The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-31

WAshfs9roS. March %. The fol-
lowing csl,le message was received at
the navy department this morning:
ATss. via AEgKlAxp. March 30
secrssx-y cl fhe Navy, Washington 4
vessel ia the harbcr on Stsc.e. exeeut the
English Enzfs-0f-Ezr G2iliope. which got %
ses- The Trenton and gxndAEia are totzl
loss The Hiyszc Is be4ched ard she rrzd-
der g0ae- She may be towed CT. bat the
csanees are against Il sill send her 20
Auckland ii possible
The yautalis suxs four osscerS ana -
men. laneiy. Capt. SchoouFnaker. Paymss-
ter Arms. Lke9t. vi Marines sutton Pay
Clerk John Roche. Henry BAKER, W Bris-
hane. VIM Brown. Qazfterraaxfer Michael
CashIn. " cragis. B. +. Davis. Taos. @.
bowney. NJ Ericsson. ;. G. Ghersa T. Aafplph
6oidaer, Geo. Gertmaa. y. u. Green. Jos
eph Griilin, r u. Summer. John Han
cnesE. G. II. Hawkins. w. H0watt. Frank
Jones, Gea- Jo-dea. ". III. Joseph. John
Kelly. Tas3s. Kelly. y. KEzselia. C. r. KRAFT
zer. Charles krsus, =. 4 Lessnan, George
Mcrrags, Elmer Montgomery. Thos. aiiey.
r. y. sEassnan. c. g. stanford. John sims.
@. II. Wells, John Milford. Heary wixted,
A. IL. kow. A. H Pesk, Pending Trehnar.
TIE Szpgic lost seven asea namely.
Geo. VI. Callan. .Ia6 GIL. sashaa Heath.
Thos. Johnson. David Kesleher, Henry
AaG4$Eas - 9tt4 " Essttl.
All were saved from the Trenton. The
Trenton ard TaaGalia crews are here, ailf
tas Nipsse's on board. All the stores posi-
bic were saved.
The German ships Adler and Olga are
total iosses. The Eber was bcached and
may be saved The Gernlaa loss Is 90
it Is Important 10 send the $50 men horeq
az once. shah charter steamer | can
charter enc In Auckland. IieHs. Wilson
viii rem ain in Auckland TO obey your COM
mands- fuli account is sent BY mail
KIMBERLY.
Admiral kimberly's dispatch is
taken To indicate that he has already
mailed an account of the wreck. By
sharp work it may have been possible
for him TO have caught the mail
steamer which arrives as San Fran
cisco April l3 next, in which case. full
adyices may be expected here April 20.
The following dispatch has been
sent TO Lieut.. Wilson for Admiral
Kimberly. care of the American con-
sni at Auckland
Take snen steps with regard 20 the Sipxie
aud the wrecks and sending men home a.
you may deem proper. Full power in
given yogi. The Monongaheia sailed for
Apia February q. TRACY.
TO HafSG THE ssfL1Hs HOME.
San FRANCISCO. March %. = The
Auckland agent OF the Oceanic Ssaatsa-
ship line. whose steamers ply between
here and Australia. has cabled John
ID. Spreckels, president OF the COM
pany, that agent Wilson desires 10 Sc
cure accommodations on the steamer
Mariposa, which touches ct Auckland
ON the return trip from sydney in the
latter part OF AFrss, far s0oof the
wrecked sailors at Samoa, to he taken
to San Francisco. The Mariposa IS
entitled 10 carry only 80 passengers.
The department of state has been re-
quesied by telegraph TO grant permis-
sion for the steamer to take extra pas
sengers.
The steamer Alameda left Auckland
three days ago. and II is estimated that
she touched at Samoa to-day. II Is
thought that she viii bring a large
number OF the wrecked sailors to this
port without waiting for the Mariposa
10 receive orders. The .tlameda is
due here April IL.
The Oceanic Steamship Company
has received a dispatch from the treas
ury department al Washington stat
ing that the naval Office would impose
no restriction on the Mariposa's 5 car
rying more than the usual number of
passengers. providing they were ship
wrecked sailors of American vessels at
Samoa.
TuR sIFsfc WILL NE sAyKp.
NV YoRK, March 30.--A dispatch
70 Winslow, Witloek Il Co., from
QuarteEmaster Irwin of the Nipsic
states that the vessel was blown ashore
during the late gale, but suffered little
damage that the vessel win be fioated.
and that her crew are all safe
THE GERMAN Losses.
REeIiN, March 81 Advices received
by the naval authorities report that
the storm ragged during the 18th and
18th inst. Seventy persons from the
Adler and - from the Eber were
drowned The Olga started. but was
saved. al the merchant vessels
anchored at Samoa founderei.
WASHINGTON. March S0-The fol-
lowing telegram WIS received ri the
department this afternoon frosa Min
lister Pendleton az Berlsn The for
eign office has been Officially informed
that in 3 typhson al Apia the Eher
and Adler were totally lost, and tnat
80 sailors are dead! The Olga strand
ea. with no losses. Three American
and al the merchant vessels in pert
we're lost sixty Americans are dead.
The English war-ship was damaged
and has gore 10 sydney