The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-18

farthest north. Lent. % Lock wood or so,nS amy
Serpent Rrainard Mayia reaohoJ ni' ",u
WOOD Island iatitnda Sa Ssgraes eoa % lUfn- N';R
utes. longitnde "a degreaS n;,,,,,as ,'''''
pERsoSNEL OF TIE ExpEpITIoN,
New York. July I7-.The' Grealey nv.
petition was comSosed my Of tbs tSsloy foloyy;ns INK,
persons: Adolphus w. Greejey Mrsi
lieutenant Fifth Cavalry. Xcfinp SiSs
nal Officer, (married; wife and pTesent
residence ia San Diego. Californif
Frederick Il. Kissiinpberrv' Saeond
Lieutenant Eleventh Infantyv Actiug
Signal Officer. (widower with two, shii,
dren.) "
James B. Lockwood. First lieutenant
Twenty-Tbird Infantry ketiTr SIGNAL
Officer' (Washington' II F<i1nmarried,l
is a son of Gen. ff,ockWood, retired, u.
s. Az NJ T'J[r ~ KS
DIR. Paney, Medical Officer, (married
wife's address Msryville, Missouri).
Edward Israeli Sergeant of Signal
Corps, Kaiamazeo, Michigan: (uninar-.
ried; born i'm kalamazoo, Michigan).
Winfield s. Jewell, Sergeant of Signal
Corps ,(unuiarried; born In Lisbon, New
Hampshire5. fA
George W. Rice, Sergeant Of Signal
Corps, Washington, ID. c.; unmarried;
born at sydney, New South Wales).
David 6. Ralston, Sergeant of Signal
Corps, unmarried; born at Bloomfield,
Ohiol
Hampden S. Gardner, Sergeant of Sig
nal Service, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
unmarried; (born in Philadelphia, Penn
sylyania)
William II. Cross, Sergeant of Signal
| Service, Washington, ID. c.; (married !;
born at Washington, ID. Cl.
David l.. Brainard, Sergeant of Com
pany L., Second cavalry, enlisted at
New York City ;(born in 0swego county,
New York;
i David Linn. Sergeant Company G, Sec
ond Cavalry, (enlisted Mt PHILADELPHIA,
Pennsylvania; born at Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania).
Nicholas Major, Corporal Company II.
Second Cavalry, (enlisted at Cincinnati,
Ohio, unmarried; born at Luxembourg,
Germany,
Joseph Ellison, Corporal Company Il,
Tenth Infantry ,(enlisted at Fort Wayne,
Chas. Il. Henry, Private Company f,
Fifth Cavalry, (enlisted at Cincinnati
Ohio; born at Hanover, Germany.
Maurice Connell, Private Company b
Third Cavalry, (enlisted at camp OF
Goose Creek, Wyoming; born at Kerry
= Ireland). :,
Jacob Bender, Private Company f
Ninth Infantry, (enlisted al Omaha. bar
racks, Nebraska; born at Fridberg, Ger
= many).
William Whisker, private Company |
Ninth Infantry, (enlisted at Dina
ha barracks, NobrasLn: born In Carol
county, Indiana; fathers address, Mon
one, Inuiana).
Henry Hierderbick, private Compan'
Q q Seventeenth Infantry. fenlisted n
I Cincinnati, born at Waldeck, GERMANY
: Julius Fredericks. private Compan,
!, I, Indiana Cavalry, (enlisted Mt Cleye
$ land. Ohio: unmarried; born at Daytor
u Ohiol. s'I7
Q William A. Ellis, private COMPANY G
!; Second Cavalry, (enlisted at New Yor
: city; born at Seneca Falls, New York
y X. II. Schneider, private Company A
Z First Artillery, (entisted at Fort Co(un
}, bus, New York harbor; born at Chemit,
II Ninth Infantry, (enlisted at Omaha ba
p racks, Nebraska; born in Wurtembur
" Germany.)
- aREELEY's REPORT.
v Gen. HaZen, Chief Signal Officer, r
10 ceived the following telegram:
~ ST. JoHNs, n. f., July l7.---For d
ID first time In three centuri
As England yields the honor
81 "farthest north" Lieutenant Loc
n wood and Sergeant Brainard, MI
" l3, reached Lockwood Island, latitude
OF minutes "a seconds, longitude A mi
al utes seconds. They saw, from 1000 fe
n elevation no land north or northwe
~ but northeast Greenland yet extende
ne was lost 10 view In cape Rober, Linco
~, latitude S3 minutes, So seconds, Ions
lll tude Ss minutes. Lieutenant Lockwo,
ne was turned back in 1873 by open wat
" on the North Greenland shore, tho par
ne barely escaping drifting into the Pol
NJ ocean. Df. Parry In lSS2, following 1
re Markham route, was adrift one day
We the Polar ocean north Of Cape Jose
m Henry, and escaped to tho land, aba
nd doning nearly everything. In lSSl
en- made u spring and later n summer tr
,r- into the interior Of Grlnnell Land. d
covering Lake Hazen, some sixty by ;
K milos In extent, which was I
ls- by the Ice cape OF Nor
en- Grinnell Land. IL drains Ruggl
Ilu river and Weyprecht ford into Con
MI Barland and Archer ford. From (
er summit of Mount Arthur 5000 feet, I
OF contour land west of Conger mounta
ITS convinced mo that Grinnell Land ten
're directly south from Lieutenant A
I'm rich's "mrthest" in 1876, In lSS3, Lie
nj tenant Lockwood and Sergeant Bra
Siv ard crossed Grinnell Land and nine
lu miles from Beauteaux Bay, at the he
ul- nf Archers f,ord. struck Tho head nj
ity fiord from tho Western Sen temnoror
raj named bv Lockwood. greeley Flo
TO From the center of the ford In latitu
gh 30 minutes and 30 seconds, longitude
q TO minutes and 10 seconds, Lleuteni
or. Lockwood Isaw tho north,
lpe shoro's lrminatlon; some eigl
OF miles west and south, the south,
ith shore extending some tiftv miles "
AL Cano foekwooS scyen miles dista
To annnrentlv n senarate land nom a,
,en neiI's Land. / have named the n