The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-05
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N NAsnINGr0Y. Nov. 24.--The observer
at Kitty Hawk reports sai Al :35 q ~. .ato
the Chief II the Signsln'effiee, as follows !:
The United States inan. o. war. steamer
Huron. struck two niles north ofrNo. Z
station at :30a. m. With fore mast and
naiptpp mast gone. Assistance needed
Immediately. The seas are hreaking over
her. ana several persons have already wash
"a ashnre drowned. Number On board n
bout l35. NJ cargo. at
The Huron was an iron screw propeller
fur years. aud five hundred aud twenty.
one tons. bad been out from Funress Mon-
rue rrly Twelve hours when the disaster be.
fell her. The cautiuuary Signals we're dis
played when sbeleft. The Signal Service
observer n Kitty Hawk reports IL 5 y. m.
that ilIe sillfmea have just returned and re-
port that the Huron has gone 10 pieces.
Thirty wete saved .Sc AllltLe others perish
ed. Nnassisiancs was rendered. ~. ..s..
q There Is nneasincss for the torpedo boat.
Alarm. lboni,d heyoe to New York. Four
Offices and thirty men from the IIuron
were saved. Captain Ryan sas lost The
s,gnalobsefser ai Kitty Hawk reports that
assist~nee Is wanted immediately. The men
only hslf>clOthed and the dead are uncared
foron the beach. The others WIN persisted
are still IN the breaker The Huron was
commanded Ly George p. Ryan, There
were fifteen marines on. hoard the Huron.
The scene % the disaster twelve miles South
of Kitty Hawk. . #5a sai
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