Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-09-25

forenoon.
The propeller Nashua was in, bound
up, Wednesday.
The City of New York was in this
forenoon bound up.
The City of Concord was in, bound
down, this forenoon.
The Pearl arrived up Thursday night
and called in bound down, Friday.
The schooner Jno. Kelderhouse COM
pleted her cargo Saturday evening and
cleared for Chicago.
The schooner Ellen Spry arrived
yesterday morning and is loading from
]. D. Smith for Chicago.
The st. Adams called in, bound
down, Saturday night, and was in bound
up, Thursday morning.
The steam barge D. W. Powers ar
rived Thursday and is loading lumber
from the Cheboygan Lumber Co.
The propeller Milwaukee arrived up
Monday evening, and remained in port
until Wednesday morning awaiting the
abating of the blow.
The propeller Lawrence called in,
bound down, Thursday night landing a
large amount of dry goods and other
freight for our merchants.
The schooner Maumee Valley arrived
Monday and cleared yesterday for Fair
port. Ohio, with a cargo of lumber
from j. D. Smith, sold to firm at that
place.
The prop. B. W. Jenness and consOrts,
John Sherman, G. W. Wesley, and Sweep
stakes arrived at Duncan City last Sat-
urday, and loaded lumber for TOnawan-
da, n. Y.
The tug MetamOra and her barges
Russell, Manley and Benson arrived
Saturday night. The barges loaded with
square and board pine and cleared Thurs
day for Collins Bay, Ont.
Some of the stay bolts in the dome
of the Mary's boiler gave out, yesterday:
and she failed to make her trip last
evening. She is being repaired and it is
expected will make her usual trip this
evening.
The schooner C. Fl. Burton arrived
from Chicago, Wednesday with
oats, corn, wheat and 250 packages
of merchandise for Macarthur, Smith &
Co. She is loading lumber from that
firm for their Chicago yard.
Capt. Bundy, with his gospel ship,
"Glad Tidings" arrived in port Thursday
evening. The Captain is doing good
work in the out-of-the-way places on
the great lakes, and his visits on his an
nual tours are eagerly looked for by
many.
The propeller Lake Erie, of the Col
lingwoOd and Chicago line, went ashore
on Cub island, Georgian Bay, last Mon
day morning, in fog. She lay in a
very exposed condition and the storm of
the fist of the week, it is feared may
have done her considerable injury.
The St. Paul, reached Duncan City
early Tuesday morning and remained
there all day and until Wednesday morn
ing on account of the severe blow. She
called in here Wednesday morning, and
left for Leland after 600 tons of pig iron
and passed down yesterday morning.
The Leviathan returned last even
ing from the schooner Davidson without
getting her off. Five times Captain
Kirkland says they had her pumped out
and almost off, when a storm would
come up and sweep away all that had
been done and their labor for days
would be lost. Last Saturday evening
they thought they would be able to get
her off in a few hours, but another blow
came up and destroyed all that they had
accomplished.
The heavy blow of last Tuesday
drifted the red buoys from the west bank
of the channel over on the east bank.
Thursday the Northern Queen, of the
COllingwoOd and Chicago line, from Chi
cago, undertook to come into the harbor
and suppOsing the buOys were in their
usual position went to the westward Of
them, and the result was she run
aground. They succeeded in getting
her off without much trouble, but the
captain was evidently so disgusted that
he went off without making another at
tempt to make the harbOr. .\-t
The Post and Tribune says: GA few
days ago the undocumented barge South
hampton started from ChebOygan with
"a cargo Of hOop-poles for Detroit. At
Port Huron she was siezed by the sheriff
and taken from the tow. Deputy United
States Marshal Penny then stepped in
and attached the boat and cargo for
Jesse Fl. Farwell, owner of the Southam-
ton. At last accounts she was being re-
loaded for Detroit" The Southampton
loaded at the Schneaux for John Mckay
and was taken in tow by the steam barge
Alpena, quite a number of our citizens,
upon invitation of Mr.. Mckay, going
over on the propeller from Duncan when
she went after the barge.
Goods are chaan at " k