The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-26

~ CABIN and Joseph rastorie ordered him IN mme.
d,.tely or he would blow his brains out He begged
for his lifc he on deck Pastore shot nm
In the arm ON again running forward they all left tho
spop and chased him round The deck, firing their re-
FoIvers 1t HIM as be ram On his stopping he was
SHOT THROUGH TIN
BY Pastorio and repeatedly stabbed by Peno, Nicholas
and Baumbo. Peno aud Baumbo then shouted TOR Tho
carpenter but not beng able find him he spared
A consultation then held among thcmsclv es
whether 10 XIII us all or not peno wanted to do 80
wanted to go to Buenos Ayrcs, MS Gaspcrs vito and
family were living there, and tncy wanted TO work
the thip Just then tho carpenter came out of tho
house on deck, where no had locked himself Tor
safety fully expecting 10 lie killed They hcsitated q
moment; then Pas,orie made him 60 down ON his
he would help them TO the best Of his abilities We
were next ordered 10 unlash stream anchor and bring
II alnidshps
They then bent the bodies with q, hitch round
same anchor there beng still little life in the captain
anu the second mate. The chief mate and steward
quite dead They took fun charge OF the ship
medialcly, washed the blood on thu decks, went an
and dressed themselves IN the deceased clothes and
divided the firearms belonging TO the ship among
them. 9. Peno, Pastorie and Baumbo getting pot
paint painted out the ships name both lore aud an
and also the D ats. saving 'CaswelIs no more' On In
curry they told Us The ship was going
The carpenter was ordered INTO tho galley TO cook
for all hands On the wedncs.i we sighted another
vessel and Immediately tackled snip get OF her
way We proceeded in this manner the nve OF them
living IN all the Indulgence that The ship could afford.
About seven days Afterwards they tod were
bound for tho River Plate and ali would 20 ashore
there except Nicholas who said he gong take
the ship TO England and get medal Tor Il, he had
donc nothing On arriving at Cape Horn there
another dispute between the Greeks tue Maltes.
the Greeks wanting kin there. the ship aud 60
ashore a. shlpwreckcd sailors, but were again
prevented BY the two Maltese who wanted to get to
Buenos Ayres We 81 first UNDERSTOOD that they were
all going ashore at the River Plate, but arriving
thcsc T. and 9. Pastorie launched the icpoat fairly
loaded with
THyIR SHAME or TnE PLUMBER,
and took their departure, telling before they
that the SAID they going Cape
Maria bat they aid not know whether II WAS true or
mot, but wcrc 20 look out tor ourselves On that
day We steering N.NE., close 10 the land Aner
the tive Maese wont Peno ordered the carpenter TO
cut up sternsan Blooms 10 make mast, gan and boom
for the longboat, they being employed in making sails
In the of tow days we found ourselves past
Cape Santa Mara and that the Greeks were not going
oDhore
"LooK orr
Attweve o'clock II being Peno's watch deck, Fer
auson renewed Carrlck nc the wheel. who went for
ward and Was watched BY the Greeks as he went; at
h lIpast two in tho morning, Dunno bling al the
wheel rersuson The brcsk Of The poop the carpen
tsr o. The weather side Psno camo over 10 him and