Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-06-12
Marine,

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1.-The Keweenaw arrived up on time
Sunday morning. Fssls '..;, e
oiAThe schooner Oriental is in port
load timber from Lyon & Co.
iAThel propeller Lowell was in, bound
up, early Wednesday morning. -
-Thes propeller Nashua called in,
bound down, Wednesday evening.
The N. T. steamer Champlain called
in, bound down, Tuesday forenoon.
The schooner LOttie Wolf arrived yes
terday afternoon and is loading lumber
from the ChebOygan Lumber Co.
The steamer Pearl arrived up Thurs
day evening, and called in from Macki-
mac yesterday forenoon, bound down.
The propeller Milwaukee was in
Thursday afternoon, bound up, landing
a large amount Of freight;at this port.
oI-The schooner Az Nosher arrived
Thursday morning and is loading lurn-
ber from the ChebOygan Lumber Co. for
Chicago.
Tile City of Concord was in last
Saturday night, bound up. Owing to the
weather being thick she did not leave
until daylight.
l !. The schooner ,Dreadnaught sailed
into, the river last Mondaysand run into
the steam yacht Wilson, breaking out
| two stannchions. ,sy,a l.p
srTThe propeller Lawrence was i'm,
bound down, Saturday night. She re-
mained in the harbor all night on ac-
count of the weather. Z
f THE. schooner. John Kelderhouse ar
rived Tuesday faHd. loaded cedar ties,
posts and telegraph, poles and left for
Chicago Thursday evening. an '1"g
The Marine City was in Sunday. We
should judge she and the KeWeenaW had
given up racing. III, so it Will be more
satisfactory to their passengers. v4a! ,
The schooner Minnehaha arrived
from Saginaw last Sunday and loaded a
cargo of tiBibef from John W.tMcGfnn
for Sand Beach, leaving yesterday morn
ing. gsp
The barges R, n. Rice, Old Concord
and Banner cleared last Monday for
tiTOnawanda, n. Y. with a. total. of 1910,
QC0 feet Of lumber from the Duncan City
mills. 1& 1F~{ 80 Ed@ss s
blSe tug VI. s. ttn tanrkin Lett s last Tues.
day hight with Carkin, Stickney & Cfam's
dredge and two dump scOwS in tow for
CharlevOix where the firm has a contract
for dredging. sST4S a. 50,
The Marine City arrived this MORN
ing. We understand Tshel will arrive
here Saturdays, ,hereafter1instead of Sun
days. We think the managers are wise
in making the change. aeola a;ls s
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iron from Buffalo for Chicago, came in
Wednesday and took on adeck lOad'Of
lumber from Macarthur, Smiths&lCO. for
Chicago, leaving that evening.
,-I4 The propeller City OF Duluth, bound
from jCliieago TO Iake SUPERIOR Just
after reaching the deck at Mackinac
yesterday bnrst some of her 1ues and
blew Outher stay bolts. "A telegram was
sent to Chicago for a boat to take her
place. FSB5.; s5llHffs Is
The we'll known now tut tug Bismarck has
ceased to do duty. Her machinery has
all been removed and slowed on Nc
Arthur, Smith &; Ce.,S 1dOek.-rThe old
Bismarck, in her day. has done good
ideal of work but she had to succumb. to
| the rayages of time. ~,
i uO RsIas ' oil "
with 34.C CO bushels of corn from Chicago
for Buffalo was dismasted by the storm
of last Saturday night, off Little Point
Au Sable, ! Lake Michigan.s She passed
down b, Wednesday, ,,.i in tow OF the tug
Welcome. q The latter. came. in for fuel
and reports the grain somewhat dam
faged. ,nas..,,l., bG.. .iT=gs
The schooner &C. TrOwbridge has
been again unfortunate. After repair
ing the damages of her collision with
the schooner D. S. Austin she proceeded
to Drummepd's island and loaded ties
Thursday morning Capt. Bullea came
over from the Point. and reportss the
schooner Watef-legged from striking on
a stone and 4n9c king a hole in her bot
tom. yl.tIaed sgG: betQeaaR lssc joE (;
tt-The sche0n err Ri ElBlake srlin into the
I schooner Midland, River last Sunday at
the mouth of rByharbOr, running :fer
iibboom through theTmam'' sail of the
latter. Both vessels called i'm to report
at the custom house, Gand the ,eaptsin'o OF
the Midland River Wasfn at the time of
the accident and witnessed4its from the
dock, and jumped and swOre consider
bably.saWe did nOtdearnlWhether any inI
Jury beside the torn ncanyas0was the re-
| suit or the collision. .East.