The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-22

possible on the other. The second officer
was still engaged in cutting spars loose, SO
there should be as much driftwood as posi-
ole for the people to cling to when the inev-
liable laundering should occur The vessel
went down under the second officers feet
He seized a spar but as several other persons
chung to it, he was obliged to let go. He
swan to boat. This boat was subsequently
picked up by the Theta The second officer
steered the Theta to Cuxhaven Seventeen
other persons were saved by the steamer
Diamont, from the Weiser lighthouse max
ing hfty-six thus far known to be rescued.
SURVIVORS, STATEMENT.
survivor makes the following statement:
''The weather was clear to Ills o'clock, but
fog then set in, which continued and in
creased in density; the engines of the Cimbria
were kept at full speed until 1870, and then
at half speed until 2, after which they were
kept at slow speed. About ten minutes past
2 whistle of another steamer was heard,
and the engines of the Cimbria were stopped.
The Sultsn's green light was, owing to the
fog not observed until she was $50 feet off
from the Cimbria. The latter struck abaft
the first bulk head, on the port side, and she
keeled over to starboard and speedily sank"
The Theta picked up one of the CHM bria's
boats at o'clock on Saturday afternoon, and
arrived at Cuxhaven about g. A reporter
boarded the Sultan, but both the captain and
crew absolutely refused to give him any in
formation. The captain has made a state
ment before the British consul, but this is
inaccessible. The Sultan has large hole in
her bow, seven feet above the water line.
The following named passengers were
saved: Alfred Voght, William Zimmerman,
Peter Completes, Buenaventura Lorense, AL
hort AttanHnrf and ciofa TnSanb Cnrtic
Gustav Hammel Martin Nanclintch, girl
named Jannouitz, Huld Schmul, r. Pfeifen-
kotf and wife, Leon Reche, Robert Schuett
and Colin Bourges.
LIST OF THE MISSING.
A Hamburg dispatch says: THE American
company gives the following list of missing,
prefacing the list with the remark that some
of these may probably still be found
'Moritz Strauss, Leo Habesmann, Arthur
Bactiche, Paul Wegert, Rudolph Poll, Ed
ward Grupiee, Alfred Hochtacusler, Jean
Liebnetz, Franz Philipsborn, Leopold Heyn,
Johann Schulberth, George Rommero, Au-
gusta Rommer, Cathinka CONNER, Harry
Mendte Oscar Edge, Otto Scharmer, August
Briese, Wilhelmine Briese, Emile Lowmann,
Carl Strohscheim, Herman Hertz, Mary
Workman, Christine Workman, Jo-
ham Gaske, Pauline Schuett, Albert
Schuett, Mathilde Schuett, Bartholomeaus
Maxhnsky, Mary Maxhinsky, Michael
Maxhinsky, Emil Hass, Carl Dryer, Anna
Kases, Joseph Kases, Michael Kases, Stafano
kases, Hanna Kases, August Kiensler, Carl
Strunk, Catharina PetronZa Johns Steinberg
Emma Steinberg, Anna Steinberg, August
Steinberg, Alma Bring, Eucharius Weber,
Caroline Slender, Herman Zinglemann,
Fritz Luedemann, Matilde Weisner Carl
Weisner, Louise Rammin, Clara Rammin
Maria Rezabeck, Joseph Rezabeck,
helmme Horn, Johann Riemath,
Helen Riemath, Marinne Schamikate,
Louise Christoffersen, Anna Christoffersen,
Hans Christoffersen, Jacob Thomas, Ferd
Schuster, Rosalie Gadinska, Jacob Gadinska,
Agnew Gadinska, August Meter, Marie
Lowendowski, Carl Cramer, Christian Zim-
hermann, Mata Meyer, Sophie Metzian, Gus
tave Metzian, Nina Metzian, Frederic Met
zian, Bertha Metzian Martha Metzian, Hen
rietta Scharnitzke, Albert Scharnitzke
Joseph Hubby. Czeiwl Chanourtz Anna
Rebka, Maria Rebka, Marie Quoafrey,
Christian Barter, Herman Atlantic
bechmen, Carl Sarcander, Clara
Sarcander, Anna Hennig, Ages Babsien, Otto
Babsien, Anna Babsien, Bernhard Bemann,
Marcus Gross, Cart Kirchbaum, Josefa
Krubi, Josefa Midisea, Josef Hericz, Josef
Panec Marie Panec, Franz Panec, Josefa
dilcC hdIit L idCSh, JOS6l I1eyud, ADrdm
Schmulz, Chaie Schmulz, Marie Zwonan
Daria Kliemdsch, Adolf Schmidt, Louisa
Schmidt Reinhold Hueckert, Wilhelm
Kraut, Carl Johencke Alexander Scharf
Claus Still, John Huckfelst, Hermne Welge
Herman Eyer Johanna Sutwoski, Martin
Seigtin, Andres Lexinsky, Michael
schiinski, Mare , Maziecsak -Aio Jnra
Mazecsak, Johann Kleinowski, Mchailin
Kleinowski, Faciska Kleinowski, Christia
Tubian, Marie Pforgziek, Frances Pforgziek
Josef Rosenblutn, Christine Frieberg, Cheic
Sienenmann, John Selig, Mares JOSEF, Lid
Liebe, Senenmqnn Feige, Bartelstein Resel.
Israel Wolf, Sara Bartelstien, Salkie Lang
Berline Schmidt, Gittle Gasterank, Felge
Bostermak, Peter Danuck Andres Louris
Constantin Delvi, Andreas Kmetony, Anna
Janos, Josef Lipor Marie Lipk, Anna Splet
Johanne Sanitzek, Johann Berckosi Andreas
Kinez, Joseph Walencik, Sophie Walencik
August Krusse, Abel Selmoor, Edward
Pongratz, Albert Pongratz, Johann Pom
gratz, Martha Pongratz Bertha Pongratz,
Hans Pongratz, Johann Juendal, Clara Will
muth, Ida Michael, Ludwig Schumacher,
Ernest Fielitz, Anna Rossow MONTH
Richter, Michael Jahnke, Resale Jahnke,
Frederick Leohne, Wilhilmine Bechr,
Gustav Dulitz Wilhelm Pfeiffer, Max
Marguardt Auguste Wordlke, Adolf Barke,
August Ohm, Herman Schriber, August
Busse, Ernest Kamenski; Johannis Moeiler,
Robert Schwertfeger, Gustav Gostfsky, Au-
gust Vogt, Paul Bartzch Catharine Haehle,
George Diegel, Ludwig Diegel, George
Ruehle, Lydia Schwinzhammer, G.
Nickel, Barbara Held, Salomea
Held Oswald Naumann, Julie
Wolff, Gustav Martin, Johannis Schaeffer,
Julius Kahle, Robert Werber, Ernest Muen-
ziner, Peter Eichardt, Ollie Paulsen Anne
Johannsen, Jurgn Johannsen, Elizabeth
Puckornek, Johann Puckornek, Maria Jano-
witt, Carl Kruger, August Wendlano, Fried
rich Lemeke, Clara Brunne, Wilhelm Leh-
mann, Friedirke Zethe, Anna Ruhtz Q),
George Ruhtz Florentine Ruhtz, Anna
Ruhtz (2), Richard Ruhtz, Fritz Ruhtz,
Helen Weege, Bertha Weege, Alfred Weege,
Mathilde Retmaur Stanslama Pieneroseha,
Julius Bergholtz Augustz Sommerfeld. Adolf