, 1881-09-18

| lolleu 1cas!ty towards BOls Blanc lsland, ant
eao was driven ashore Bots Blanc, where she
nov nes badly hogaed, and full OF water The
Is IoaeI tto S TO- to milwaukee,: Ihe ht
| Milwaukee,
| NOTICE 10 MARINERS.
| speeIal ptsoeteh TO 7ns chteaoe 7rtbune~
A3stn,EttsTnuRG, Onr., Sept. l7.-The Colchester
stenmor City OF Dresden in leaking condition
ana IN. her rigging badly broken up from the
e. eneeds sd Of the gaie She will go into dry-dock
1or repairs, and Will have her inRsts taken nut.
80 80 iSat has heen placed on the reef The
GSananaan S Government was notified today that
shc was taken In.
w1sp-nousp At MAS1rowoc
| spfetat Dispatca to The Chicago Tribune.
MAN1ToWoo. Wis, Sept 17.-The following
erntt are layln9 here wind bound today: Steam.
sefa ee,s Mi!,a% " y crppa Grace Patterson and
The following schooners are III port: Gleu-
enyleF; Warmer. Lydia. Drssprine. j. F: Tracey,
(disabietL South Side, and Oliver Culver The
sehooners Lena johnson, Olen, md Alice Rich
ards are at anchor in the bay Wind southwest
TIE LIME-KIlSs CROSSING.
Special Dixpafch to TIE CEtcaao Tribune
-AMHEfsTBuRG, Ont, Sept. l7.-The water was
litt!c beiow the x.crage TODAY, but all. large
crafts passed the Lime Ktlns without being de-
been moved down to Within twenty feet Of the y
west ranges, fuaking it fine work for bouts to go
s 4o a1 W,r rhes toaenF 9aR etta
Wina light, southeast. Weather clear.
SPRUNG 4 LEAK.
Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago 1@ibuns.
= CHEfnornAS, Mich, Sept. 1.-THE schooner
night before last struck the S1iddle Ground oF
fsols Blanc aud sprung u leak. She WIS rowed
t. this port this morning and is sunk between
the piers. force Of men ure kept constantly
az the pumps. She is salt-laden from Kincar-
dine.
TIE FIRST ONE THROUGH THE NEW wE1nASD
CANAL.
Special Dispateh to 1ne Chteaco Tribune
:, PORT coLnotsNE, Sept. I7.-Tho first afrivnl
through the new Wciiatld Canai arrived up to-
day nooc-the steamship Don ". Dickinson.
vessels Of larger dimensions than can be accom-
modated in she old canal will be allowed to pass
through the new canal.
GONE 70 PIECES.
Sptcsai Dtspatcs to The Catcaoo Tribune
AM1iERsTBuRG, Ont, Sept 11.-Nothfug is
visible Of the tug Nnytlozser, which ran ou Col
chester Reef last Sunday, exeopt her boiler
dome, the hull and upper works having broken
up i'll the heavy gales this week Owing to the
constant heavy seas tugs werelunable.to work On
4 pESsE FOG,
Spteidl DilDatch 10 The Chfcdoo Tribune.
CHEnofuAE% Mich, Sept. E>-The schooner
pensAukee was eowcd away from the beach ut
Rnls Blauc Island by the tug Cuyler yesterday
morning: 4 dense fog has been prevailing for
several dnys.
RAN. ASHORE.
Special Dispatch to 1'fn Clttcaoo 1rfb,sne.
STURGEON Bar, Wis, Sept. l7.-Theipchooner
FcllcItolis run .on to the bench at Lille Ssur-
geon Thursday night, and after taking or
part OF her deck load sho was pulled or the next
morning without being injured.
w1NDg0USD AT RACINE.
SpeeIdt Dtspatth to The Chreaao Tribune.
RACINE Wis, Sept: f7:-The barge Wolverine
is auchored In the buy here with her foresAil
carried awny. Sue Is Windhound Tor Chicago.
The barge X. J. Gibbs, lumber-ladeu, for Chi
cugo. is also wfndbnuud here.
THE SCHOONER IRIS SAFE.
Special Dtspatch to The Ciltcooo :huae.
STURGEON BAY, Wis, Sept. l7.-Tho missfng
schooner Irist Cupt- Dow. Is In this port nil
right. Capt. Dow has telegtaphed his family ut
N1auitowuc.
TO BE RAISED.
Sprct1a Dispatch to The Chfeaoo Tribune
AMHEKSTnuKE. Out, Sept, ls.-Arrnnxements
are being made to rNtse the schooner II. r. CAn-
nelQ, sunk On Bar Point.