The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-24

Hans ChristoGersen. Jacob Thomas. Ferd
Rosslia Gadinska, Jacob GadinsSa, AS
new Gadiuska, August Meter. Marie LSwen-
Nata Meyer, Sophie Metztan, Gustave Metzisn,
Nina Metzan, Frederick Metzian, Bertha Metzian,
Martha Metzian. Henrierte Scharnitske, Albert
Scharnitrke Joseph Azuby Czeiwi Chsnowiz,
Anna Rebka, Maria Rebka, Marie Qnoafrey,
Christian Barter, Herman Adamile. Heinrich
Johns Anguish Schunen bOchmen, Carl oarcancer
Clara Sarcander, Anna Hennig, Ages Babsien,
Otto Bahsien, Anna Babsien, Bernhard Bemann
Marcus Gross, Carl kirsehbaum Josefa krnbi'
JoSefa Medisea, josef Hericz. Joseia rance. NAL
Psnec. Franz Panec. JOsefa Panec, Mare Placek,
Josef Heyna, Abram schnulz, Cha1e senmuiz,
Marie Nv onan DoTia knemdSen, Aooii SenmplSGS See,pSr
Krsut. Carl Johencke, Alexander ScnsrI, Clans
still. Sohn Huckfeldt, Hermtne Weige, Herman
Egor, Johanna Sutwoski. Martin Selgtin, Andres
IexiIsky. Michael Scharletskt, Carl Lehman.
Michael Sehliuski. Marc MaZ,ecsk. Jura Mazlec
sax Johanna Kleinowski: Michael kleinowskl.
Pforgzick, Frances Pforgzck, josef ROsenblutb,
Christine Frieberg, Cheie Sienenmann, John Sc
lig, Mares Jossel, Ted Liede Sienenmann Feige
Salkie Lang, Berline Schmidt, Gittel Gasterauk.
Feige Basirwsk, Peter Danick, Andress Louris;
Constantine Delvi. Andreas knetoney, Anna ana
Jonas Kwetony. Josef LisOs. Maria Lipk, Anna
SpleI, Johanna Saniizik, Johann Berekssi An
dreas Kinez Joseph Walencik, Sophie Walencik.
JaRkel ChOnilemsk. Abram Jeseniizk, August
Krusse Abel Selrnoor. Edward POngratz, Albert
POngratz. Johann Pongra'z; Martha Pongratz,
Bertha Pongraiz, Hans Pongrantz,
Michael. Ludwis schumsEer, Ernest Flelitz,
Anna ROssOw, MOritZ Richter Micheel Jahnke,
Rosalie Jahnke, FTiederich Leohne, Wilhelmlne
Becker, Gustav Dnlilz. Wilhelm Pielner, Max
Marguardt Auguste wordlke, Adolf Barke, Au-
Ernest KsmensEi Joha mes Moeller, Robert
Sehwertf ger Gustav GOsTfsky August Vogt Paul
Bartzch Catranie Haehle, GeOge Diegel, Ludwig
Diegel, George Ruehler, Lydia Schwinznammer:
Nickel BarbsTs He,S Mo saO~es Held sT;s 1sTn
iSitH'' BSbert werber. Ernest Muenzener. Peter
kicharct. Ohle Paulsen. Anne Johannsen,
Jurgen Johannsen. Elizabeth PuckoTnek Johann
Puckornek. Maria Janowitz iCarl Kruger, August
Wendlano. Frederick Lemeke, Clara Brunne,
Ruhtz (D, George Ruhtz. Florentine Ruhiz, Anna
Ruhtz l2) Richard Ruhiz. Fritz Ruhiz Helen
Wege Bertha Wege, Alfred Wege. Msthilde Ret
maur, Stanislama PremrOseha, julius BeTsholL
August Sonmerfield. Adolf Linde, Johann neu-
mann, JsDos SticOk. Chuye Hubnie, FedOr
Luksok, Petro kurila, Gwitra Bszmanu, Edward
Schaner. Marie Scheller, Martin scheller, Chrls-
tine Scheller, Karl SOhn, Leon Reicher. Froma
Zscherski, Dynla Zscherski, JaDoS Soboa, Dyrk
Doehoiz, Basit Hankowskl, Jonas Hasnnskl'
Jonas Dobaraezah Methina Miklta, Jonas Merack,
Jonas RadOk, Huzmier, Jonas Nirtke, Dying
Pop. Michael Auska, Michael Gudrowin, Jonas
Ksdaneik, Pal Jacob. Michael Willy, Jano jacob
Andris Coklus Michael jamie, ber i'm Stopek,
Carl DittmeT, Gustav BOeck, Franz Hugo. Mich
laus KetelSen, Wilhelm Lange, Abram koppit,
Lewis PreZdicZ Hermann LOhmann. RetnOld
schulz. Isoak Fried. Rakum Fried, Berel Fried,
Red jacket, Little Cheyenne, Crow Foot. Black
Bird, ChippeWay, sunshine. The last named SIX
are apparently American Indians.
