, 1875-09-13
WHAT THE WlED DID,
Further Reports from Thursdays Storm
on tho Lakes.
Vessels Bc:ng Raised in Chicago
1IarbOr.
Results Of tho 0aio at Milwaukee and Else
where.

bns 10" adalt1ona' alaasse1s resal'los 'to" INC
io't'oe s@'o u An"'eaas "Nns wore ''"."e'' "
Yesterday. 1t Ia hoped that tho "ofos has a."
ready bcou recorded, anil that fow or no addi~
.readv nnprocedentodly larro llsl. There o,o
a"oAo, "''e ts,t, ... wy, -, .a
so''e 'o4se'o s'' o WHICH nas" nut u,e' ne"
from siuco Tho ca'ainltous Raio. Hhl1o u ~
hopod TINT they hare sought shelter or been
driven 10 como other mort, rot fears for their
a.t.t,. 49,. o,,t,,t.tnc1 Tho yct,t1roc If tho
Ha,ess a.o ."so.'""u" 40 - ''Asos ~ ~
faaora on 1noae m'eainR csa's a'o nas"saIf
much disturbed, md somo Of them walked up
and down tho docks al day yesterday in tho
hone of rcceiyinc sorno tidipns from their missing
.Jpuu. -s,p.. se'e''b 'o''' ''A''e'
'o'"''''S o
THE SCHOONER oSosp"oA. -.-..,
which fouudcrod at tbe North Pier. has gone to
piecos, but It IL believed toat tor cargo Of coal
ran to 4nvcd. 4 n,,tv roro t,rann,,no n, thu
hoav ~ ~ r..,.s,, ~. n.,,s ~ a. .o.to,-
,ous u nos uapss'o' nls' na.oe' ah aa' y.'.o'
oay o"t up 10 !Ase hour sa1s evening IL ma
oldest CAptatne, land highly esteemed and
rcenactca nv Mi thosc uho knau him Tim aara
oil noarly III M tho ~ vossols in tho harbor vero T =.
Of those shat lost their lives on tla Equinox,
TIE Frnnr,
Tho largo ting rrotoction. of tho ysspct.
o.ra,,, r,c,;rr c,mn,nv rant mi ,.,t,, :.
steam pump yesterday morning to tue foot OF
Superior streot, whero ths schooner hiat.
N. II. FeEfy Is stink, and tried all
day To release hor. Up to lato hour
last evening stie vas nttll At work, and had made
but little Roadway. The schooner was, appar-
emily. but little damaged, and u was believed
that sho will bo raiHod this morning.
OTHER 4EssE'n
the fort, ia still intact, though portions Of her
upper works arc floating about IN all directions.
Her ownor, Alr. John Dunn, Of 0awcgo. arrived
hero yesterday. and Will aako moaalirea at onco to
have her rhtscd 7 1t poeashly can 10 done.
The gchooner sunriso, which vas driven into
Milwaukee Bay in . leaking condition. Was
brought herc yesterday By the tug Tom Brown.
She did not Eoem to be lcnkng rory badly, ~ an
ordinary pump kept her nt]oat.
Jlo barEo William burns, which wAB abnn-
doned by her crew, who uera brought in here by
tho barge Windsor. waa found Yesterday morn
Ing by tho tug Protection about miles OF this
city. badly whter-lugged- asio Was towed In
here and rfter her cargo Of wood has been taken
tent of her damage ascorsatned.
AT M11wAuxEE
the feet OF pleasure boats st tho
foot OF Mason and Oneida. stroeta vera
Tie huge waves which aWont tho bench washed
the boats aHatnst oaoA other. and beat thcm
ngainBt tho plea OF tie railway tresto with such
fury that it required great cxeEtaon on tho part
tton. Ono boat VAS totally demolished and q
large number damaged. In ordor to aaVe oue OF
the !arEa yachts, II waa fonnd neaesaaEg to emt
away tho mast. 80 that sho could be hauled up
under tho railway-track:
ING bask Tanner. whioh went ashore ID tho
bay during tho gallo, hah broken TO pieces, and
Will prove total loss. Tho seas In tho bay Wcro
running no h'Rh tnaI no cnoIt coaio DC maoo 10
saso anything on the Vessel. Tlo Tanner had On
board 28,0.0 bushels Of wheat Bhippoa BY ". +.
bfcLarco Il Co, to BuffA1o, None OF tho cargo