Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-24

| ! finally; noted three suecessivec shocks and thought it might be that
 the high sea was hurling ice against
 the side, wht n the steamer was jams
 med upon rocks and water rushed into ibe steerage, and I scrambled
 out, taking part of my clothing. As
 the vessel fill, d she kceled over and
 got into the rigging where
 clung for hours with the sea break
 ing over me, at intervals. At one
 time some rigging gave way and
 fell upon me and 1 received a blow
 across the forehead which stunned
 ne, and another Tn the chest, but
 my fingers were then frozen 10 the
 rigging and I was not swept off. I
 attribute my safety to a rubber coat
 the skirts of which 1 had tied
 around me and thus kept my cloth
 ing dry. Many more, think, would
 have been saved but for the high
 sea running; boats could not ap>
 proach the wreck. WheB my turn 1 came 1 jumped into the raging
 water, and after reaching the sur face was swept within reach of the T, scuers. 1 saw two who made the 1 perilous leap overboa,d, but were
 swept away to death, and I believe many met the same fate before res cue was tried. A boat with several 1 Indians in i; ., came from the head, but they could net approach the wreck: they were enga ged ia pick> lpg up floating matter, and while in rigging the pilot told him he fixed the course of the vessel and fastcn- ed tie wheel and as he was very cold went 10 the smoke stack 10 1 waIm himself, remained there 20 l minutes and when he Ieturned to | his post he found the ship vee;cd l around when he ascertained the ves- sel was among the rocks, and pro- bably impossible to save her, he put | her right on a shore and ran her high as he could with the result, al though she drew F feet of water | h CT fore WAS m II feet of water Fairbanks IS of the opinion that many passengers did nos leave the cabin until their hodIes were wash d out by lhe waves, which soon tore eff ihe aftcrpart of the deck, and wa he'd of the h, dies, furniture and baggage, before he eyes of the hor> riff, d survivors. Oscar Isiagi was in the rigging with me but he per- ished before aid came to hand. No. a woman or child was seen by me alive after the vessel went ashore. I think Morton, of the Boston Globe, dld not succeed in gaining deck.
 HERMosILLo.
 HERMosILLo, Jan. 19.-A new comet about fifth degrees above inc southeast horizon, hHs been visi ble to the naked naked eye the past three nights.
 The weather still continues cold with light showers throughtout the slate, and it is having a beneficial effect on business.
 All malar.a 8 has about desappear- ed and Gov. Torres Is talk ing active measures to present its recurrence having appointed Commissioners with power to have the cities of Guaymas and Hermosillo thorough ( lY uverhauled and cleaned at an ] early date.
 Delaney the Bisbee murderers i stili languishes in Jail.
 Rumors state that Dr. Gregory I has a rich find about nite miles Of g this place Considerable excite I nent is existing in the mines, and I the chances are that the Sonora boom may not be far ia the future
 THE MEXICAN TREATY ILLS. :, NEW YORK, Jan 79.-The objec, Q ion to the reciprocity treaty with u Mexico comes principally from the sI sugar. hemp and tobacco growers I The vote represents the vie ws of the Ii riends of protection. The failure e If the treaty is severe blow to the e railroad system and b arious speculative enterprises in that Il cgion. The treaty lacked but one N ote of ratification. " OF THE GARFIELD ME re
 MORTAL CHURCH. N WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-The new g hurch of this city know as tue " fairfield Memorial church, was de- cc icated yesterday; the attendance ro Tas large, including Garfield's col- c' sagues in congress, President Ars th hur and Secretary Frelinghuysen o'
 STILL HAS HOPES. 'o CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-A Times - special says: Senator ,,e Iorgan still has hopes of securing k; le ratification to the treaty with n Iexico, as Messrs. Cameron, Hamr- ,n and Farley who were not pre- Gc ant on Friday are friendly 10 the leasure.
 TEMPTED BODY sNATcaING IN vIR- N
 GINA. IS WHEELING, w. Va, Jan. 21.-A l.. was caused here today by tr, le publication of information of an l., tempt to steAl the remains of the M te Right R,v. R. V. Whalen, late AT shop of this diocese, from the vault ;, which they rest beneath the of Thalen memorial chapel in Mt. avalry cemetery. The object was secure the reward for the return