The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-09

Survivors, AFTER being tnlrty-nYe hours
in the boats without food or
water, were rescued by the Norwegian
bark Theresa of Christania, from that
port bound to Quebec. On the 22d twen-
ty-tour OF them were transferred on board
the ship Louisa of and from Cardiff for
Quebec, where they remained until the
9th of May, when taken on board the Tita-
MIA for Quebec. Its believed 1875 lives
were lost.
THE SAVED.
The following is the list OF the saved
brought by the steamer Titania;
James Allen, third officer.
Andrew ~ Steele, surgeon.
WIN. Armstrong, seaman.
Francis Graham, seaman.
David Walker, pasSage-worker.
David Clume, store-keeper.
Alex Mitchell, donkey man,
James Thomas, foreman,
VIM. II. Smith, pasSage-worker.
Geo. Forester, second steward.
Neil Mcclellan, assistant steward.
Jas. Mckenzie, assistant steward.
Robert Young, assistant steward.
John Mcdonald, able seaman.
Jno. Sanotram, seaman.
Jno. McFaw, assistant cook.
Adam McFarlane, assistant cook.
VIM. Miller, bakers mate.
james Bennett, London, Ontario, first
class passenger.
Andrew Fairband, second-class passen-
ger.
David Struthers, second-class passen-
ger.
Jonah Hale, steerage passenger.
Jas. Patience, steerage passenger.
Eliza Churchoyer, steerage passenger
MORE COMING.
Following are the remainder of the
names of the saved, now on their way to
Quebec on board the Norwegian bark
Theresa Of Christiana:
Jas. Thompson, chief officer.
Thos. Bair, boatswain.
Jno. Smith, boatswain's mate.
Peter Peterson, carpenter.
Henry Anderson, lamp trimmer.
Jno. Silverblade, quartermaster.
Jno. Miller, quartermaster.
Jno. Smith, able seaman,
Charles Love, able seaman.
Geo Armour, able seaman.
John Beard, boatswan's yeoman.
VIM Lawson, able seaman.
VIM. Hyslop, second engineer.
Edward Boyle, fireman.
John Mcdowell, fireman.
Jane Mcfarland, stewardess.
Peter }. Rening, steerage passenger.
Hugh Morgan, steerage passenger.
Martin Peterson, steerage passenger.
Francis Watson, steerage passenger
total, twenty.
SURVIVORS, STORY.
1t would seem, from the story of Mr.
Andrew Steele, the Surgeon of the steam
er, that the affair was as sudden as it
was disastrous. He was sitting reading
when he heard signal given to stop the
engines. He ran on deck and reached it
In time TO hear Cry OF collision At
frighted, be watched the bright red light
bearing down upon the steamer. The
next moment a bark, afterwards learned
to be the Pomona, struck the steamer on
the starboard bow, and on rebounding
struck her again and then sank. Mean
tline as soon as the chief officer could get
the crew to the boats, they
were lowered, the steamer gradu-
ally settling. The crew were in them
and one or two passengers. The
latter appear to have had little warning
OF their doom, and when the inevitable
Death faced them the boats were out of
reach. Their cries were heartrcnding,
put the boats dared not return to the
SINKING steamer, and after the awful
plunge had taken place there was con.
sultatlon between the officers in the boats,
and they rested until next morning at the
scene of the wreck. Their only hope lay
IN sighting sail, and it was watched for
with intense earnestnesS. There was not
drop of water in the boats, not an
ounce of food, and the next day and
night passed without hope of safety
fortunately the sea was calm. There
We're but two women among thu
company, but these stood there trial.
Well After thirty-tiye hours of sufferin.
aNorwegian bark picked the forlorn part,
up and transferred them to other vessels
tse litania bringing the first installmen
OF them
Inc third officer, James Allan, steame
ola'e OF Florida, says that there was n
accounting for the collision. The nigh
was c~ar starlight and the sea smooth
Inc Dark was observed next mornin
bottom up, but only Captain Uenburn an
Two men were saved out of the crew {
fifteen. w"
THE LOST.
The lost passengers are:
Mrs. James lngraham and infant. Mr.
Murray e. Hall, NJ. c. Hall, Joseph BE
nett, Andrew Trains, d. Connor and l.
zie Coonor, children, all of New York.
Henry Wood, Mrs. c. Wood, Lillian
Wood, M. Il. Wood, Mrs. NJ Shackletc
all OF Wellington, O.
Walter King, Jas. G. Graham, W. FL
nell, OF Canada.
A. Williamson, Thos. Williams
Thos. Taylor, Mrs. Thos. Taylor, J
Anna Taylor, Ada Taylor and Amy Tt
Tor, the last three children, of Chicago
Elizabeth Colbach and infant, X. v,
deley, J. j. Booker, Mrs. A. Bokk
all ~ phiadelphia