, 1881-12-21
Humane Efforts Of the Governor
Of Siberia to Succor the
Survivors.
A Trip Of Three Months Across
Frozen Waters and
Stormy Seas.
The Explorers, Including Do Long and
Melville, in tue Utmost
Poverty.
Views Of George Kennau, Of Washington,
q Man Learned In Siberian
Matters


NAtL1E&
HOW THE NEWS CAME.
a nuAo1, w1stTTES ur.
LONDON, Dec. .0.--fho Governor Of Stberia
has just isslle.l II proclamation announcing
TINT tile Arctic voyage ship, the Jeanli ettc.
Is safe, with nil OH bnarl we'll, mid all her
equipments Intact. The Governor, who lias
taken for a long tfmu great intorcst IN
Arctic explorations, caused al extraordinary
exploring party to be sent ont to hunt the
tracks OF tho .Jcannette. When lie learned
tint fears were entertained lint misfortune
ltad oyertaken ller, and that relief ex-
petitions weru being organized III her i'll
terests by the different Governments know
Ing tho delays incidental to such govern
mental actlon he Mt onco equipped md sent
out on his own account party OF the most
experienced aud rellnble explorers ut Ills
command, with the most ample powers and
most positive instruction. These men Mt
once entered Into the undertaking with
MI their souls. alld stuck to their
work, despite tho most dangerous obstacles,
until they found traces Of the lost slip and
finally overlook her. The people aboaru tho
.Jeannette were mnch astonishcd when they
were Informed BY the Siberian explorers that
they hal become the object Of soileitudc Of
alI tho cIvIfLzcl nations Of Lie world, u.ld
| TINT nearly all TIM Christian oGycrnnents
were preparing TO make appropriations to tit
! Ollt vessels looking to a general search for
| what IL WIS generally feared would provo to
lJa only their remains After nscertuintng
| that the ,1eannctte was absolutely safe, md
| illat all OIL board were we'll ni1 fully pro-
vitlesl for. the Stberlnns l,astened back to re-
port the Eoou news for which, the Governor
| lad imnresse.l upon tllon. tlle Whole sciell-
| tito world was anxionsly whiting. The Gov.
ernor Of Siberia at onco dispatched speclal
couricrs With tho News to hase 1t get to Loll-
don will! all possible speed, ind It reac!sed
London hnt q few minutes ago.
DEF1StT STATEMENT.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Dec. a-I4Ieut. ..Ge,,.
Anontcl,ine, Goyernor.Gcncral Of Eastern
| Slberla, who has Just arrived here. brought
news TINT tlie steamer OF the North Amer
lean polar expedition, which has been lost
since 1910. has bcHn discovered, a1lu assist
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| 4 GUESS AT ST. PETERSBURG.
l.oSnoS, Dec. sD.--A telegram from, St.
Petersburg sail 1t Ii believed In tint city
that the Information brought by the Gov
orn0r Of Eastern Slbssla ot tito discovery Of
asteamerln tia Arctic refers to tie 1canucttc.
Tie dispatch ndds: "Tlla creW have suf.
fercd no loss."
THE noYAI, oEounAp11EUs.
] T.oSnoy. Uec. eo.-The fnlln, of t},o
| Arctic cxuloy;pp stcuner .taannette was RI.
norto,} IN tha ,ncrttntr of tho 1foyc, Cou.
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tae lsIt III oep1e''Ioef lures 1'al!fes Ut
ou!ohos. near Capo l5ahtlay, 1ao vorsts
north OF Cnpo Dlkoif. discovered u GoAt con.
talning eleven mon. who statet that they
| ngLoSuEp To THE JEASSETrE.
and l,ld undergone terrible sulrurnas, On
hourlnu tia nu,Ys the Uistrict Dnputv inv.
ernor will t1nrtor nnf uet,tetur. ,ras i'm,
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xnl,ors, md VIVA ln.,.,,,tol 70 hunv ,bo,n r.
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iu eyurrthtnu tn ht. ,,owcr In rcnoyer ria m.
,u,IntIcr ar tho crcw- nm roubIca boIno y,vor
hin, ia ,1cfro'y tim llra. uxponsrs.
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