CABIN PASSENGERS.
The first cabin passengers are:
Tanner Mann, of Leipsic; Marits Strauss, Darn
stsdt; Leo Hobermann, Vienna; Arthur Batehe:
SchOn ngstedt; Peter PoImploser, Vienna; Alfred
NOigt, Hamburg.
Second cabin passengers:
Paul Wegert, OF Logensn, Lukss Barosko. Jacob
Fencak, Jonas WalkO, Jonas Lanks, Josef Waitko.
Jonas MinO, Mihal Rodany, Jonas Michalko, Pa
Fatal, Alexander Neuwirth, Anna Semanik Iurs
Smerck Josef KoTtko, Michael odt, JanOs Lep-
tux, Jano Saiko, Janos Todt, Janos Nemet Franz
SOuneteldt, Franz -oSch. Franz Pr1nska, Johann
SzaIack, Adel Beucek, Staisiaus Bencek. Hermann
schmidt, Heinrich Ruder. George Wellhofer,
Johnn Bannslo, Andress Heischmann, Johann
Reder. Carl Durwanger Alers Apoisch.
Wilhelm Burth, Carl Burth. Jacob Wetzel. MoriIz
KONG, Jonas AnaIZek, Andrtas Mohnar, HusaI
| Dyrkzy, George Wargar, Krowichi GsjOsz. Tyrlik
Dyog. Jonas Kosu, Bsswoda Simon, Josef Bsut
anieh, Maria BaulRnich. Wilhelm Krumkan, Val
entia Sitter, Maria Manzalak, JuTgen Raven,
Simon Bande, Theodore Krenza, Johnn krenza
Adolph LubemsD, Anna Lubeman Minra Lube
man, Emma Lubeman. Bernhard AlberStein
yens Petersen, Pauline Raatz, J; Pitzner, Gustayt
FOesig. Albert Bring. Peter Walewicz, Helene
walewiez, San Milewsky. Carl Hsgenbrasoh, Ru-
9SlP Poll 1TTnswiek iLOIen1 ,FsG
Hochhoster, Polsnitz AlpendOrf, Landau; Emilet
Apendorf Lanoar: SielieIz. Berlin; Pholipsborn,
BsIlin Hey1: GsorG Hamburg; johanna Schubert
Blbtrach; Kstinka ROmner, Biberach; JOSEPH
Curtis (or Covits) Flint United states; Hari!
/ Wendt, Hanover; Oscar Eide. New York.
THE SIXTEEN DECK PASSENGERS.
BRENER HAVEN, Jan. 21.-Sixteen OF thI
| between-deck passengers of the Cymbris
landed here. Their names are as follows
Samliver, OF Paris; Beck. OF Potsdsm; KRIS
| baum, of Eurnberg: Pobursky, of Tibwalde
Foseng, of Barmen; Vigert, of Saginaw
Ganske. of Postugnova; Schneider, Of Ber
man; Pring. of Schaltdorf; Kurtha, o
/ Szakalbonzy; Smoltsky, of Saums; Lssun
Kaitzel, of 0berammeigeau; Nickel, of Ulm
Schmidt, of Altona; Bliska, of TobavI; Joe:
Hedebbsl Hizer.
ANOTHER STATEMENT.
| New YORK, Jan. 9l-Kunhardt & Co.
general Agents of the Hamburg American
Packet Company, received the following
cable message from an officer the Compsn!
at Hamburg:
"The Cimbria had twenty-three cabiI
passengers, 3S2 steerage and ninety
crew. So far thirty mine persons have beer
landed at Cuxhaven and seventeen at Wese
| light house. The names of the latter hav,
not yet been ascertained. We are preparin,
list of those saved and those missing
which we " i'll cable to the Associated Press
Among the passengers positively saved are
Alfred Vergt, William Tanneman, Pete
| Comptears, Aventua Lorenzo, Albert Alten
dorf and sister, Joseph Curtis, Gusta'
Hamel, MOntz Pfeifinkopf and wife.
ELEVEN MORE LANDED.
! Another vessel has landed eleven persons
but the names of these eleven are not ye
Eascertained. The number of lives lost ar
estimated at fully 800. The passenger
| were mostly emigrants from East Prussia
Among them were six American Indians
who had been on exhibition in Berlin 70
some time.