The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-23
Additional Evidence introduced TO
Prove the Sanity Of President
Garflcld's Assassin.
A Phenomenal Professional Fec...Ad.
vance Of Iron at Pittsburg...
The Stock Market.
A Meeting Of Illinois Manufacturers
Conyenes at Chicago To-day.
The st. GOthard Tunnel Almost Com.
pleted...LandlOrds' Meeting.
Other Foreign aud Domestic News
Survivors of tho Jesnnetts

NEw YORK, December 22.-The following
special was sent to the New York Herald:
PARIS, December q
Our st. Petersburg correspondent telc
gruphed the Governor-G Gsneral of Eastern
Siberia, who happens to be at st. Peters.
burg, whether he had received information
of arrival of the shipwrecked crew of the
Jeanette, in the region under his COM
mand, He Immediately proceeded to
Gatchiva and saw the Emperor. He per.
sonally ordered that all supplies that were
necessary for food clothing, money and
transportation should be placed at their
disposal.
NEW YoRK, December %, LA. m.-The
Herald has the following:
LONDON, December 22-S a IN.
The following telegram was received at
the London office at o'clock this morning.
JARuTsK, December 81.
The jeanette was crushed by ice in lati.
tude II, Is north longitude. Boats and seds
made good the retreat, sixty miles north.
west of the Lena river where the
boats were separated in gale. A boat, in
charge of the Chief Engineer, entered the
mouth of the Lena River. 1t was stopped
by ice in the river. We found native vii.
lase, and as soon as the river cleared, put
myselfin communication with the com.
mandant at. Jakutsk ON October 29th.
When the first .cutter, containing
DsLong, DR.. Amber and twelve others had
landed at the north mouth of the Lena. the
commandant at Bolougna sent instant
relief The whaleboat party, who are
all we'll, nine in number, arrived at Bo-
losna on October 2Sth. For the relief of
the third cutter, all of whom are in sad
condition and in danger of starvation, and
all badly frozen, the Commandant at Bo-
lougna sent native scouts to look for them
and will urge vigorous and constant
search until they are found. The second
cutter has not yet been heard from. Tee-
graph us money for instant use to
| Jakutsk. The list of officers and crew
are as follows; First cutter Lieutenant
| DeLong, DIR. Archer, Jerome j.
| Collins, William Nindelan, Louis Notras
Hans Erickson. Henry Knack, Adolph
Brossled, Carl Gontz, Walter Lee, Neils
| lvcrson, Geo. Boyd, Alexandria A. NJ
Lorne. Whale Boat, Engineer Melville,
| Lieutenant Danerhour, Jack Cole, Chas.
Bartlett, Raymond Newcomb, II. Leach,
ueo. bdnuenOhCk, Henry Cohen. The
cutter which is missing. contained Lieu
tenant Clipp. Captain Dunbar and four
men, II. Walker, Peter Johnson, Edward
Star, Sherwel, Albert johnson.
The Herald has received news ofthc safety
of Jerome j. Collins, n scientist and Herald
correspondent who is thought TO have
been in command of the missing
second boat of the Jeanette.
WAsHINGToN, December 22.-The Sccre-
tary Of the Navy has received from Engi-
neer Melville, under date of Jakutsk, De-
cember 2lst, u cable message identical with
that cabled from London last night to the
New York Herald. To this the Secretary
responded as follows:
To Engineer Melville, U. s. ~, Jakutsk.
Omit no effort, spare no expen SC in seem
ing the safety OF men in the second cutter.
Let the sick and frozen OF those already req
cued have every attention, and as soon ns
practicable have them transported to A
mildcr climate. The Department will sun.
ply the necessary funds.
[Signed.l Hunt,
Secretary,