Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-08-03
Marine J0ttings.

The propeller Champlain of the
Northern Transit line was in, bound up.
yesterday.
The schooner Ann Maria arrived
/ Tuesday and loaded lumber from Bar
clay & MattOon's mill.
The schooner Minnie Slauson arriv.
rivel Tuesday and took on cargo OF
lumber for NJ. Chandler, for Chicago.
The schooner L. W. Perry arrived
yesterd ~ morning, and is loading lumber
from Bullen & Nelson's mill for Chicago.
The Leviathan went to Mackinaw
Thursday with Mr.. Ellsworth and fam
| lily, and will remain there several days.
The schooner Sophia J. Luff arrived
Tuesday evening and loaded lumber from
Bullen s. Nelson, clearing yesterday for
Chicago.
The handsome little pleasurs yacht
Idler. from Chicago, was in port We'd
nesday. She visits this section about ev-
cry season.
The propeller Milwaukee called in.
boulI up, early Tuesday morning, land
ing considerable freight tor Onr Cheboy.
gan mcrcl a its.
The Fountain City was in Yesterday
forenoon, bound up. She had some
trouble inl winding on account of the
river :eing full of vessels.
The schooner Emerald arrived Tues
day after hoard timber but has been de.
layrd OIL account of the drive containing
the timber not being down.
The small schooner AFFORD. arrived
Monday with cargo of Kerosene oil
from Detroit. She took on at this port
quite lot of empty oil barrels.
The Menomince ran aground last
week between Round island and Bois
Blanc but was released without recciv-
ing any damage. Thick weather wes the
cause.
The Marine City arrived early yes
ter,lay morning, AMI left at o'clock on
her excursion to the Sault. Quite num-
b"r embraced the opportunity to pay the
Slu't visit.
The City of Corcord called in. bountl
down. Thursday evening. MesSrs. Bul-
len & Nelson received lot of horses on
her. y large number of passengers took
passage from this port.
The steamer Van Rallte extends her
| trips three times week to CIar,evOiX.
going there every Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday. connecting with the Clara
Belle for Traverse City
| The MenOminee arrived at half past
seven this morning. She had all the
passengers this trip she could accommO-
date and all her rooms are engaged ai
Mackinac for her return trip.
The Mary Is being patronized- quite
extensively by the visitors at the island
She gives eXclr>ions around the isiand
and to Point ST. Ignace, visiting Mar
quette's grave. nearly every day.
The schooner IIiggie and Jones ar
rived Monday and took on a cargo of 800,
600 feet of lumber from Macarthur
Smith & Co. for their yard III Chiclgo
and cleared Thursday evening for tha
port.
The propeller Nashua. OF the N. Il
| 1;,n ho,n1 Il M4n1,,. q
noon. She made quick time, having
IN ile the trip from here to Chicreo, un
loaded. loadel and back to this port an(
back to this port inside of four days.
The ST. Joseph arrived up last Sun
day forenoon and called in on her WAY
down from Mac'llnaw, in the afternoon
She gives an excursion this weeks. tril
from Detroit to Mackinac. The Twenty
second U. S. infantry band will be oil
board.
The ST. Albans passed down yester
day afternoon with all the passen
sengcrs she cOul,l accommodate, TIN
boats of this line are doing a fine passen
ger business and are obliged to turn
away many who apply in the large citiet
where they touch.
The schooner Gold Hunter arrived
Tuesday evening after cargo of lumbe
from Smith Bros. 1t is reported thrt sht
has been chartered 10 take load of deal
to Europe and will start ,,some time ihi
month, and that she is is to get abou
$4,000 for the trip.
The schooner Canada arrived Mon
day after a cargo of board timber TO
Neelan &c Rogers, which she is now get
ling aboard, having been delayed two O
three days awaiting the result of sui
before Circuit Court Commissione
Brown, which was decided Thursday il
favor of Messrs. Neelan & Rogers.
a severe hail storm i'm Cawer, Rice ant
Dakota counties Minnesota, Tuesday
afternoon did much damage to the crops
In Cawer County stones fell four or five
inches in circumference, covering tn
ground two or three inches deep. Th
stones penetrated carriage top i'm Oh,
CASE. The track of the stO M WAS ten O
twelve miles wide and the general cours
from northwest to southeast.
, A bashful young Clergyman recent,
rising 10 preach for the first time, AN
. nOunced his text i'm this wise: ..And i'm
mediate ely the cock wept and Peter wen