New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
AN INMAN LINER STRANDED.
THE CITY OF CHICAGO GOES ASHORE ON
THE IRISH COAST IN A DENSE FOG.
LANDING HER PASSENGERS BY THE LFE-DoAIo
THE VESSEL SERIOUSLY DAMAGED AND
LYING IN A FAD POSITION.

LYING IN EAD POSITION.
London, July 1.-The Inman Line steamship
City of Chicago Captain Redfordc which Nlo
New-York on June 22, for Liverpool ana was
signalled of Brow Head at 4 AS o'clock TINS
afternoon. is ashore on the Irish coast, at poin'
known as Barrels Rocks about halfmiic ihsue
the West Head of Kinsale The steamship weno
ashore in u dense fog, running her stem ihto .le
cliff The sea smooth, and the winu' "iiioh
WAS from the sOuth-southwest was h2ht' he
bfcboats were at once launched, and other NE
saving apparatus was brought INTO PiaS. "o
passeng-->-.rd mails from the stranded steamer
are now being landed by means OF the llleooa'S
The City of Chicago strucl1 the cif within half-
bour of high wafer The fore-compartment OF the
steamer is full of water evidently the result OF
her bottom coming in contact with the Jagged
rocks at the place where she struck She Is In
a bad position, and from all that can be learned ac
present. it is believed that 1T Will DC dlnlcuiI
task TO get her afoat
The foc is still dense and the vessels which
are to be dispatched TO the assistance or the dis
abled liner will have to proceed slowly and cau-
tiously. The tugs have not yet succeeded III
clearing tbe harbor. The agent of the Cunard
Line is making arrangements for sending the
tender Jackal to the scene soon as possible
The powcrful Liverpool tug Stormcock has al
The CITY Of Chicago WAS built IN 1868 In Glasgow
She is an iron vessel OF 52o2 tons register she
hss eight watertght blilkhcads and is strongly st
She sailed from here June - wih fuA cargo
and the following cabin passengers;
Mrs. J. d. Butler, Kerr Bell "A. B. Blacave; -.
brown Miss Caron Ghspin Miss NJ NJ H. noTa SaS s, MS
A. &. Conn, Miss f. H. Cn Ssley James DVo,0' SiI
+. 4. Deane, Miss NJ. Decker, Dr. G. a D1wui Ms MS
DoNd X. L. DuTant, Thomas pwyer, NJ II. paNis
Miss K. Evans, II. ". Fish Miss H. flack Miss r. A.
ireelsan Miss Ahce ilsI Mss EGth tiS'; MiSS ,
Thomas Campbell, James Cannel, te keV' IL; .%f W
CAMERON Miss Maud B. Fowler. the Rev G. NJ. r fii1f-
] Cassie Hatton Mrs D. p Haddcn Miss Cora May
Howe Miss Belle Hastings, Miss F; {. Henrht MSS Mss
Lucy Haworth, L. NJ. Hail, Miss Mabel n lau' M,ss ME-
D. K,nsssy Nn1sad 6 Mrs nSwf SsIcs kendah the kew
John F. lay. J. b. Longmau, MIR Lensman,
Miss F. Iambie, Ira Lamply, Miss c. W. Lockwod
Major E. A. Monteith, DR.. Frank Mcdonald Ms
MARY Malory Miss Frank Moore H;5 Miss l Jqllas nc i
Melville tr., Miss H. n North Miss Sslne UspSrv' Trv
H e Gaea 9ET5 MA"E M 9ts faeman ons MIS- 3n E. Paine
Miss X. J. peton, Miss Lizzie Plain, the keV. H. ;.
Runney, Mrs. Runney, Miss VI. L. Runney, Miss Mar
Rogers, Ms MAY Rogers Miss s N,. C. KSe TNell Sep
H. H. Richardson r. H. Rycroft o; p scalf IT,: Henry
l. sheldon, Mrs NJ. Spoford Mrs H II sans MISS ;, r.
sans Mrs j. sans Miss r C. T. sIHns sa@s' Mss Mss
siebenaoS, Miss NJ H. Siebcnack, Dayard stockton.
aSsSSD hsySFS sSS6Ss S6Ss saeenfy iT 'a O. MISS
Tyns Mrs W,,,t GTss wsaHd' B. AS; woos a. Mr. "
SSnson W,Sn % H. Mo Wombe Ii Miss "cn G. F. Yeaman E. 8
zell and Mrs. zell.