Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-26

The schooner u. Il. Newman is on
Green Bay Reef.
The scow Pendleton is ashore near
Holland t,...
The propeller Dictator has been raised
and towed into South Manitow harbor.
The propeller Japan is on Fighting
| Island.
The vessel lost at Kimardine was the j..
Miner The crew are safe. The barges
Dayton, A. Gebhart, d. Morton, Mary
Morton, and one name unknown, are
ashore at the same place.
The propeller Bay City broke down in
the St. Clair river. m...
The schooner Clara Parker reports an
unknown vessel sunk near Long Point
The bark Osborne went on the break
water at Buffalo, and severely injured.
She has been released. The bark Mon
arch and schooner Elm City sustained in
juries.
The schooner B. Parsons is missing,
and supposed to be lost with all hands.
She was 304 tons Her crew consisted of
twelve men and female cook. She was
coal laden.
The schooner Lafayette capsized of
Harrisville The crew were saved.
A Detroit dispatch reports the arrival
of the barge Forester waterlogged.
The schooner Susinder Van Volken-
bury has been released and is in port
The propeller Culin Campbell has
turned up all right.
Wrecking expeditions have left Detroit
for the straits
The propeller Fountain City and two
| tugs are aground in the St. Clair river.
The propeller Rorhet broke down and
was towed into port by the Comet.
The American Union is in port at De
troit.
Two vessels a-e on Point Wanyosc-
hause. The vessel on White shoals has
gone to pieces Both the Magret and
Territhan are in the straits
The new schooner John Burt is sunk at
Leland.
The tug Dispatch and her two barges
are a total loss. The crews were
rescued
The schooner Geo. J. Whitney is on
Singar Island reef and at the identical
place Of the propeller Tweed's misfortune
She is coal laden.
The propeller Empire is on Point au
Barques.
The schooner Clayton Belle, grain la
den, went ashore, but got off by jettison-
ing portion of her cargo
The schooners Imperial and Eleamcl
collided. Both were seriously injured
The schooner W. +. Allen (she is al
ways in) was damaged TO some extent.
The schooner Merry Hattie narrowly
escaped total loss Sheis badly damaged
The propeller Tomell went on Long
Point and got off by jettisoning 500 bari:
of flour and 100 barls of pork.
The bark II. C. Winslow is a total los,
on the cast shore with three lives. Sh,
rated \ p
The scow Swallow is total loss a
Grim's pier.
Two vessels are ashore at Carp river
The schooner Dolphin was dismantlec
off Amsterdam.
The schooner Maj. n. II. Ferry wen
ashore at Black creek, but was got off.
The schooner Monitor went ashore a
Bois Blance, but was got off
The schooner Dobbins, Pride, Holland
Senator, Sunnyside, Mediator, aud othe
vessels, were damaged to serious ex
tent.
The schooner L, NJ. Mason is ashor
near Leland
One of the vessels ashore in the strait
is the schooner L. L. Lamb She is OF
White Shoals.
The scow Mermaid was met waterlogge,
and minus alrher canvas, off Milwaukee
The crew refused to leave the vessel.
There is nothing new concerning til
loss of the schooner Levant. Thornur
was the only survivor.
! The propeller Galena is ashore on LAX
Huron, and total loss The crew ar
safe.
Two unknown vessels are ashore nea
Toledo.
The schooner T. B. Rice, with carg
of corn, is total loss at Dunkirk. Gre,
saved
On Lake Superior several disasters al
r reported Two vessels are sunk at Ma
quette. A propeller barge is also reporte
i sunk near that place.
q KINCARDINE, Ont, Oct. 1S.-The bar
. Twilight, ,Iladen with lumber, drifted ashol
Q near here last night All hands are gon
and are supposed to have perished.
AMERLY, Ont, Oct. 1S-The schooner
# Lucy Anchard, of Algonae, Mich, an
/ Mary Thompson, of Chicago, are ashol
K at Point Albert. No lives lost
; DETROIT, Oct. 1S.-The fine passengt
: steamer r. G. Coburn foundered in Sag
e nav Bay last Sunday. Seven of the ere
a and three passengers are known to ha,
n been saved. Two boats with the Office
t ana Dalance OF the CREW are missing.
C. THE SURPRISED PREACHER-An o
4 rang outang brought up by an aged clerg
Is man became so fond of him that wherev
d he went he followed him; wheneve
4 therefore, he had 10 perform the service
n. his church, he was under the necessity
to shutting him up in room. Once, he {
ID capped, and followed the preacher to t
r. church, where, silently mounting t
d. sounding board above the pulpit, he /;
". perfectly still till the sermon commence
e. He then crept to the edge, and overloo
ne ing the preacher, initiated all his gestur
O in so grotesque manner that the who
e, congregation were unavoidably urged
laugh.
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