The Forrest City times., 1893-11-24
STORM-SWEPT COASTS.

| r-.nca Relyium and Holland share the | storm with EngIaDd-It Also heaehes
 the Baltic Sea-A Terrible Array of | wrecks with Consequent Loss or Life | The Jetty at Calais Being Pounaed 'o | Pieces and Harbor Spoiled.
 LONDON. Nov. 21.--There was some abatement Sunday afternoon Tn the great storm that swept over these islands The lull was very brief, and then the gale was renewed with seem- inglv increased fury. Vessels are ar irving hourly at Dover, and many | of them report narrow escapes from wreck. Many steamers have reached Dover with their smoke stacks gone. The channel steamer from Calais, due at Dover Sunday night, l had not arrived at II a. m. A heavy snowfall is reported in some parts of | the country. A train left Saffron | Walden. in Essex, at a. n., bound for | Haverhill. It got stuck in the snow at Barstow. and, finding it impossible to proceed, returned to Saffron-Walden. | The snow lies in drifts 12 feet deep on the railway. ]"
 TRAINS SHOWED IN.
 Ifc f.fo c&DlCSS dih iiohi f~ohNch for Cambridge was showed in Sunday morning near Royston. One hundred men worked all day long in digging out the train. Snow blows had gone out in advance of the train and they, too, were imbedded in the drifts. To- wards night the track was sufficiently clear for the train to proceed. All went well until IIarston was reached. where the train stuck again. The pas. sengers then abandoned it.
 Mrs. Eyre, a local carrier, of Smalley, was found dead in the snow Sunday on the road to Derby, to which place she had started to walk Saturday. Reports of Wrecks and Loss of Life.
 LONDON, Nov. a1.-As the day prog resses reports of wrecks and loss of life come in from the coast towns and vil- lages with which telegraphic commu- nication has not been cut off. It IS feared that the loss of life will be greater than in any storm of recent years. A spar bearing the name Moray has come ashore at Sand End, Banff- shire This is taken now to confirm the report that the Moray was lost off that place during the gale of Fri day night. There is now scarcely a doubt that her entire crew of fifteen | persons were drowned.
 The Electro has foundered in the North sea near Heligoland. Her pas sengers and crew were saved. Eight fishing smacks from Hastings are miss | ;x,re md ,t is faa, ,.a1 hat tha,- m nf able to ride o,S. the storm.
 More &Ssecss Reported. LONDON. Nov. 1.-Two large ves- sells are ashore at Dungeness, on the sel is ashore in the Dover roads. A 1 dispatch from Hythe, on the English | channel. II miles southwest of Dover, | states that three-masted vessel foundered off that place. A part of the crew took to the small boats. but be- fore they had got far from the vessel the boats were swamped and all of them were drowned. When the vessel sunk her topmasts stood above the water Nine men could be seen for hours clinging to the upper rigging with the water sweeping over them. The vessel was too far off shore for a rocket to reach her. and it would have been foolish to have attempted to get a | lifeboat through the surf that was pounding with terrific force.
 The ship Samuel Landann has foun' dered in Lynn channel. Five of her crew were drowned.
 The British steamer River Gary has ! gone down off Dunbar, at the mouth of the Firth of Fourth. It is feared that all on board of her were drowned One body has been washed ashore.
 The schooner Wick Lassies ran or the rocks off Winterton, Norfolk, and 1 became a total wreck. Every soul aboard of her perished.
 The storm Reaches the Baltic. l KEEL, Nov. 21.-A great northeast storm is raging over the Baltic sea | and much damage afoat and ashore is being done.
 The imperial yacht Hohenzollerr broke from her moorings in the bay and commenced to drift shoreward A heavy anchor was dropped overheard and a long cable paved out whict held the yacht.
 On the Dutch Coast-Missing Fishing Vessels.
 AMSTERDAM, Nov. 21.-A very heavy gale is prevailing here and elsewhere in Holland Dispatches received from
 the coast towns report heavy loss oi
 life through the laundering of fishing ! .lx of G.l 1