, 1880-11-07
The Schooner Lottie Cooper Reported
Ashore in Sherman Bay, Lake
Michigan.
Etean.Eargs Estskeu, Barge Progress, and Shssa
GA. 2. durray Released trsn SAaall
Ia Detroit Ri1tr.
The Chicago seamen's Union Advance
Wages to -Four Dollars Par
Day.
Gre Shipments Delayed by Freezing Heahsr
nj Eseanaha-loeal ind Gen.
eral koles.

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eral ho!es.
TEE DISASTER RECORD.
BolsrKRoCB WEATHER.
The threatening weather for which the cau-
tonary signal was first hoisted On Inufsaay
1ast, after day and part Of TWO nights OF loe'
eliminated at late hour Friday night IN
shift of wind to north-northwest- with 1no
change came snowfall, which lasted through
out the greater portion OF yesterday. aese
ths wind did cot attain freshness. but nea'y
sea running up the lake plainly indicated tnat
1t was blowing hard some distarce nor'n'
The steam -bArHes ln1er-0cean anc u. banen~
tine, with their consorts Argonaut ana a. d
moore, started for the Lower Lakes early Fs1oay
night, but returned yesterday morning. having
been forced hack BY the weather. oIc OF wv
vessels bound for east shore ports IN l1Ra' ef1.n
also returned Some Of the gratn-laoeq Vessels
which left here on Thursday put into Milwaukee
bay yesterday for shelter. while those which
sailed Friday were seen OF Kenosha yesterday
forenoon. They probably came to anchor unoer
the leo of the west shore during the afternoon,
as it WAS impossible to make any headway
against the wind and sea me Steam,
barge Mary Jartckt. bound for Sou1n chicago
with iroQ ore from Escanaba. ran 10 acre. ner
Captain preferriug not to run the r1sk OF
grounding in the Jaws az me piers AZ ... os'4.a
ward She occupied II snug berth in Illinois
Central B Slip lust evening.
Early yesterday morning the caudonary sig
mails were ordered down at all points along the
west shore Of this lake, as an indication OF the
approuch Of fAirer weather About O'Clock
last evening they were again hoisted. under an
order fr,1n Washington, because Of the ap-
proach OF second storm from an unexpected
quarter. The order forwarded was follows:
WASHINGTON. Nov 8-:N p. Mp signala
Low AREA in the Ohio Valley. moving north
Brisk to high northwest, backing 70 southwest,
FL HaSea c1eaSo ~
sections one and three, Mackinac, and houKh-
Ion. HnWoATE-
The above order Rives warning OF the prob
able speedy advent Of severe gale. "Brisk"
and high " m1y be interpreted as meaning
wnd-velocity OF anywhere from twenty to forty
tidon In terceness Of the grea, storm Of Oct. Is.
when moderate gale was quickly succeeded oF
ono Of the Ennst violent description. moving
which the first had COME 1t is hardly probable,
however. that vessels bound TO Lower Lake ports
will remain in harbnr after the wind shifts to
suuth Invest, unless it should hlnw too hard to en-
able them to keep the west shore well aboard
Coarse fretghters destined to east shore ports
will not dare !" venture out.
Last evening the main river and slips between
Wells street bridge and the lake were lined
with weather-bound vessels grain-loaded and
light, many of which have been deferred from
gung out eiuce Thursday.
SCHOONER toT11E COOPER ASHORE
Cp to last evening the only serious disaster
known to have resulted from the o0isterOus and
Tadfef d Of the
man Bay, IN indentaton Of Lake Michigan not
far distant from tho Sturgeon Bay Canal en-
St Joseph to Escanaba after ironlore- Unless
she has found u bed Of rocks. her injuries will
be light The L't''e Cooper Is owned by her
master. Capt. Harr, Smith.
OTHER NIsIIAPS HERE AXD ELSEWHERE
Among the arrivals yesterday were the schoon-
er Ralph Campbell. with her maingartopsat
torn: the schooner r. A. Kent. minus her tlb;
and the Canadian schooner Emerald, with her
1oretnpEA!lan1mnBt carried away.
Yesterday: wh'e the 1,s schoo"sr v,1; KmTa
iibboap Snocked own @ one @ Of Yin" th snpnrfs 1s; If
the Erie street bridEt. viaduct.
The tugJ: e. Ingram yesterday brought the
1ibuoOm Ut tho schooner West Side IN contact
with the floating elevator at the Dolly Warden
House. The elevator leg. with its appurteuances
Of belts. buckets. ETC, was disconnected and
engaged to recover the wreck. This is the fourth
tim" This SEASON that damage has been done to
this floating elevator.
elevator in the South Branch yesterday morn
tnr the schooner Champion was run into by the
lnrge propeller Buffalo. thereby losing cat
head and having her {ptuDsail tadly torn
Eight hundred feet OF line belonging to the
tug Vulcan was lost on Friday in Luke Erie.
neuF Cleveland
The schooner n. r. Murray attempted to sail
down Detroit R,ver OH Friday and ran ashore
on Fighting Island. SAID t. be we'll out The
Lug 1FIIEC tAllTcu IL NtiEUulQR 10 QGF-
The schooner Reindeer has arrived at CleKe-
land leaking.
The tug sweepstakes knocked hole in her
hulk and sunk at Sandusky few days since.
The STORM AT MILWAUKEE.
Special Dispatch to 7he Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Nov Cit has been blowing
quite fresh from the northwest to-day and YES
sels arriving report quite lump OF a sea run
ming outside. Tho schooners Elizabeth Jones'
Our Son, ant. Moonlight, bound down from Chi
cago. ars = At & aneno. IN the hay;
B. Van len, schoOncrs John u. Merrill, d. NJ.
Scove, aud cossack. the latter with her tibboom
broken.
THE COL cooK-
The ting Welcome went to Racine this after
noou for the schooner Col. Cook, and Is expected
here with her III the morning.
AGROUND AND AFLOAT.
Special Dtxpatch TIC C3..raao Tribune.
ANHERerBuRG, Ont, Nos-6-The stcam-barge
Wu-c>rken gut aHround on Pearh Island this
morning The water came up and she worked
OH- The Wo-cO-kcn is still here waiting for
weather.
Low WATER AND BAD WEATHER
The Tne wind 5s getting aronnd to west and stIt,
snd sleetiuX. and very thick and dark
The barge Progress WIS released at nooutto-
dny, utter ightestng part OF her cargo onto the
Nevada City. She was towed to Detroit By the
tug Macarthur and propeller Garden City.
The schooner H. T. Murray WIS released from
FsKhting Island - bv the tuvs Prince Alfred and
tered protest She Is III unttlur here
THE swEErHEAKr.
PORT HURON. Nov. 6.-Thc schooner Sweet
heart is fast breaking up: Reports say that she
north continues.
HOME GATHERINGS.
GRAIN AND COARSE FnE1Gu1s.
There was'uo change to note in grain frefghts
Rates remain steady at ccnts on corn and III