wara
boiue launched by somo of tho crow
aud petty officers. was abIo 10 Get ona Ior into
tho tont. Int tLo sn,ora oicctet nj. bv forco
eavinc. s.Wo dart want any n,ssannsra n tnrs.
thoYo nrc snor~h ~ us" ii tint f'mn imt ~
man waro in Tia boat T hunr ~, Nv tho ~ 9,sr;is
and got down on lie deck asstn. biz @ only to bo
onoo more Immersed iu a heavy sen. As anon Al
tia yessel strnck snmn nj liz cyo,y n1adc fnr ths
boata. Parties OF thssa mon ohta,ned s,o.aesa,ot,
Of Ihe two atsrbnard iifc-bnata Tbe t,rxt n
theae that jaft tho nhina vida tSaa anccaiir r,n.
s,xed. and ali in her. ptrithotf, jrhs hoa, hat
wauted to ret into WA tiIat whnh was .nocasa.
fully condnctoG 10 Harwich hy oMaTtermaster
Meyar. Aftnr he,nr niccIea fron, tia hnas ia
uoa na.t.ai 49,. 1859 Nt"na 'tGt.a - e1as t.A'