Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
DREADFUL STORM At SEA.
Two Hundred Lives Lost OIL the
English Coast
The storm Extended Along tho chan.
mel and GA the Northern Shores
OF France.

LONDON, Nov. dat least 200
lives have been lost during lhe gale
which swept over the Brlti.h coas. the
iOrty -eight past hours, anu Ia addition
the crews Of several boats aFe missing.
The news arriving every hour records
further fatalities aud details Of great
damage, Three vessels were wftokO
near Lelth, causing loss, however, Of
one lie. Two railroad engines wore
blown OIL the track near Inverness,
blocking all traffic. Three yachts and
two c0as.ing vessels ate reported
Ashore nvat Groun0Ek. Only four Of
the twelve members Of tho crew VI the
bark Cintra, wrecked near 81. Iyos,
escaped.
Al West Hatllopool hundred iish-
ing boats arc miusing aud NUMEROUS
wrecks reported Ia ada i,lon.
Much loss Is caused TO 1.-Two stock, and
considerable damage done To houses
and produce. The steamer Hampshire
was driven ashore In ~. Ives bay, aud
twenty-ouo VI her crew urOwnou, only
ono man managing 10 reach shore
alive. The guardsmen ut 90. Ives nave
already rescued iJuy buamun anu
officers by means OF the rocket ~.
paratus.
The boats between Dover and Calais
weru compelled 10 suspend trips. At
least two vessels are known 10 have
pvTlshUd on the Goodwin Sands. The
steamer LuCania, from New York to
Liverpool, was unable tO land nor
passengers until Today. Niue yussuls
are reported stranded between Grims-
by aud CltothOrIH, aud tWO OF these
were dashed 10 pieces. SO fearful waH
thc sea that the lifebOat was unable 10
leave the hArbor.
The schooner WlclAseU8 was wrecked
near Yarmouth aud nve OF her crow
drowned. Considerable anxiety IN
felt for tho safety " the large Yarl
mouth herring iiuet, as we'll ns Tor the
safety OF n number Of Scotch fishing
boats which had Just started for home.
Two tourist steamers on Lake Wiudsr.
mere ioundered during the gale, but
no lives were Lost.
The streets Of Scarborough ara filed
with debris. Seven fishing su aclxs
have not returned, anu the yr,atest
anxiety IN felt for them.
Tue steamer Rose OF Aberdeen went
ashore near SpFeelon cliff. The coast
gusrIsmon had hardly got tho men
through the boiling surf when the Nor.
weginn throU-mnHted weasel ATmle Wa.
driven ashore AMI the crew wnsheI
overheard, only the mate being saved,
The fishing boat Vine, with "a crew Of
eight men, capsizgd OF Scarborough,
aud Thousands Oi people cav the crew
struggle terribly anu rually Gink, after
being completely exhausted.
Two soldiers attempted " crosa
POrlsdOWn hill yesterday evening anu
were found dead Ia the snow today,
Tue Holyhead coast guardsmun sue.
Ceeded In fesouing twenty.auven men
from the i've vessels which had been
stranded there up 90 Today.
The trawler DhunIleas was wrecked
at DOwureHy anu seven OF the crew Of
eight drowned, Several other trawlsrs
were driven ashore anu arc expected
10 become total wfeCEf.
At midnight tbs reports made the
| total number OF deaths 1874, anu this N
without reckoning the crews o! vessel.
which were seen 10 founder OH the
ulasl, aud the total fatalities, irrespeo.
hANu OF ktu numerous NkNMh nllfHluw In
tho ffhiug fleets, are estimated at quite
200, according 10 the most conservative
estimates.
The latest reports are that the gala
now shows some signs OF abatinK. rhs
! Jacket bJlt Killarney, from MilforI.
arrived Ht CORK to-day, Hnd reports mai
on FdJay morning she sighted thg
| disabled National Liua steamer Hoi.
vetia, showing signals OF distress. The
| Killarney was unable, owing to the
tremendous sea, 10 take her in tow.
| aud was obliged 10 leave her 10 her
! fate,
Dispatches from Calais say twenty.
two fishing boats are already driven
uHh0ro and thirteen hshsfnsn
drowned. Reports received here from
/ all parts Of tho north OF France env
| tue most severe weather pIeyaila alon,
tho coast, and there have been wreok9
near Havre, Cherbourg anu Fecamp.
relegraphic communication Though.
out England Is Interrupted.