Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-31
TWENTY.SIx ARE SAVED
Dismal News From the Wreck
 of the Colima.
SOME LIFEBOATs REACH PORT.

SOME LIFEB0ATS REACH PORT. FIfty-four of the Victims Washed Ashore at ManzanilIo and Are to Iic Buried In Unmarked Graves and Trenches Four teen Americans Said to Have survived.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 3l-I.ittlo news has been received in the city regarding the wreck of he unfortunate Culima. Tho only intelligence which has como is of a more cheering character than previous 1 dispatches, and the fears of anNiously wait | ing friends of the passengers has been re ! placed by n feeling of uncertainty not un- mixed with hope. Tho Pacific Steamship company received from its agents at Man zanillo tho bare announCon't-. that the COlima had fOundorrd at sea nJ miles from Manzanilo on May 2I at T. a m, IthiS should probably lo II p. m.i, and that vesse', likely the San Juan. had been sent to her assistance.
 Subs, quently I.ewiS F. Brewer Gua temalan planter, whnSo wifo and thrOe children wCro passengers Un tho Colima, received the following message in response to his teleGraphic appeals for information regarding his loved ones;
 "MANZANILLo, May 90. 3:1n a m.- Your wife md children havo not yet ap pearod, but the sh hpwrockol passengers are being continually picked up from | boats,
 No signature is attached to the message, presumably to avoid tolls As soon as the telegram was translated Mir. Brewer cavo out copies which wore posted in hotels and on newspaper bulletin buatds and | were surrounded by crowds who were san guinc that previous accounts uf tho drown | ing and dis Ister hal boon exaggerated, | and that further advicrs would announce | that all tho passengers and crew had been | saved.
 No other news camo for tho waiting | crowds. however. All tko steamship oNi- cials are confident that the l, ss of life has | been small They think the fact that the passengers in tE" hoat picked up represent equally in numbers tho cabin and steer ago passengers and that it was manned hy several of ihr crow provo that tho captain was in full control ut the paSSrngCrs and sailors, and that thrro was no panic on board.
 Iatcr 1t was reported that tho Pacific | Mail company had received a message an nouncing tho landing nf two cabin pas sonGcrs in a small boat. This was denied at the office, whoro it was stated that nuth- ing of either survivors or ship would prob ably bo heard until the roturn tO Mama nillo of the san Juan from hor searching tour.
 List of the Saved.
 As further particulars arc Ecing rccciv- cd concCrning the Colima disaster tho out look for the passengC and crew not al req ly reported saved is very poor. The Pacific Mail received the following dis datch from its agent at ManInnillu:
 "COlima iuundcrcd, going down astorn, sinking entirely in ten minutes. No strong wind; only a heavy swell. The I hr . h, Nf,x Jose Fiuna. Albinna and American schooa or Hayes The captains of these sChoOTcrs reuort swells only, entering horo for safe ty. Following is the correct list of the savod:
 'Cabin-Thurnton, Sutherland. Cush ing, Ruiz. Gut!rrrc and Sarahoa
 "Stecragc-Buyd Xnngaoano Oriel, Ross. Ramon, Saliz, Rulan anL three men. "Crcw-ThirG Officer Hansen, Store keeper Richardson, Raymond and Neral.
 Have sent steamer to look for wrecked persons
 A later dispatch rcnds:
 "Cu.Ima sunk in l;}O flfhcms The stenmI~. N" sent last night iuuud nobody alive lur,e cabin passengers and tw, sailors eut ashore at CuahuayAna alive CntIl HOW 1n persons ale saved ."
 Tho Pacific Mail officers now admit I that there is hard. any chance of Other pasSenECrs rins saved
 Fifteen Americans saved.
 The conductor on tho McNi,an Natiuna train. up from Maulhuilln. says thorc ar, li Americans among Ihe rescued, hu q the: on account ut their h,iug moro deuC r than alive ho was unahla tu get any names \ special train bearing rescue party including four physicians has been srn out from Co!ima to Mauzanillo under tel egrnphic orders from General Manage Herbert of the Me ican National Con struCtiOn company $ railroad running he tween the two pla. ca They were adl. needcd in Man2anillO, nS most ut tho peo pie thCro are panic StlirkCn. and tl.n fev | skilled workers are almost CXhaustod il caring for thoso saved
 It is said that n bodies have heel brought into Man n!anillo ly several soarCh ing parties patrulling the r0lst on fou and in boats Tho weati CT Is hot, and n means for emhalmin& are at hand, s theSo will he buried today anI aS it is aI parently impossible to dig spa ate grave
 the bodies unrlai.ued hy survivors will q necessity be inferred in long tren, hes.
 Tho jofe politico ot MAu. au;ln has al
 ready summoned all tho inuuntod rura
 forc,s in the district tu duty at Man anil
 To- and a gnrriSuu uf su'd,tl> has hce
 placed on guard tu r event robbery of tn
 dead and to dig graves and trrErnVS.
 Is known that s"mo vandalism has hCo
 committed. several bodies have bee
 found short distance from the Shor
 stripped of all NaluahleS and clothing
 Severe punishment will be intlicte d upon any OEcnd, Is who n;ay le discover
 ed at this work. The dcad are laid ou
 as vol as tho rooms of Nocal X Co, tn
 Manzanillo agency of the Pacific Mai )0 will permit Portions of the ship hay 75 reached shore, and it is apparent she Is 7O total loss.
 Captured n Horse Thief.
 NEW HAVEN. May 3l.-.A horse thit
 was captured here at tho point of a pist(
 by Officer John Giligan. Ilo Is CharlG
 Warren and is wAntol for stealing team
 from Richard H. Young of WeStbor, e, Mass, and w. (. knowlton of Shrew of bury. Mass
 . To Match Zimmerman and Johnson. IS SPRlNGFIELp. Mass, May 3l.-A specii of dispatch from Boston says that a mate he race is being arranged between J. $. Johl
 son and Zimmerman. The purse wi | DrOhahly be the largest in the history