The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

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Mr. Fountain tlmn said "IM TIN
liz ~ nner. MAXI nn n,ise l., rai@e an
alarm. nn'l pas~ tin word fur The mon Ii,
,s'iur ont frum nnlrr. vi. himself
sis~,p~l ,lown nni rall,sl m,, "tsmr
mt clear tl.r way. ,.irl ht~ inihrf. Il,
the stern vtnl II ihn ship. which WA
nearest the water. took np the eall.
'rhern wcr then somn forty men nn.lci
the ship working nj thr blocks, and. M
l,c saw some III them working ont, llc
guyr himself III further u,,.nsinrss,
especially ~ wnrknnn uftrn remain mn.
,lrr TIN aiip III lannrh nni allow II l,
rnHs uyrr their l,.n,lr. although there n
always more Or lsss danger ~ lminu
struck will, II block ur carried under,
The time occupied In cutting Tho string
pieces wis about thrc.qmartcrs Ut il
minute, and during this interval NIL the
men under tho slip might have got mt.
When tie strings were cut tin hull
gli,lpl gracefully into thc water, the
crowd clncrc,l, thr bottle III VIM VIVA
broken, The beautiful ship wins duly
rhriSt.'ne,l Saratoga. anil tile lannel,
seemed to hnyr heen In every way snc.
trraful,
Suddenly the whole scene changed
from one oi gayety null rejoicing ~ il
picture VI horror nnd grief, anil the
cheers were succeeded by cries III nnuny
anil lcnrtrrn,ling shrirkH. For Ii .lis.
tnncc " iIfty frrt upward from tho foot
uf tlr ways from which tho proud xhip
hnd NJ ioyo,,sly lrnred into the water,
mingled with broken blocks. tools an,l
chains, wns n Mrit,ing. Hickening
nnss III human ilesl, nnd bones, tnrii,
crushed aud mni,gled almost beyond n.
ea1nitinn. The WHY'S wcrc HMrarel and
Redeemed. Tie blocks were covered Will,
fragments VI li.rl mil clutliimg, nllL ihr
launch wins followed hy 4 trnil III blood.
HI. excitement nnd horror TINT tauk
rnsression ot tl,e spectators aA tl,is hur.
ril,le discovery Mlls lnil,le can liz ietsrf
imagined thnn .leserihrd. a vial, III
sureor tho~ wha ntill lived was ma.lr.
nlnl three. with limbs mn, lolirs intact,
we're dragged frnm tl,e l,enp III ,Ien.l anil
dying, while tMp utl,rir wrr nArirt.,l
from tllc water, into wl,irh tl,rv l,u.l
thrown III thr track u the weasel. A
soon ns the nas.ml,lngr could lM CON.
troll,d and uuiete,l ,lown. AMI something
like orlcr secured, the dead bodies Mefe
gathered togeil,.f lay the worLmen ol
III. yard. whose sirnng frames ,remhls.l
down their fne.s. they recognized tlu
turm I'll cnmra,le.
Shepherds IN Luck.