, 1880-10-17
{ro1vartoo in 1885 aud Is owned by Martin h5o1-

WQtY8TtQ0 IN 4aeo* e@Ao b. wv -
son, OF this city. -
;. :rHg srEAA-BARGE rEcuNsEH
vas atr,ok by the gale ABOUT twenty miles DOWN "a
the Like, and had the toughest kina q ta nahnr
H. Teoumseh rnade FAST to the North Per
trh.ra she remained at dark, unable to get away.
the wind holding her secure pr'sone''
rHR STORM At MAN1ToWoC.
s,.-tar Dtspotes to Tae C1aieufo Tribune.
M..1rowoc, Wis, Oct. 18.-0ne of the nefcest
gales That ever swept Lake Mlcnganh nas ahated
raging all day The storm nas s3tE % = a1a and
tne hts seais Timing monsrrous high outside Ihe
first part OF the day the Wina was a1alo ~ - ia
south later it shifted to southwest anu MI" w;ii
1aip,,anhsr aaph easa the numerous vessels anchored
in the bay, and perhaps save 1neln 'ton'
M Tnw Of the tur Bismarck, numbering three
harges- and about 8 dozen sailing vessels, a5e ~
ancnor here, nearly all OF which nave oeen q,
Ginx during the DAY snd e1pecseo has been 7ng
q signal OF distress during Inc a1to,nvTTh ~. .,1s
for what cause cannot pe ascertained Inc tux ~,
Bismarck has pecn clrcllng arouEa ,ha,' 'u NV as
cannot get near enough TO ronder the" ans a7-
The baree Favor1te ran in this evening having M
lost her tow By the parting Of the tnw-n9e +pa na
point. However, and are thought to he safe. ,,,,-
The steamer Corona. from Manlstse ~, ~ ,t,i ,h,o
waukee, made this port WITH great aln'u''' ''11'
The Crafts lying here storm bound are as 1oi-
lows: Steamers Chicago ana t,,,f GnFuna' t schonn
ers Minuchaha. Industry, Glen Coy!et; ,,. ccess w. m
Willard. Honest John, and the scows success e.
and Monitor, No serious acc1oen'9 '"0'0 ~
been reported
SAILOR DRowsED.
4 enaman named Milo Hen ndrickson, oh inc
echooner ". Il. Willard, was Knocked overooaao
IL the pay eeFe
son lived in Milwaukee. and leaves "'1e @41o
three children.
DAMAGE At MILWAUKEE.
spketol ptspateh to 7Ae Ch.elgo Trbuns.
MILWAUKEE,, Oct N.-One Of the severest 9aies
ever kuowu SET In from the southwest q M
o'clock this morning, and still continues. Ine
Canadian propel!ers Canada and sneoe ,Ho nsG 1hn
| beach ut Unk Creek while husa1ng Inc. laaa eoo ~
| close, but got or unassisted about noon' sne Is
~ me @ Schooner Melvin S. Bacon, coal-laden. re-
ceiyed a severe shaking up, and LOST her maan NJ y
| honm and Rafr ami main and inizzen sa1!5, Wn!le
| being towed into harhor after slipping ner
Tho barge Herschel sustained damage to hef
| bow by contact with the pier, through tue part
ny Tha u, Schooner s Il. B. Moore lost her Jibboon
The above craft are all bound tor Chicago, u
ali Right So far as known: Schoonsrs 31aai[E Annte
Tomine, EARLY Bird. Lookout, Magnolia. Mock-
Ing Bird, Advance, Fearless, Aaclne' cooauesI
| Adyenture Pride OF Kenosna:
| owing to the repeated parting OF lines ine
tnos n,sdo slow WORK, and at uiEhtfau Il nun
ber ct craft still remained OUTSIDE, among Sn avu
| the s;.hoouers Mailhalla. Acorn, aid IN anchof
! Line barge. ... +ou-1tne
while being taken into Racine supsequ@sEayu @ 70 ~ ~
| Ter anchor and came here. 1t took tne III.
| ts,ne several hours to ret her inside one u
! LANSING aud most OF her deck-load or Ties "e1e
thrown overheard to tighten her up.
This morning, upon entering port. tne pEo
! nejEer Civ Of Duluth ran iuto the schooner y =
| 1a,it.on atd broke her matnboom ana uaVlt
| subsequently, while passing through broauMAs
hrlye thB tenders lost control Of the structure
wnich crashed lnto the propeller 8 cnoin anq IL, ~
| 1iicttd damage TO the atnonnt Ut *-oo lug
l,ridva waa thruwn OF the circle, ano narrowly
escaped destruction. h,
The schooner NAiad is at North Bay WIN nel
rudder gone. The tug Hagerman VIII tow ne
to Mauitowoc for repairs upon the aoateaeae "
the gale o,,., n1,or ar
| rived here from below. She reports seeing tat
nropelier Wlssuhickon about twenty miles DC
| low here and, from the way she was handing
thought she would have to run before tne 9a!o
She also saw side-wheel steamer ana tut
| with four burEes in tow working into the ives
shore, and schooner going down the laxe "itl
her forsail In tAtEers.
OF vessels bound here the N. L. Collins, Loml
A. Burton, c. L. Flick, Challenge. and Pcnoosco
| we're the only ones that arrived Ihey came Y
| lust before the blow. The Penobsc0t3 ater1
wis damaged ut Manistee Dy the tux NrKnt.
| The scoW Lottie Mason sailed at l0 0 c.och i, III
| morning for Charleyo1. aud the pfopeAe
| Ocouto Tor the north about the Same uhs-