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GFeelx i:eiics Expssiissoa has
siSOrs of Greey's PARTY. e. =
Ths survives % the Grr~s1
TIRED seven usrn INSTEAD 81 ~
ly reported Their ssaus~s
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L0nx. Ssrgran; wIlikam A
l4tai steward ficnry BseTdc(
Morris ConneiL They we're
rriicf ships Tis~sis AMI Bear
Cape Sabine, In Smiths Sod
Ellis wAs vcsy badly fru~a
died a; 6ccihassn July & aft<
a Surgical o~J-rz;iozL Relief
and Bear with tic Survivors ard
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The follows g telegram vas
the Navy Department this usart
81. JOINS y. p, ga m-r
r. Chandler Secretary Of the
ingtaa: tn. ~Thetis." Bear
Garry" arrived here to-day
Greenland With all well. 80
from, The Alert one hundrrd
miles north during a sale.
Ai9p m June - eve mlia
Sabine In Smiths Sound. the
Bear rescued alive Lieu,enan:
Is. Sergeant Brainzrd. Scrsc
scks Srrgran; Long. Hosptu(
B~esierbacs, Private Connell Az
Ellis. the only survives Of the
lin Bay expedition Sergeant ~
hD;h hands and feet By frus; ID
July 8 at Gcdhaycn, thr-- dAl
am~puiat;on which had h-Somc
Seventeen Of the twruiy-fis
composing the expedition. perish
walton al the point where tie ri
the crew yer found. One wa
while sealing To procure fc-
bodies of the dead were rescued Al
ON board the Thctis and Bear. On{
Turyevik. Vas buried at Disco.
n with the desire Of the ir1
Western Greenland.
During nine months his party
upon a scant allowance Of fon
from Port Congrr that was caeh~S
Harbor and Cape Isabella By
Mares In 1875. Part was found II
aged by the lapse Of time, and IN
by Beete at Care Sabine In iS
ANAL amount saved from the wr-<
Proieuse In 1888. landed by In
Darlington and Colwell, and the n
where Greely's party was found.
When these provisions were con}
party was forced la live upon II
skin stripped from their seal skid
and lichens and shrimIs caught
weather, when they we're strong I
make the eXcrtion, a. il took tilir
dr-si shrimps 10 nil a gallon me
labor was too exhansting 10 DEF.
tenn 10 sustain life entirely.
The channel between Cape -
l.it,ictnn Island did not close ON q
violent gales all winter. ~ that two
and forty Tations at the latter ID
not be- reached. All Greely's fe,
all the instruments brought BY
Fort Conger are recovered and are
From Hare island Ia Smiths ~,
n constant and furious struggle Wi
Ia impossible places. The solid
were overcome by waichfulness
thence. No opportunity Ia advan
escaped me, and for several
miles ships were forced Ia ram
from lead Ia lead through the
Ing in thickness from three Ia
and when RATED much greater. +
and Bear reached Cape York. June
a passage Of twenty-one days In
Bay. with two advance ships of ih
whaling fleet, and contin
Cape Sabine. Returning ~,
later we fell In with
others Of this feet Oft Wos
island. and announced Greely's /,
tlirm that they might not be aela'
their fishing grounds nor De tenn
the dangers of Smiths sound In vi,
reward Of SIS, 900 offered by Cong
Returning across Melville hay v
with Alert and Lock Garry q
Thumb struggling through a b.
Commander Coffin did aimirab
along 80 far with q transport ~ ca
season before All opening had occi
WASHINGTON. July Is.-The
the rescue Of Lieutenant Greedy al
of his party created much excit
this city. The telegram from "a
Schlcy was received by Rear Adm.
OILS. Acting Secretary If the y.
Immediately communicated its cod
Lieutenant General Sheridan. Al
Rotary of War. They proceeded
White House and showed the Ia
the President, who has taken
ierest in the expedition and
great coucen at the sad dea
many Of the party. A copy ofthe
was telegraphed to Secretary Oh
West Point, and Ia Secretary l.
New York. The families ~ J.
Greedy, Lieutenant Commander ;
Lieutenant Emory were also inf
their rescue. Rear Admiral Nbch
teIegraphed Commander Schley
Johns, as follows: Use your
about the care and transportation
Report by wire when to sail for y
The department send most heart.
ulations 10 yourself. officers and m
TIE pAKTY.
The Greedy expedition was con
the following persons: Adolf
Greedy. First Lieutenant Fifth
Acting Signal Oficer and Assist
ried; wife's present residence. -
Cal. Frederick r. Kisslingbury
Lieutenant Eleventh Infantry, A
nal Officer; widower: two
James h. Lockwood. First J.
Twenty-ihird Infsntay, Aetins
Ohicer, Washington, ID. G.;
RED: Is a son Of General !
fretired) United States Amy. j
Pzyy, medical officer: married;
dress Maryville. Noda~ay Cot
Edward Israel. Sergeant Sixnai Ga
mazoo. Mich: unmarried; born q
ZOO. Mich. Winfield {. Jewell
Signal Cou~: unmarried: born
\. II. George NJ. Rick sergea
Cars, Washington. ID. G.: uninAr1
at Sidney. Nova Scotia
6 Gardner, Sergeant sigma
Philadelphia Pennsylvania. a
horn at Philadelphia David {. Ia
srani Signal Corps; unmarried;
bloomfield. Ohm. William II. II
reas, General Service. Washing
irict Columbia. married David
crd. Seryeni Company ], second
enlisted AZ New York @
in Oswsxo County. New
David Lynn. Searxenf Company
Cavalry. enlisted at PHILADELPHIA
fnHadeiphia- Nicholas Maid.
Company H., Second Calvary, {
Cfrefuuas5 q unmarried. born II