Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-30
Marine JOttings.

i'm, bound up, last Sunday afternoon.
The tug Sa1gatuck was over yester-
day afterday afternoon from the Point.
The Oswegatchie arrived Tuesday
night, bound up. Capt. Shay expected
to lay up at Milwaukee.
The schooiier Parana arrived Thurs
day and is takirg on cargo of lumber
from Bullen & Nelson for Chicago.
I The St. Joseph, did not extend her
trip to Mackinac, but made arrangements
with Capt. Riley to take her Mackinae
freight over.
The schooner Oneonta arrived Thurs
day, and is taking on Cargo of lumber
from Macarthur Smith & Co., for their
yard in Chicago.
The Lawrence, of the N. 7. line,
arrived at this port last Sunday night. and
remained all night, waiting for the
Nashua, of the same line.
-Four of the Goodrich propellers are
going to run OIL the route from Luding-
ton to Milwaukee this winter. The Ne
nominee and Oconto are to be two of the
boats.
The Marine City arrived up list
Tuesday, and called i'm that evening Oh
her return IRON Mackinaw. She goes
into winter quarters at Detroit. She has
had very successful season.
The Keweenaw arrived Tuesday
forenoon. OH her last trip for the season..
We understand it is the intention to
Keep her upon the route from Cleveland
to ChebOygan next season.
Tho tug Crusader, which has had
considerable trouble with the Deputy
Marsllalls lately, was sold in Detroit
Friday of last week, to Captain PriIgcon,
who " ill settle claims against her
The Lake st, Clair and Detroit River
range lights, established and kept by
j. w. Westcott, ut the entrance to d.
lrOit river, will be kept mp till the 10th of
December, and later if any vessels are
running.
The St. Joseph put In her appear
ance on her Inst trip for the season, yes.
tcrday afternoon She has had very
successful season, and has had her share
of the shore trade. both in freight and
passengers.
The schooner Lookout arrived from
Chicago Wednesday morning with lot
of supplies for Bullen & Nelson. She
took on a cargo Of lumber from that
firm, for Michigan CRY, and cleared yes
terday afternoon
The Nashua was i'm bound down,
Monday forenoon. She landed an i'm
mcnse quantity of freight for our mer-
chants, Capt. DuJdlcsOn says there is
Gained to be sixteen feet of water into
LudingtOn, yet the Nashua got aground
i'm the middle of the channel, when draw
ing only about eleven feet OF water.
The Presidents Forthcoming Message.
1t is stated that in his forthcoming
message the President will make the re-
ported outrages and vindications of law
in.the South during the late COngressiOn-
al elections popular topic of comment.
The violations will be condemned as
forcibly depriving large number of Cit
izens in specified localities of the rights
conferred by both the national and state
authority, thus preventing results cx-
pressive of their will in the administr~-
ton of public affairs, Such proceedings
will be further deprecated because they
indicate that the pacification of the
South is not yet complete, and BECAUSE
they cast reproach upon and endanger
the integrity of free institutions. The
subject will be earnestly presented to the
consideration of Congress for such action
as circumstances demand, with a view to
prevent recurrente OF such wrongs and
to secure the absolute exercise OF the
rights of suffrage.