Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-10-02
Marine


The Lawrence called in, bound
up, Tuesday.
The st. Adams was i'm, bound down,
Thursday evening.
The Champlain called in, bound up.
shortly after midnight Thursday night.
The Keweenaw arrived up Sunday
forenoon and called in in the evening
on her way down. Hsr
The steamer Pearl arrived up yester-
day forenoon, and called in on her re-
turn in the evening. g. 'rirI
The schooner John Kelderhouse ar
rived yesterday and is loading lumber for
Chicago, for j. d. Smith. Ellf'
The schooner Narragansett arrived
Tuesday after cargo of lumber from
]. d. Smith for Chicago. III
-Carkin, Stickney & Grams new tug,
the Nat. Stickney, was launched at East
Saginaw last Saturday.
The schooner Melvina arrived Mon
day and loaded lumber from J. D. Smith
and left Thursday for Chicago.
The Milwaukee and Nashua of the
Northern Transit line were both in
Monday night, bound down.
The Canadian propeller Ocean of the
Montreal and Chicago line was in port
all day Wednesday, wind bound. I.
The Northern Transit propellers
Lowell and Oswegatchie were in early
yesterday morning, bound down.
The leviathan left Thursday morn
ing to try and relieve the schooner Ma
bob, ashore on Cana island, near Green
Bay. 80 ns1 esi ara-g
The schooner G.. C. Trumpff arrived
Saturday and loaded lumber from Smith
Brothers and left Thursday evening for
Chicago.
The propeller A. C. Van Raalte ar
rived Tuesday and took her place on the
ChebOygan, Mackinac and Point st. Ig-
mace route that day.
The propeller Garden City with the
barge Keating in tow arrived Thursday
night and both are loading lumber from
the ChebOygan Lumber Co. for Chicago.
Macarthur, Smith and Co.'S. new tug
Geo. W. Cuyler put in her appearance at
this port Thursday evening. Capt. Riley
says "she is daisy" and he ought to
know.
The steam barge Geo. L. Colwen
with the barges Northern Light and
Fame in tow, arrived Monday. The
three loaded lumber and cleared yester-
day for Buffalo.
The propeller st. Paul was damaged
about 5000 while at the wharf in Cleve-
land Sunday evening by being run into
by the large schooner ]. N. Foster, which
was passing in tow of a tug.
The schooner Ellen Spry arrived
Sunday and loaded lumber and left
Thursday evening for Chicago. She was
delayed day or so by having her steer
ing gear damaged while in port.
Wednesday was terribly windy day
and the straits were wild all day. The
small scOw Gray Eagle, of Mackinac,
was anchored off this harbOr and pound
ed around considerably, unshipping her
rudder.
The schooner Two Fannies arrived
Wednesday, but lay at anchor, tempest
tossed, in the straits all day. She was
tOwed in Thursday morning, and is load
ing lumber from the Cheboygan Lum-
ber Company. r :.
The St. Paul, owing to being delayed
last week by going to Leland for pig
iron, only came as far as Alpena this
trip, much to the disappointment of
several stopping in the village who had
return tickets on her. tai
We understand the Northern Tran
sit company have sold the propeller
Granite State, and are talking of build a
fine large propeller, to put on the route,
the intention being to have her ready
for next seasons business. 2" =,
The scow Robert Emmett, owned by
j. P. Proctor, sunk at VIM. Callum's
dock, Carp river. Wednesday during the
blow. The heavy seas caused her to
pound against the dock which started
some of her deck plank and she sank in
very short time, ~
The schooner L. W. Perry arrived
Tuesday morning after a cargo of cedar
ties from WetmOre & LathrOp. The
steam barge Colwell blocked the eleva-
tor so that the Perry did not commence
loading until Thursday morning. She
cleared for Chicago to-day.
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