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THE DACE TO TEE POLE.
THE WC ilk OF NORTHERN EXPI.OR-
PES SHOWN AT A GLANCE.
Q01)41011+0i UMW" centuries -.4 Culsrparl
sure oC 1110 HLohtororlOouts of Modern
LrxPeeilttons-Lieutenra$ 1Perr:'s Goo,'
work,
Dr. Nausea and Lieutenant Peary',
expeditions to the polar regions, have
served to direct public attention one.
more to the fascinating subject of Are
do explorattons. The accompanyiug din
grant shows the relative positions help
by the principal competitors to that racy
to the North Pule, which has been goin>
on for centuries. Sir Edward Belcher.
in 1852.53, rescued McClure and hi
crew, about 60 miles west of Barron
Straight, and .enabled him to make till
northwest passage. Commander D.
Long, who commanded the Jeanette ex-
pedition sent out by the New York Her
ald in 1879, to make its way north by
Bering Strait, met with disaster. Tie
vessel was crushed in the ice, and Dr
Long and many of his 'len afterward
perished.
SOME OF THE EARLIIER EXPEDITIONS.
Fairly in the seventeenth century Baf-
fin discovered tite great northern outlet
to the bay whic14. bears his name. II:
1878, a Dutch expedition, under Lieuten.
nut Koolemans Beynen, was the first of
a series despatched annually from Hol
land, with excellent scientific results.
An expedition was commanded in 1818
by Captain David Buchan and Lieuten-•
ant John Franklin in the Dorothea, and
Tign,t. Both vessels were injured by
the o and had to return to England.
Captain Phipps, afterward Lord Mul•
grave, sailed to Spitzbergen, and was de•
tttiued there by the pack ice for near,
a month before he was able to push fur -
tiler north and reach 80 degrees, 43 mine
utes. A German expedition, despatched
in 1868, just failed to get as far north us
Captain .Scoresby, most intrepid of whit'.
ing captains, did in 1806. In 1868 a
Swedish steamer, the Sophia, reached a
latitude of 81 degrees, 42 minutes, in the
month of September.
DEFINED GREENLAND'S LIMITS.
Last year Lieutenant Peary, with the
assistance of the Philadelphia Academy
of Science, organized an expedition.
which, by the discovery of Independence
Bay, at a latitude of 81 degrees, 37
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Lockwood, 83d. 21m, 1883.
Markham, 83d. 26m. 1876.
Austrian Expd. 83d. 1872,
Parry, 82d, 43m. 1527.
Nates, 82d, 27nr. 1876,
Austrian Expedition, 82d.
5x1. 1874.
Hudson, 824, 1607. Hall,
84d. 1871.
Swedish Expedition, 81d.
42m. 1868.
Peary, blot. 37.n. 1692.
Scoresby, 81d. 37m. 1806.
German Expedition, 81d.
5m. 1868.
Phipps, 80d. 43m, 1733.
Buchan and Franklin, Bbd.
32m. 1818. -
Dutch Expedition, 78d.
2010. 1878.
Baffin, 78d. 1616,
De Long, 77d. 31m. 1831.
Belcher, 77d. 1852-53.
THE RACE TO TIIE NORTLI POLE.
minutes. practically defined the north-
eastern limit of Greenland. Hudson's
achievement in reaching 81 degrees, 30
minutes, near Spitzbergen, in 1007, nuts
repeated 21 years a;;o by Captain hall,
the American explorer, who died 'luring
his voyage. An Austro-Hungarian ex-
pedition under Lieutenants Weyprecht
and Payer, sailed from Nerttay in 1872,
and in 1874 1'a.\ er discovered a 1:u'ge
inland about 200 utiles north of Nova
Zentbla.
CAPTAIN MARKMAN'S FEAT.,
In 1876 Captain Nares reached 82 de-
grees, 27 minutes, thus falling something
short of Lieutenant Parry's achievement
nearly half a century before ; but Cap-
tain A. 1i. Markham, who was a.member
of Captain Nares' expedition, succeeded
by means of sledges in attaining a lati-
tude of 83 degrees, 20 minutes. Lieuten-
ant Loch wood, who was one of Lieutenant
Greely's party, bent Markham by a few
miles, reaching 83 degrees, 24 minutes
on the coast of Greenland. To Lieuten-
ant Greely, who for the present ell ses
our list, and who n ith only five surviv-
ing companions, was rescued at Cape
Sabine by Commander Schley in 1884,
belongs the glory of having come nearer
to the North Pule than any previous
navigator in the northern seas.
Railway Employes.
The total number' of employee in the
service of the United States railways on
June 80. 1892, was 821,415. being an in-
crease of 87,180 over the previous year.
Assuming all increase in the total num-
ber of inhabitants during the year of
1,250,000, it appears that the ratio of in-
crease in railway employes to the in•
crease in population was 1 to 84. The
ratio of total railway employes to total
number of inhabitants was 1 to 79. The
railway industry makes each year larger
demands upon the labor of the people.
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