Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-03

| 81 goaxs. sF.. s@ps- Z--Tn. AIi2r
line Ezil steamship Esnsver7zn y q
T total iosss. bayiaS Rsns ashore fh,s Dor7
T Tnz AZ POrta2sl Gave. f91ri-@o nl3sz
asrfh ~ vest q Cape Rscs. TIE sean
~ SinrOd vza DISPATCHED ssis after
saou % rsss1e the psss~nRsrs and -rsv
vito are tbOoght - - safe.
FazsKSGEzs, CEEx ASD caESo.
RaLr1MoEx. Seps. 2. -rnsHsa0Es iar,
$40 ts1s s.llec from tbs port o. the
z5zA ritsrao. With q cabin and izterD~-
ds4ts ami If5 sseerzge psz=enZsrz- OF
shs cabin R4ss~nzers 70 Sers for Hall
far. and I K. P0seil Dana. % klch-
sn0nd. and Mr. COrh,>st. Of Liverpool,
for Liverpool TIE foiloEsng "a tue iiss
u Infsynsdis's and storage psssen-
GERS Observation-Disclosures MARY stuart,
Helena ABEL. Mary AcsjreeTy, Rev. A.
A. k0ss-ts q Baltimore. W Z Allen
Of Ssv O-iesns, and Elien z. Dunn cf
klcnn0ud. Va, ali for Esrope- steer
age--C. wsneu. Mana frurm and fam
iiy, Joan n. Gerald of st LOais. Va.
hosett. Ssg Orleans. walter HsrrI-,
sneeilne, West Va. Nat Hzrrow. jos.
Ho1bir ard family, Ptts5srgh Jan
wheeler, Anna Hansen. Z ID. Siedsn,
:, Isoais: Thosna- Kn0Eis- and family
Springfield, Ohio James H0Slsti and
family. Akron. Dni0 James Cru3en
and x1fe. Mage Grades. Patrick sei-
son, Asks~sport. PenasyiEsnia Ane.
Eiorechson. VS. kr1stKger, Chicago
NJ AQgie C0nroy. Mrs. G. Lewis, Eliza
D'Nsii, Patrick Mullen and family. Il
len Aailen. homzs Cr1-ten. LadsIg
T. Holm, Alexander Ltaf, Emily J
Lacy snd family. william Inward Kent
ssd family, ID. kozirap, baliimOre-4ll
for Eerope seventy one admits and -
ehiidren were aboard. Of whom toe
agents here do not knOx the names, bat
they are 20 be sent from Halifax. The
cargo Of the HsnoveriaB vss 15.4i3
bastsls grain, l5Z barrels iJ1r, 1850
sacks aaur. % hozsheads Kentucky to
baaoo. ~ hOgshesds NIrgInia tobacco. 9
tisrces Virginia tobacco, 500 barrels
PORK, go sacks oiloAke, 30 barrels
rosin, 20 bags bark and 900 cases
ssnned beef. The officers are Lieas- b.
Thomson. X y. Commander A. L.
Fipout. Chief Osicer A. Glen, Chef
RnoiLeer; James Krkton. Purssr /.
PAR. sarge9u; J. Hoaghton, Chief
steward. and crew OF about 20 msR.
ALL SAVED.
HALIFAX n. 5. j, Sept. "A dispatch
received here relative 10 the stranded
steamer Hanoverisn SAYS th st the vessel
lies 10 q bad position. All on board
we're saved.
ASHORE N ROC.
A gale of Wind and dense fog pre-
vented the steamer NirnrOd from going
20 The scene Of the wreck. The Hsno
vsriAn left Halifax az neon Ga Monday,
zith 81 passengers and Der normal Grew.
She experienced fine weather until nesr-
ing ~. Pierre Island. when an irnpeDe-
trable fog vas encountered. and by false
steering. error Of csmpass. or neglect OF
Standings. the steamer Was driven At
hieh speed into Portsgal cove, seven
miles from Trepassy, where she nos
lies total wreck she passed over
number OF hidden rocks, which ripped
her bottom slmost her whole length
The maio bold is filed With water. and
IL IL not probable the cargo can be sayst.
The passengers are nov "a rosis to Ire
pAssy. where they can receive socommo-
dations ard comfort until the var ship
IsusdOs reaches them TO convey them
- 81 Johns. Osher steamers will fol-
low TO render assistance. New York
steamer OF the Red Gross line has bees
signalled from Cape Race 10 proceed 70
the scene Of disaster. Steam tugs also
have been dispatched 10 the rescue. No
loss OF life has been reported